let's take a live look at 422.s is near the pennsylvania turnpike and we could see the construction blocking the right lane at times. not causing a big problem out there at this very early hour, tam. >> thank thank you karen. let's go katherine scott at the airport with more on how this major storm could make thanksgiving travel a mess for millions of people. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tam. the hope is of course with a lot of people who got here earl today that they can sneak out before this all starts. and so far things are looking pretty good here at phl. again, it's still early. you can see people lining up starting to check in at self check in here at u.s. airways it's already such a busy dane the weather we're expecting certainly isn't helping matters. but before this day even began you can see problems at airports on the east coast. before midnight last night airlines had already canceled more than 200 flights for today. nearly half of those cancellations were at newark and la guardia and becaus

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,

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

let's look at 2012 and you look at the romney/obama race.y won the state in 2012, not by much. 51 to 48. this is where republicans have to run it up. but more importantly, here's where the votes are in raleigh, durham, one of keat questions was, would you get african-american turnout, at a time when kay hagan was saying don't come see me, mr. president. as we watch, we have a lot more to come in. but at the moment she's winning in places where she has to went like mecklinburg county. and elizabeth dole is doing the numbers she needs to do there. if you look at this now, we're going to have to count them for a while. it's filling in as you would expect them to. >> at the last minute, she asked the president to do a little radio ad for her, and she approved of that ad. let's see if that helped turn out the democratic base. let's go to georgia right now. looks like a pretty important contest there as well. >> pay no attention to the numbers in that perdue has the early lead. no votes at all coming in clayton county here in the atlanta suburbs.

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

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

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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

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,

take a look.e out there and if you look into san francisco you will notice you can't see the skyline. it's foggy as well. not a lot of rainfalling from the sky. at least over san francisco. i do think we have a little bit of drizzle i few light scattered showers. we will start in the american canyon where we are seeing light scattered showers. you may have some light rain. that stretches in to areas like vallejo and fairfield. over parts of the central bay, oakland, san francisco, reporting just a little bit of drizzle, not a lot going on at the moment. san jose you have a healthy dose coming your way. actually its been pouring for the last hour. that's some great news. over the santa cruz mountains i talked about it at the top of the hour. some of these areas reporting eight tenths of an inch of rain in the last 12 hours. let's head to the sierra with snow falling over the sierra as well. the snow level right now right about yuba pass. we have flurries falling over the tahoe valley area and a mix

so i want to look at the xrt.ike i just said, i think they're discounting a lot of good news right here. i think the news flow gets incrementally worse. i think we're going to have a pretty disappointing first half in 2015. so to me, when i was looking at the xrt, when the etf was about 92, 93, i could buy the december, march, 90 put calendar. that was priced at $1.70. what i'm trying to do here is actually finance longer dated puts, because i believe once we get to this holiday period, i agree with mike. i think we could see sideways to up action over the next few weeks, as we get through some of these data points. but i think after that, it gets worse. the calendar gets worse. if the etf is about 90, then i can do a whole host of other things. a percentage basis that's not horrible, except if i get a blowout to the upside or a crash to the downside, which i don't think is going to happen. i do think we could inch a little higher, but i'm not planning for a much greater move. >> there's two reasons why you might

let's look at your maps. all the way from basically nevada down through san rafael, across the bridge, easy flow of traffic on the western side, the north bay. looking at the east bay starting to show sensors in the yellow zone around 55, 50 miles per hour coming in towards berkley and approaching the bay bridge toll plaza, where we showed you the backup, as well. slower drive, typical for pittsburgh, nothing unusual, slower drive towards the walnut creek interchange developing, slower south 680 through pleasanton and sunol. slowing between the two bridges, right about now as everybody heads over towards the peninsula and the southbound north bay routes kicking inment big delays because of overnight construction, which had you down to one lane up until 6:00. just a note towards palo alto and the peninsula, 101 up here, moves nicely, light volume up towards redwood city and san francisco. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. >>> 6:19 right now. still ahead, jerry brown opening up about winning a historic fourth

