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we're getting a look at the take a look. >> this take down was no joke. police closed in inside a safe house in mexico. somehow he managed to escape into a sewer, but officers caught up to him on a highway. >> trap door down there. >>> here's one place you don't want to be, two window washers got broke on this broken scaffolding about a thousand feet up in houston. this was in downtown houston, one of the taller buildings there. took firefighters about 45 minutes to get to the two men there. they took out one of the windows, you can see there, took the glass out and reached out and grabbed those guys. they got out safely. emergency called off. >> makes my hands sweat watching that. >> it does. >> being that high up. >> i know. and tilted like that. >> i can't -- are they at the base or holding back? it. holding on. they're tethhred in, too. but still. >> nope. we've got wind between about 20 most recent check berthoud pass had a gust over 50. here in denver not bad. across the region quiet. a few clouds along i-25, but it will be a dry and pretty mildld c

we will take a live look at what it looks like there. of course we've got crews getting ready to head out. are these the d.o.t. crews? these are the power crews, as bryan mims mentioned, we've got crews camino across the country to help out with the situation that we have here because many people are still without power, and some as mikaya thurmond, our reporter, had checked in earlier, some people may not get that power back until tomorrow morning. so the crews are here and getting ready to head out and continue to start some of that work today. i also want to check out what the roads look like from drive 5. let's check in with adam owens. where are you right now? what are you seeing now that the sun is up? >> we are continuing our traveling, drive 5 on ice in these major communities. the major roads for the most part, highways and even some of the roads that are secondary to those, those are in decent shape. although you will see ice on bridges and overpasses. can they be iced over in areas or half dark eyes that you can see in taken o

take a look behind me. you can see clemson, downtown clemson, highway 76 right over throwing freely, just a whole lot of rain. nonstop rain since we got here at 4:00 this morning. it'slso been a consistent 36 degrees, so no danger of anything freezing right now. if that number does drop, that's when you need to worry about the black ice. the thing do you need to worry about is the hired planing. the ground is not -- the hydroplaning. the ground is not soaking in any more water, and that's creating big, big puddles on the road. just be careful this morning. make sure you're giving your fellow drivers on either side of you some space, because it's definitely tricky staying in the line sometimes when there's puddle that has big. wyff news 4, live in downtown clemson. allyson: taking a look at the roads, many accidents we're seeing this morning are in spartanburg county. you can see about 18 to 20 incidents. i usually see about three or four this time of day. that's mile marker 66 you're looking at right there.

great and showing you what the roads are looking like now and it's looking nice and clear for us here. i-90 at wooster road. filed. >> more than three years after a deadly police chase, 13 of disciplined. >> and one retired, six suspended and six fired, including michael brillo, who was found not guilty of criminal charges in may. sarah phinney is live downtown where the appeals process is beginning. good morning, tera. >> reporter: grievances will be filed on behalf of the officers by today. the cleveland police union's attorney said that the appeals process could take up to two years and cost taxpayers $1 million this is very complicated. after the grievances are filed. both the city of cleveland and an ash tater -- arbitrator within the next six days. attorney brian moriarty said arbitration will take two days with the ruling made in each case within 30 days. the city can appeal the ruling to the cuyahoga county common pleas court and then take the cases to the court of appeals. the deadly chase happened in 2012. the mayor frank jackson is addressing criticism that discipline has t

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ll look it's friday erin a. there's no frowns.o frown how is traffic looking?so bad tucker right now 8:07. taking a live look outside. inner loop crash has cleared. cr this is as you make your wayay towards 50.tords we still do have heavy delaysvyy back to the springfieldin interchange at 95.at 9 be prepared for that as you head up towards interstate 66. aside from that switch over outer loop right now very rare i get to show you such niceice conditions. pretty wide open by newe openy e hampshire a little congested byb colesville road.leoad. 295 inbound we do have crash at pennsylvania avenue. so watch for that one. delays extend all the way back towards eastern avenue down too 18 miles per hour there.re as we take look at metro rightht now a couple updates for you. off loaded red line train did clear at mel center but residual delays to glenn montgomery. blue line delays to largo. earlier train malfunction at franconia. all on the lines or or close too schedule. more traffic in a just a few.n back to you.ou >>> travel warning this morningi for pregnant women.e