even by 10:00 looking at 41. looking at 37 in mount pocono. a lot of spots not making out of the 40s this afternoon. philadelphia may touch 50. maybe 51 degrees. below average for this time of year. dry day. we have a cold front coming through tonight. very weak. we're looking at a dry saturday. we have a very weak cold front. clouds will help keep the temperatures up overnight in the 40s. see them color out on sunday. looking at a dry and sunny sunday. today mostly sunny and chilly. 49 to 52. not a bad day overall. you just need the coats. tonight, mostly cloudy and cold in philadelphia. 37 in the suburbs. even colder when you head to the northern suburbs, the poconos as well. winds out of the southwest five to ten miles per hour. looking at a high of 51. some spots may not make it out of the 40s. 56 degrees. mondaying looking great. 62, 66. things begin to drank drastically. we drop into the 40s on thursday and could even see a rain or snow shower on friday. a high of 45. >>> in addition to these cold temperatures, a new species of bug is th

looking great. if you look at depart tour board you you can see all across the board on time.e. but the people are prepared. more info on that in just a minute. first we will look at other ways to get around the philadelphia area abe beyond. over at 30th street station the trains are rolling as well and many will rely on the rails this holiday. around 80,000 people are expect to come through philadelphia alone, amtrak has added 72 trains this holiday but most of the prime time tickets in the northeast corridor are already taken but we're told you should still call to check availability because people often cancel last minute. here at philadelphia international airport snow crews are on stand by and waiting for flakes to start falling. temperatures are on the ground really matters as far as snow sticking and, what follows. still airlines are planning ahead and offering options for travelers, take a listen. >> i am gearing up. i made a play list for my ipod. i know i will be sitting here a long time. >> airlines listed their fees for changing and encouraging people to avoid thei

karen. >> looking live on the roosevelt boulevard and looking pretty good.re clear, we're dry with no problems there. we'll take you to chester county and we're also going to talk about construction in new jersey when we come back. >> and when we come back there will be a little bit of extra after tension on wall street this morning to see how ho investors react to the power shift in washington. i'm guessing futures will be looking good pretty soon given how things went. "action news" will be right back. >> ♪ (prof. burke) the more you learn about your insurance, the more gaps you may find. like how you thought you were covered for this... (pirate) ahh, haha! (prof. burke) ...when you're really only covered for this. (pirate boy) ahhh, haha! (prof.burke)talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're re

the overall pattern looks mild. talk about that when i step back inside and we'll have another look at the travel forecast next. >> the long exodus back home from the long thanksgiving holiday is beginning. annie mccormick has more. >> reporter: today is expected to be the busiest. take a look behind me, this is the line we're seeing here in the d terminal of the philadelphia international airport. i can tell you it hadn't been this busy since 6:00 a.m. this morning. it was a smooth ride through the airport for most travelers even for those with a few last minute bumps in the plans. >> we've done pretty good, traveling all weekend, except for our plane getting canceled this morning. >> it's been great. >> reporter: 2.6 million americans choose plane travel. on amtrak the busiest days will be tuesday, wednesday, today and 750,000 passengers riding the rails. aaa estimates 90% of the travers hit the road. travelers that took a train or automobile to get their flight so far so good expwroovment today is not that busy,

looking at shinzo abe and his snap election. they look at other stories. australia's private insurer will make his debut in sydney tomorrow. raising $5 billion. the second biggest ipo. drivers to enter their occupation of public roads. -- calling for the city and to end. t in toing for the sixt end. opec meeting this week. iran wants to lower output by at least one million barrels a day. a little bit of an uplift area there we go. $80.38 a barrel of the black stuff. up next, we will ask a market strategist. the more cuts to come. this is "on the move." ♪ >> a brief look at some of the big events korea -- big events. decision toise boost stimulus from the october meeting. policymakers boosted as much as 33%. that was the first change in corona --ce governor kuroda. we may get an indication of how much damage the retail has been hit. set of results. they said services is hard hit by the protesters. and al gore is in china to talk about green energy. the former vice president will be attending the conference. he travels to this part of the world after the lan

look at asia, look at asia. down 12%. >> -- >> that's a big outlier. up 2 -- >> is the yen going to 130 to the dollar. >> bear case is winning. >> i don't know if it is or isn't. but that is just a major chink in the armor of tiffany. to go out and spend mid 20s to buy this company. right it traded great today. but look down premarket. up to 110 and change and now about 106. i don't think you chase this stock. >> i think you want to buy it. look at cigna as well. sig. both reacting well. they will do well into the holiday. >> i here with doc. i think the stock now above 100, continues to be under accumulation. the technicals look great and the business is no good shape. this is the type of name that runs up in the end of the year. >> admirer of the murph's attacking style. >> he debated very well by the way. >> he did. i think it's okay here. i think it's a little expensive but i think some retailers will be a little expensive. this is one of them. >> over the last five years it's averaged 27. so on a past versus where it is now basis, this stock is ch

we are looking along the i-95 corridor. it's mostly north and west with the change over to snow, that is when we start to see the rain turn to snow, even the interior parts of south jersey, gloucester and jersey and camden counties and parts of delaware at this point. and we watch it kick on out of here and our thanksgiving day is dry. it's mainly wet along the highways and i-95 and slushy to the northwest and the big, wet snowflakes are reducing visibility, .3 in mount pocono and less than a mile in lancaster, even in philadelphia, under a mile visibility when so many people are traveling here. we watch the precipitation type mainly snow to the northwest, range continuing to change to snow along i-95 and i want to show you a picture of this at route 100 kirkland avenue, see the snow sticking to the roadways, david will be back to tell us how much snow to expect. >> thank you karen. our team coverage continues now on the road with "action news" reporters john rawlins and annie mccormick. first annie is in the elements in sn

take a look at this. light snowfall. you see snow flurries coming down in the poconos. and as we take you also to our camera on city line avenue just outside of our studios here. more snowfall coming down. this is a narrow band. i'll show you what it looks like on the radar but we could see the light snow coming down for at least the next few hours. slick spots on the roads. and leftover moisture. we do have cold air coming in. you do want to be careful. cold today will be cold and cloudy. well below the average for this time of year. we will roll back into the 50s as we head into the second half of the weekend. 27 degrees in poconos. 34 in allentown. 33 in pottstown. 36 in wilmington. 37 in philadelphia. mid-30s in glassboro. temperatures in atlantic city at 36 degrees. here's a closer look at the snowfall moving into parts of the poconos it's now stretching into parts of allentown. close to the i-95 corridor, as we fly you down, you can see closer to norristown, still light rainfall closer to phil

and i'm still going to look at steel stocks. you have to look at steel.in, it's another one of those things if you drop them on your foot, it's going to hurt. i want to own stuff. there it is. remember though, i'm always hedged. i own derivatives against things or i'll sell calls against them. i'm not an outright player. so i'm always a little bit hedged. >> can you believe in this stuff trade, dennis, and also believe that the economies around the world are slowing or do you think things are okay? >> i think things are actually okay. >> okay. >> i looked at the numbers coming out of china today and i didn't see anything untoward from them. they were both above 50, not dramatically, but above 50. risn numbers lo rism numbers look decent. europe can't get out of its own way but i think the rest of the world is doing okay, thank you very much. >> i want to get your take on oil because we did see a crush into the close today at wti. give me your call on where wti and/or brent is headed in the short term. >> as i -- last week i was quoted as saying that crude