put your jacket. >> looking at the weather, it looks pretty.but there is a pretty big storm expected to move into iowa looks like it will just miss monday night. it will move in late monday into tuesday. we'll track that between now and then. >> reporter: well, yeah. as you know, weather is key in almost anything we do, specifically here for the iowa caucuses. if it's too cold or too much snow, that's a low turnout. iowans are used to rough weather. they can deal with a few inches. the weather is good and everyone is praying it holds. >> thanks so much, ross. we'll check back in with you at 7:45. let's talk about the weather here. really can't complain when you are talking about 35 degrees overnight. a mild start. >> yes. >> we'll get a break from the rain. >> yes, we'll get a break from the rain. models said that we'll get quite a bit of rain for things leading into the super bowl. those have backed off quite a bit which we know we need the rain. you know, for spokes visiting and want to be out at super bowl city, we have some nice weather in

let's look at the facts. let's look at the reality. i remember not too many years ago where natural gas was selling for $13 or $14. that's a very different world than it is today. it's changed today because of our modern techniques and technologies. we've been able to produce vast amounts of it, so now it is competitive to come into the marketplace. we shouldn't put the finger on the scales for any particular fuels. just let them all compete. let's allow those fuels that will reduce carbon emissions to compete in the marketplace. >> hi, chris. you devoted a lot of your talk today to talking about the success of what you call the u.s. model. i wonder if this is a conception part that the obama administration has been relat e relatively accommodating to you guys and you would like the next administration to sort of extend that. >> say that again, chris. the administration has been accommodating to us? >> relatively accommodating. >> can i take issue with your premise? as an industry that has over 100 pending regulations, i wouldn't think

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it will be sunday before things look better thallyson: taking a look at the roads. you can tell behind me on i-85 getting to be an icy mess. there was snow on the ground in spartanburg. more of a slush now. in accident a couple miles ahead of this at mile marker 75. if you are headed out, a careful. i-85 is slick with icy spots near highway 290. multiple accidents reported there. 18 incidents over route from highway patrol. normally, i see three accidents or four. stranded equals in asheville and hendersonville. i-26 at the biltmore park exit, cars you do cannot go because of ice or the weather affecting the cars. give yourself extra time. slow-moving traffic on i-85. should be slow-moving traffic because of icy conditions. let's see how we loooo outside. asheville conditions here. i-26 highway 64. geoff: 6:43. a live look outside where the flag has been kicking up and it looks like freezing raiai let's check with tim waller in travelers rest. any freezing rain? tim: geoff, i am seeing freezing it is getting nasty.y. look at the american flags right down here. you c

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for porn looking for lawrence. he was not able to find her but however she was taken into custody at her home and again will face charges here at the courthouse this morning we'll keep you updated throughout the day also i wanna mention the police eight children did not witness the incident again so be here in court this morning we'll have more on thirty news now a new live reports and elise brown thirteen years now. all right elise thank you on the docket today the case against a travel agent accused of stealing from students and isle of wight county. augustine auction pong set to be arraigned this morning a grand jury indicted him on nine felony counts of embezzlement back in november russian punk operates great travel in the word and smithfield high school students paid him to take past summer but that trip never happened later today the issue of student debt will take center stage on capitol hill student leaders from eighteen virginia colleges will be in attendance. senators mark warner tim kaine will also be t

as we look at the line nine time you about, this is not an impressive looking line of snow and sleet. it is there. moving to dry ridge, it some sleet and slurry action. further to the east along the ohio river between ripley and more member and manchester, that is where we see some of the sleet and flurry activity it is moving quickly. you can see in the last two hours, heavy sleet at times downtown when it moves there be are moving through seven communities by the time we get to 6:00, 7:00, that line is gone. morning commute. temperatures of most places is near freezing. 32 in mason, 32 in florence, 33 at cvg. we stay in the 30' s all day. it is a week cold front yard we are stuck at 39 degrees by 5:00 this afternoon. it is nearly the weekend. maybe you have big plans. at lunchtime today, expect to be around 35 degrees. it stays chilly through the afternoon. 39 at 4:00. 8:00, 30 six. the futurecast shows flurries and areas of sleet this morning gone completely by 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, 53, sunday, 50 five. sunset. you' re good to go peerman monday, spotty showers, more frequently in the

looks like a restaurant. it does look like a restaurant. speaking of restaurants try the new one in little italy just opened up about two weeks ago. very nice. no more parents and pjs. we're talking about a controversial morning drop off policy at nine am, in this michael jackson controversy. hear who will play the king of pop in a new movie and why not everyone is happy about it. [music playing] one picture one huge fan frenzy. we'll show you the first snap of [music playing] rihanna drops a surprise for fans her 8th album. the singer made the announcement by releasing a new single called work, featuring drake. the album is titled, anti and is only available on tidal until tomorrow, when all 16 tracks will be available. we're getting a glimpse at one direction star louis tomlinson's baby boy and learning his name as well. the singer posted this photo to caption meet my little lad, freddie. fans speculated that louis would name the baby sydney rain and they just nearly missed the mark. the babies full name is freddie reign tomlinson. a shor