this is a live look between girard and allegheny. take a look at your drive times.creeping up 95 southbound between woodhaven and the vine. we'll take a look at your other area roadways coming up, but first, this is a live look at liberty place. bill, it started out chilly. what's it going to be like later today? >> well, we'll see the cold ease. in fact, we'll get bright sunshine. we're about 15 minutes away from sunshine this morning, and it will be bright enough to warm us into the 60s this afternoon. so, a real turnaround to the temperatures. but if you're heading out right now, you'll have to bundle up. the readings have dropped down into the low 30s, below freezing right now in pottstown. right at freezing for trenton and wrightstown. it's 35 in roxborough. northeast philadelphia at the airport is 35, while south philadelphia is the warm spot this morning at 41 degrees. >>> and at 6:25 this monday morning, breaking news. carbon monoxide sickens a camden county family. we are live in sickler will where this poisoning has prompted some neighbors to check their o

look at this binder. look at this. this is prep for black friday. look at all these coupons. organized under different topic. they are coupons for everything and every store. look at what they still make. i didn't know think made these things anymore. she bought a singer sewing machine. i have not seen this instant is i watched let's make a deal in 1969 as a kid. that is awesome. who is going to so. >> i am going to learn. >> that is for you. yeah. >> i'm sure. >> i found it in the ad. >> yeahy knew i wanted it, on my list. >> the in the coupon book too. >> did you get a deal on it. >> and a extra 5 percent off. >> reporter: you have been out since 6:00 o'clock. that is 14 hours plus. are you done yet. >> oh, no. >> reporter: off a lot of coupons. >> we have more to do. >> reporter: will you go 24 hours straight. >> maybe. >> reporter: we've got a whole group here. what could you possibly have done in 12 hours already. >> a lot of shopping. >> reporter: how many stores in 14 hours. >> i don't know. >> reporter: so somebody is calling into say i see you on tv right now, go ahe

but if you look at the market, if it looks like we should test 80 in crude at some point, you look atume, all the volume is to the down side. so when you look long-term and it looks very bearish and anytime you can have a washout to the down side and it has big volume. liz: lower highs with thinner volume never a good combination. >> there are certain pockets that look nice, and do you put any value in that or is it just too thin of a traded market and in the end, what will get people back in trading? >> you know, looking at today's market, it's an extremely thin day today here with the banks and the currencies really not, you know, showing much movement. i kind of thing we should have all shut the doors here and really focused on what today is all about. that's the other thing i'd like to say, i'd like to thank the veterans past and present who put themselves in harm's way to protect the freedoms that we enjoy here. liz: amen. >> in terms of the housing market here, looking forward, i think the housing market's really going to have problems just in terms of the demographics, you know

looks like no.ook at the trick-or- treating forecast and the week ahead, coming up in just a bit. >> next, hawaii residents remain on edge as a slow-moving inferno inches closer to home. this deadly crash involves a bus in northern california. find out what happened. the lava flow rolling through hawaii seems to have stopped for now. you can see it's smoldering but not moving. however, hawaii officials say there's still a threat to the community. the liquid rock began moving near the residential area back in june on the big island. that's when a volcanic crater released a river of lava. while it's flowed, there's a movement in a different direction. >> this is a lot of activity behind it. it causes the forefront to widen. further up slope, will's breakouts on the east side. we'll be watching it closely. the red cross is still operating a shelter for any residents that have to leave their homes there. state officials say it's flowed for 13 miles. coming up at 5:30, a look at the best of the best from

we were looking for a number in the mid 90s. our last look at 94.5 revised to 94.1.est number since the fall of 2007 on last month 88.7 takes us back to june when we had 86.4. so i'm not sure that is a miss. i think it's more likely last month was an anomaly. we'll have to wait for several more numbers to average it all together. today for the first time in 22 sessions, it looks as though the possibility of closing under 2.3 yield in 10 my happen. we are several basis points below that rather psychological and especially technical benchmark over the last month. carl, back to you. >> thank you. dow and s&p are trading barely at the record closing highs. below the intrai did highs we set yesterday. want to take a look at apple this morning. the market cap has gone to 700 billion as it crossed 119.36. bigger than exxon and j&j. >> let's get to the economic data. steve liesman back at hq with more. this question is 3.9% growth not bad. is it sustainable? >> plus a couple of turkeys this morning in the data. we are looking at them. the richmond fed was a tour kay. consume

we are looking at clear condition necessary most areas. take a look at the san carlos airport. a quarter maulvis and the fog out toward the delta. fairfield 5-mile visibility and mile and a half in oakland. this will last for the next couple of hours. the sun coming up right before 7:00. about 6:43. we will see things improve through the 8:00, 9:00 hour. but as we get into the afternoon, look at the temperatures. anywhere from 3 to 10 degrees above average. we will talk about more warmsth the second half of the weekend but not the entire week ahead. chris. >> developing news in of the east bay where authorities are investigating a fatal shooting t happened in the area of market avenue in north richmond around 9:30 last night. one person was killed. video from overnight show police putting out a number of evidence markers. we will bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> also involving this morning, friends and co-workers of a software engineer who vanished on halloween will resume their search for him today with the help of high-tech cools. 26-year-old dan ha has

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well look who's up. i'm really glad you're here, mom. me too. ♪ look who's here!made my life special by being apart of it.enough. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything, for all your help. through all life's milestones, our trusted advisors are with you every step of the way. congratulations! thanks for helping me plan for my retirement. you should come celebrate with us. i'd be honored. plan for your goals with advisors you know and trust. so you can celebrate today and feel confident about tomorrow. chase. so you can. >>> thanks for joining us on the abc 7 saturday morning news. i'm chris nguyen. we're on the storm watch for you that morning. a quick look outside with some of our abc 7 cameras right now. the time is 8:30 and you can see here the golden gate bridge. no major accidents to report s despite the rain. that's the good news but moving to our kgo roof cam a live look this morning at the embarcadero. you can see drivers still dealing with a slick commute. moving down to the south bay, a

look at me looking at that.e bay food scene. >> that dungeoness crab from north carolina. >> you have to have a bowl of clam chowder and crab. you have to. always get a crab. >> you have to have it on your dinner table for the holidays. it's a northern california tradition, especially for thanksgiving. to serve turkey and crab. in fact, customers begin putting in orders as early as july. >> it's going to be a great thanksgiving. >> fishermen began loading up thousands of crab traps when the calendar turned november 15th, the official start of the local dungeoness crab season. it will be enough plentiful year. >> california crab is sweeter than the other crabs. we have more salt content in the water. >> fishermen and wholesale buyers agreed to $3 per pound early enough. it's unclear how much it will be for consumers when the crab hits the stores as early as saturday. crab lovers should enjoy the season now. the effect of california's drought season may show up in a few years. >> you are going to talk about three

when we look at how people feel about the economy, they're looking at their neighbors, their neighbors' situation and how deeply we went down and how slowly we came up. i think it's the speed of recoy coverry that normally the faster we go down, the faster we come back up and you get that bounce and we feel that recovery quickly. but i think the slugness really drug people down. >> but if we're looking at 3.6% gdp growth, which is for a big mature economy, pretty good year on year, but in our case in the united states it's not sustaining steady job growth in a spectacular way. just a modest bumping along kind of way. >> right, right, and part that have is technology. in the long run we feel that technology will create more jobs, but in the immediate term if firms can go ahead and slowly create jobs and instead replace some of that with new technology, then we go with th that. >> neil, it's true what tara said, when you go to a factory now you don't see a lot of people. you see a lot of machines with a few people who are taking care of the machines. but that's reality. that's the truth.