look at that. it's like sort of senses it's ice. >> how long she's been there. >> was he by himself doing it? >> looks like it. thankfully he took care going out by himself. >> brave dude. that's awesome. >> a cute video of guys with cute animals. tell me you wouldn't love to have your own cue walla. >> i want one. >> watch this. >> come on. come on. >> how about better yet a cue walla that comes when it's called like a dog. climbs down the tree runs past the cat, climbs up this guy's arm. >> this is where charity melts into the floor. >> i love kualas. >> this is actually poly and poly is a rescued kuala. the guy here that's working with >> eventually he has to return it to the bush. >> under the arm, up you go. >>> we might be starting off a new year but before we look forward let's look back at some of the worst examples of running a red light of 2015. they're all a little bit ugly. we'll start in tucson, arizona, where i won't call this running a red light. >> oh. >> that's running from the cop

as we take a look at today's forecast, look at these temperatures. up to 65 degrees in the south bay as well as the tri-valley. san francisco 62, and 62 in the peninsula. this is our break before the next storm system moves in. we'll talk about that coming up. let's see what's happening now with mike as you see the low visibility on some of those cameras. >> we're rain-free but fog in some of our shots north of the golden gate bridge. watch for patches throughout san rafael and novato. light look at the volume of traffic coming in. speeds not a problem. orange highlighting shows anywhere north of san rafael, it may be more of a factor as far as visibility goes through 101. we've seen patches drift through the eastshore freeway and the maze. benicia, southbound 680 approaching the bridge, it sounds like everything is moving quickly to the shoulder. now the walnut creek interchange, moving the the tri-valley, south 680 through pleasanton. a new fender bed der, i'll bring you more details on that. no delays for the south bay other than the build which h

say they're looking for survivors.. after armed militants **killed at least 20 university students.according to local media -- the attackers struck overnight at bacha khan university.military leaders says four attackers have been killed and they've taken control of the area.no organization has claimed responsibility for the attack. 3 3 it's a big day for family and friends of a greenville county deputy.. and the sheriff's department. department.deputy dave dempsey is set to be released from the hospital today - after being shot the line of duty. minelli is live at g-h-s this morning-and ashley, do we know where his recovery will go from here? 3 expected to be a long road ahead: ahead: underwent a few surgeries3 dempsey's wife:- physical capabilities up back to 70 percent- mental at about 60 percentnext up:- physical therapy- occupational therapy- speech therapy- outpatient care at least twelve weeks weeks dempsey:- suffered critical injuries back on december 10th- shot in the head while investigating a complex- man who

a look at maps. green, holly to leafdale, this one looks like it is cleared up and out of the way. >> thank you. >>> our coverage continues with sally at i-25 and the tech center checking conditions for you this morning. sally? >> reporter: that's right, drives conditions -- driving conditions seem to be smooth for the most part. not slippery or anything. but still be cautious when are you driving. i want to showwyou how hard this is coming down. it is pretty windy. winds are about 14 to 15-miles an hour. but zooming in on the lamp post, you can see the snow is coming down really hard. a little bit of accumulation to `y left on the ground. but once it hits the ground, it melts right away, it is not that bad out here. it is not cold, either. so that is making it melt right away on the ground, and still slippery, and on our way here, there are some pockets where it snowed and stopped, so it is not the entire i-25 area, castle pines parkway, and south of i-25, and there are some pockets, while on our wa

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so everybody asking, hey, i'm in fayetteville, i'm in sampson, look. it's not looking good. so it's truly one of those stay in and, you know, do what you're going to do at home, stay warm, if you can. obviously, these are folks who are trying to get to work, and are out here as well. so we understand some folks have to be out there but it is rough out here. and we're just moving around so we'll take it back to y'all at sepoena road in fayetteville. john: be careful out there. barbara: it is 7:17. i want to let you know, if your power goes out, we have information on abc11.com. it says what to do when you lose power in the winter. so it's good information, go to abc11.com and get all that information in case you're one of the ones without power. john: coming up, meteorologist john: do not attempt to adjust your television. we are here on this saturday morning for special coverage and things to keep you up-to-date on. barbara: we've been talking about the roads, we have a picture of the roads. we have an update from the d.o.t. that as soon as the temperature goes up, they'll g

look, check it out. if you guys still have my shot up another car same problem area just in that driveway where the snow drifted and trying to pull off the road. here you go. it's too much snow to get through, guys. >> all right. trooper out there. thank you sabina. >> we are back after the break as we take a live look at love park actually a pretty picture. >> gorgeous. >> yeah. we go to break. ♪ >> welcome back everybody. sabina getting stuck. brad sattin running off the ro road. he's live at jersey shore. you're in north wildwood tonight where some serious flooding is still going on there, right, brad? >> reporter: yeah. >> take breath. >> running off the road, that -- that, can you hear me okay. >> yeah. >> you got me. okay. a little windy here. we did run off the road earlier into an embankment. everybody is fine. we got a little help. some good samaritans got us at way we ended up in parking lot and getting stuck again. but we did make it to north wildwood. didn't thin it could get any worse from 5