there's the airport and that looks like the way everybody is looking right now., 50 degrees as you step outside. at least the winds are light out of the east at 3 miles per hour. nobody dealing with any big deal winds right now. you can see single digits across the area. ten mile per hour breeze in dover. notice on you the winds are coming in off the ocean and spinning back to the west, that's because we have a wave of low pressure down to our south and west. as that comes across we'll see the winds change from the south and southeast that will bring more and more moisture in off the ocean. the morning will be particularly welt. in through the morning rush hour we'll see not much of a break in this. that's 9:00 view on future tracker 6. we get into noon and 3:00 p.m. and the dinner hour we get a break and get spotty shower activity. later on in the evening hours there's a possibility of another round of spotty downpours. that's the 10:00 p.m. view, adam joseph will be on channel 17 at 10:00. and cecily later on. we'll add another .18 inches. that call of a half i

the other day, we were looking at trade data, being able to look at, what is the likelihood these will be held up that port? if that happens, what is the cost the company will incur based on that? the able to look at those types of things, pushing more into the day-to-day operations of businesses, is where we continue to expand. >> you got some vc money from -- cuban andd jerry yang, among others. >> silicon valley is a small place. i fired off an e-mail. they shot back and said, we are very interested. mark cuban was our first investor. a large venture capital firm. jerry yang jumped in. first round capital jumped him. heavywere big names and hitters who helped build out our company. >> to think we are in a venture capital bubble, a tech bubble? >> that is hard to say. i do think that things have gotten a little out of hand. probably less so in the enterprise state, because we are building actual businesses with revenue and customers. maybe in the consumer space -- we joke all the time in our company, when we see a new photo sharing app for social network. it is funny to watch. they g

look at that there you go. flurries across northeastern most philadelphia, here but for the most part you saw, the bulk of any of this little pocket of ow showers falling through northeast extension, allentown, bethlehem, ease exton area but it is further to the north. you can see it pulling away and it will be fizzling as we move forward in time here. you are generally looking at just some clouds today, limited sunshine is what we will call it. it is chilly, at best we are looking at lower 40's. tomorrow we will have a hard time breaking out of the 40's as cold air settles in, and skies clear. we will drop a little bit more on the thermometer. upcoming weekend while still chilly initially it has a nice warm up, up its sleeves. we will talk about that on the show. here's where we stan with our current temperatures going outside, 35 degrees in philadelphia, especially with the snow showers and traveling north this morning you might still have some slick spots to contend with as these temperatures are very close

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snow totals and a look at road conditions. storm long gone but how will the roads before your thanksgiving travel plans? >> in the wake of the grand jury decision and tonight's of, michael brown's mother speaks out. what is happening in ferguson right now, next. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] abc 7 broadcast center, this is abc 7 news at 11:00, on your side. >> for the first time this season, snow fell across the area. in some places, inches on the ground. it did affect lots of you trying to leave town. just a get to that in minute. steve rudin has a look at your thanksgiving day forecast. >> improving conditions out there. we will start you off with a look at live super doppler radar. everything beginning to clear on out. a few showers remain across baltimore. out, youand the view can see new york city looking at light snow. up towards boston, on it of rain and snow. away from us during the overnight hours. high pressure

looking good. in san francisco, we could potentially measure half inch of rainfall. you can see by streetlight, definitely getting that steady, heavy rainfall. that has been the case over the city for past half hour or so. keep that in mind. now all of heavy stiuff is racig to the east shore. that's where we see the heaviest pockets of rain and extends through marin county. expecting the highest totals to come in from sonoma and marin county but get activity in the south bay as we head throughout your morning. at this point, it's mostly dry south of highway 92. as we head through the 6:00 hour, that's when we're expecting this big batch of moisture to move right over downtown san jose. keep that in mind, it could be a dangerous commute. good news, mike inouye to help get us through. good morning. >> i was relying on you, because i can only show what's happening now. golden gate bridge, look at this, this is what christina showed you. while she did the hair flip, i will not. it doesn't affect this r

looking from the freeway, no problems on the richmond bridge and as we look at 508 westbound, -- 580's go back to the desk. >>> a family hike turned into a terrifying experience after a four-year-old fell off of a cliff and we have more on the latest on the boy condition. we are hearing he has a broken arm and leg and injuries to his face. we caught up with the boy's father who recalled the moment he realized his son was missing. >> i said something doesn't seem right, as soon as he ran up the hill, he just fell. the whole family was there throwing rocks into the ocean and crews arrived and when they reached him he was crying and conscious. they went to fly because of foggy conditions and instead he was taken by an ambulance and crews responded and they say this is exactly the kind of incident they work hard to prepare for. >> they were able to find the rescue. >> certainly an outcome everybody was hoping for. this can be very dangerous and again, in oakland they are hoping to get an update on his condition, for now christian captain, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> thank you christi

town, looking fine. a lot of construction we saw a little bit this morning at 2:00 a.m. is now out of the way. maryland, 95. bw parkway, all of that headed into the beltway. also looking good. 270 at montrose rolling along. market street between clark place and 144 we have that area completely shut down because of a house fire. we are going to try to get chopper over this to see what's going on. i am back at 5:11. a live picture in prince george's county. >>> 5:02. students at gonzaga are preparing for a difficult week. 17-year-old dominic petty was killed in a crash on the beltway over the weekend. live outside the high school with a special tribute happening today. zachary, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. dominic petty was a student, an athlete. he was the kind of guy people wanted to be around. he was likable. he was killed in a car accident in montgomery county just off the beltway when his vehicle was broke down and struck by another vehicle. this happen saturday. students returning

look how nice it looks. the traffic in marin looks good. >>> clear skies, temperatures are allowed to cool off. 30s and 40s for many. it looks okay to start off the holiday week but the end of the week could be active. more on that. >>> businesss in point richmond will meet with police today following a violent daytime robbery a few days ago. on friday, three men robbed a pharmacy during the day in point richmond. they tied up a u.p.s. driver and employees before taking off with the entire supply of oxy contin. those pills can fetch $100 on the street. a meet something scheduled with police around the safety and a plan to combat violent crime. the best thing residents can do is to shop at local businesses to support the owners. >>> 7:15. did you watch it? the 49ers still in the playoff hunt after, cuting a game-win -- after, cuting a game-winning drive against the redskins of the five minutes left in the fourth quarter. frank gore converted here and then kaepernick hit bolden for a 29-yaferred gain and -- 29

looking towards san francisco, we'll look at the span, as well, flow on the span is a big concern and it's moving nicely over towards the beautiful new tower and the san francisco side. no delays in either direction and you can clearly see the city lights sparkling. that's a clear view here. same for the san mateo bridge traveling east to west over there. to the peninsula side, little more company, but you're at the speed limit across that bridge over to the peninsula with no delays. look at that, 101, 280, no problems. dunbarton bridge, as well as the san mateo bridge at speed. the bigger issue is the tri-valley, where volume continues to build. we had early slowing that sorted itself out and now it's back to your typical commute through the tri-valley, usual slowing for west of 84. typical. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> breaking news to tell you about this morning. investigators trying to track down the driver of a fuel tanker that hit and killed a man in san francisco's tenderloin area last night on turk street near mason and market. a tanker ran over a man walking

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how we looking out there? >> we're focusing on the traffic right now and a smoother drive at least for the bay bridge. we had a disabled vehicle in the tunnel toward treasure island that just cleared and no slowing and no backup at the toll plaza itself. we're talking about a smooth drive down the east bridge freeway, a little slow south in sausilito. you have a smooth flow of traffic except for coming out of the altamont pass. it looks like all the activity has cleared from the lane. the slowdown happens out of the altamont pass off of the merge, clearing by the time up get to greenville. looking at the north bay, we're talking about southbound 101 for your commute. you can see a nice easy drive right now. maybe you need to use the windshield wipers for a swipe or maybe two in the north bay. >> let's talk about the timetable for dismantling the old eastern span of the bay bridge which appears to be falling behind here. that's because of a species of birds which have been nesting along the steel beams, keeping

fan -- japan as look at growth opportunities and look at alibaba.ecome the richest first and in japan. and get grow the market a consumer base. >> how concerned were you about the rise of anti-japanese sentiment in china? is.aw this with his this businesses. >> it is not good for china because they need capital and if you read the press, there was a backroom chattering before the handshake happened. much they wanted to work together. >> i would look at the foreign exchange market and it looks like the dollar-yen. how long would china tolerate that? and thes strong japanese are feeding into the japan numbers. they are having a week japanese they should be the beneficiary. >> you are bullish on japan and we have seen a move with the trade that is back on. how high can they go this year in the remaining months? >> we should never ignore the floor and we did not get a full correction. there is a flow in the market and people are happy to take the equity in the bond market. i think the japanese yen weakens go further.will and the japanese are seeing earn