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look at china.inally scrapped those wretched circuit breakers that caused market to shut down on monday and yesterday. there are reports that state-run investment funds drove markets higher. they started investing in the market. so much for a communist government. shanghai, it was crazy day but ended up almost 2%. let's move on to europe. modest gains across the board.

let's take a look at your big weather stories. you're looking outside. that is a live shot, and you can see terminal tower with great visibility this morning. really no problems at all in the world of local weather this morning. of course, we have the rain later on. snow to talk about, potentially on the order of 1 to 3 inches, and maybe even higher in our typical lake-effect zones. then behind the snow, oh, yeah, it's going to get really cold. late in the weekend into next week, there's a span of about four or five days, like entire days where we may just remain below freezing. it's going to get interesting next week as we see more typical january weather return to northeast ohio. temperatures this morning are actually above average, though. 34. this is the warmest morning this week. brecksville. we have a ways to go. we're headed back into the 40s today, but it will be cloudy with, of course, that rain moving in later on. laura, it is 6:01. how do we look on the roads? morning. it's an easy morning out there. problems falling from the skies causing iss

take a look behind me. look at all of the cars, the congestion that has picked up in the last half hour or so. they have done a good job of cleaning off this main roadway. also, you can see piles of snow. a huge one people are going to have to get by. when you come into the airport, they cleared out a couple of lanes so people can get by. this snow continues to block other areas. we have heard success stories today and we have also heard failures. there is a church group here from kansas city, missouri. they have been trying to get home for a couple of days. their flight was scheduled for 3:00 today. one of the guys just came up to me and said our flight has been canceled yet again and they are not getting home until tomorrow. victories and defeats today. by the middle of the week, it should be back to normal around here. back to you. jummy: they are not alone with those canceled flights. we want to get some breaking news right now. we are learning of a partial building collapse in montgomery county. look a

look at leesburg. 34". mean amazing things is, the amount of people that will be dig digging out of 25, 30" of snow and columbia 25. this seems to be winner, 40.5 any in sheppard town, west virginia. have not found higher number than that. if you go further at your house let me know and i'll give you a big feature. temperatures are well below freezing. fredericksburg reports five, six, sich all morning the game is having issues with snowy think. low 30s today. the good news plenty of sunshine. we have sunshine to look forward to and behind out of the north and west today 10 to 15 and bit of wind chill and sunshine does at least a little bit of work it we will number quiet conditions tonight and tomorrow as well. it will be -- this snow cover really again rates its own cold seen, with clear skies at night we'll see overnight lows in the teens and low 20s locally here the next several nights and everything get a chance to freezeard adds be cleanup turing the daytime hours. 32, sunshine, cold, breezy. >> we'll

looking good. what do you think? >> i think the outcome on command continues to surprise to the upside as it did in 2015. particularly the sort of shift in demand moving more towards southern europe. so spain's got to be a very strong feature in 2016. against that, there's obviously the increasing competition between certain airlines increasingly getting into easy jet's face in their primary airports. we've seen quite often easy jet retreating in the face of that. they're closing the madrid route. they're obviously closing rome. they will put those down to other commercial interests, but i think it very much reflects an increasing competitive risk, particularly coming into the summer. >> mark, thank you very much for being with us this morning. mark simpson, aviation analyst at good body. >>> and france could be facing a huge travel disruption as three unions representing 5 million workers gets set to go on strike. unions are scheduled to march through paris around lunchtime, but air france says al

take a look over here. you can see the damage to the building and the collapsed roof where the bus slammed right into this building. now, here's some video of the emergency crews taking down the unstable roof after a warwick city bus plowed right into this building. it happened around 7:00 last night. police say the bus with two or three passengers on board hit a pole on route 1 and then ricocheted into the building. the bus driver and two passengers were taken to the here's one man who was inside the building at the time had to say. >> we saw the bus coming toward our direction. it was kind of surreal. it's like what's going on? is this guy going to stop. at the point we realized it wasn't stopping, we heard the horn and dived for our lives literally. >> byron: and no word on exactly what caused the crash. we're told the driver has been driving buses for 30 years. now, investigators say they're also looking into the possibility that the driver had some sort of medical problem that caused him to lose contro