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look at that. >> looks creepy. >> what is cool about your school? email your nominations to coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. here's a live look out of ferguson, missouri where th ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, night of updating the publi m last night. >>> we want to go live now to ferguson, missouri where the police chief is updating the public on the damage from last night's riots. >> voices heard to have a march will help facilitate that. when the criminal activity starts that we intervene and so you will see marches, slight traffic inconvenience but no different than in a parade or any other march downtown. >> chief, did you mention a number of arrests? >> there were 21 arrests. 6 for ordinance violations, the rest for felony charges which ranged from unlawful possession of weapons to knowingly burning to burglary, felony property damage. >> there was looting? >> throughout the city there were burglaries. it doesn't mean you stole anything but you went into the building so it could be. >> do you know if there was any theft

looked look they would do that. second prer yud. sha -- second period. 5-1. san jose. take a look at this beauty. backhand. top shelf. gorgeous. ducks would rally back. third period. 5-3. getslaf, a one-goal game. san jose. finally snapped the streak with a 6-4 win. >> really good effort tonight for the most part. i thought. you know. we took, what we think, too many titles. and whether they're scoring on the second. you know, they get done. get momentum the able to carry it. so, we stayed composed there at the end. and, find a we to within a game. a good one for us. >> from the gridiron we go. where the cal bears needed a win against byu to become bowl eligible. cal down 7. goff, trevor davis. with a gorgeous ball. and just look that we are tied at 35. cougars come right back. faking the handoff. why open. jordan leslie. goff's pass. just a little too high. no bowl game, the bears. by uf byu. trying to snap a losing streak. unfortunately things didn't get off to a good start. early lead. in the third quarter. aztecs up. and does it again. rumbled 35 yard for this one.

taking a look here at maryland, 95, bw parkway, looking good. back to the beltway, no and out of town, inner and outer loop, looking quite good. more on this water main situation in a couple of s you then. thank you, melissa. your next flight on jetblue could be more expensive and a bit more cramped. the airline is creating three different ticket classes based on price. and the cheapest ticket will include a fee for a checked bag. no word yet how much that will cost. southwest is now the only major carrier that do. jetblue plans to add more seats to planes which would take an inch of legroom away from the passengers. the changes will take effect next year. >>> a new report looks at which states are the most miserable in thanksgivi virginia is in the top 10. a real estate blog has them as the ninth most miserable. maryland came in at number 30. the study takes things like the likelihood of a family food poisoning episode and likelihoo account. e of the things that boosted their misery, the likelihood of having a political argument at the dinner t

a wider look of things, we are looking good in and out of town. no major problems there, 66 and 95 in virginia, nice and green and slowing right now. we'll take a look up north here at 95 in maryland. bw parkway looking quite good right now. the beltway at maryland route 1 looking good as well. 270 is moving right along. again, reminder about the latest bladensburg accident. you want to take south dakota avenue to get around that crash. it will be there for quite some time. >>> 4:30 now. breaking news in ferguson, missouri, parts of the town set on fire overnight after a grand jury chose not to indict an officer who shot unarmed black teenager michael brown. >> there have been reports of hundreds of gunshots and looting. police say despite the violence, no lives have been lost. nbc's jennifer bjorklund is live with the latest. >> reporter: here a few blocks from where michael brown was killed, chaos overnight after word there is no indictment against police officer darren wilson. businesses torched, a police car ablaze, looting and violence met wi