look at that. it's like sort of senses it's ice. >> how long she's been there. >> was he by himself doing it? >> looks like it. thankfully he took care going out by himself. >> brave dude. that's awesome. >> a cute video of guys with cute animals. tell me you wouldn't love to have your own cue walla. >> i want one. >> watch this. >> come on. come on. >> how about better yet a cue walla that comes when it's called like a dog. climbs down the tree runs past the cat, climbs up this guy's arm. >> this is where charity melts >> i love kualas. >> this is actually poly and poly is a rescued kuala. the guy here that's working with poly is nursing that kuala back to health. >> eventually he has to return it to the bush. >> under the arm, up you go. >>> we might be starting off a new year but before we look forward let's look back at some of the worst examples of running a red light of 2015. they're all a little bit ugly. we'll start in tucson, arizona, where i won't call this running a red light. >> oh. >>

they're looking at rising wages, looking at rising employment, and they're looking at a stronger housing market which has a positive wealth. ist is really concentration going to be. at the same time, the fed does not want to chuck a barrel of crude oil on the raging inferno of financial markets. they are not going to say anything which will shock the markets too much. my guess is they will continue to point to the ongoing steady pace of economic recovery. that leaves the way open to raise rates in march, providing markets that are behaving themselves a bit more sensibly and a bit more rationally at that point, and it leaves some focusing very much on the real economic data. alix: over the last few weeks the real conversation has been, are we in a real 2008 scenario? what is your call? guest: no chance whatsoever. recessions are caused by credit bubbles or by inventory byrhangs or by policy error, a central bank that is to bloomberg -- deliberately trying to slow growth down. we don't have a credit bubble in the united states. united states has just finished dealing with the aftermath of

that would be looked at closely.were just on part our team giving analysis of facebook's earnings and terminal customers can find that now. what is the biggest question that came out of this awesome order for facebook? >> so what this is telling you is instagram video and the core newsfeed business, the strength is continuing, and it will give the behemoths that they can monetize -- maybe in 2017. that's the runway they need. engagement numbers are strong, daily active users are growing. all fundamental metrics are pointing to continue to growth, and facebook is dominating. alix: thank you so much. scarlet: coming up, what you need to know to gear up for tomorrow's trading day. ♪ scarlet: do not miss this. caterpillar earnings out before the bell. how much will they guide down their 2016 revenue estimates? that will be key for the market. scarlet: and forecasts for the global economy as well. microsoft reports earnings after the closing we will cover that. joe: and don't miss this tomorrow -- we answer the question o

look at the roads, looks like the plows have not come out. but they have been out there all evening. they are dealing with a lot of wind, stretch -- treacherous conditions do not head out there unless you have to. >>> 27 degrees, cape may, new jersey, just experienced high tide along the jersey shore 15 minutes ago, there's going to be another high tide later on this evening. that could cause coastal flooding and beach erosion. it's one of the things we're looking at. looks like an emergency person along the beach keeping an eye on things for folks in cape may. >>> it was a battle against snow and flames in brigantine, new jersey. dozens of firefighters working to put a fire out in a townhouse in brigantine this morning. they were met with tropical storm force winds. the fire spread to other townhomes, but we are in the hearing of any injuries. >>> good morning, 7:00, i'm matt o'donnell along with tamala edwards. we have special coverage. blizzard of 2016. we have snow emergencies and cancer layingses on -- cancellations on bottom of the scre

i don't look at it as heroic. i look at it as, you know, just had to do something. >> the victim' father met with the actor to thank him for his bravery. >> i' just so happy it happened here and there were the right people here. >> the driver is in the hospital with third degree burns and a broken collar bone. police say he will be charged with driving under the influence. >> pretty amazing. instinct clearly kicked in for jamie foxx. >> if you looking for more jamie foxx action, you might want to check netflix. >> netflix opened its book for investors yesterday afternoon and said growth worldwide was good. growth here in the united ates not quite what experts expected. it warned price increases were coming, most likely $2.00 per account. new customers are paying that increase. current customers are not, but they will soon. when? netflix just says soon. >> another big question everyone in the tv industry is asking is how many people actually watch netflix. the broadcast industry wants you to think it's less. netfli

so look at. that will almost inch away of already getting up where they should be for the time of year for the season in just one snowstorm. here in philadelphia, 22.4. that's the fourth largest snowstorm officially at the airport. check it out. storm scan3, nice and quiet. this is what we are dealing with for the next couple of of days, quiet weather as high pressure builds back in, lot of snow, exiting cape cod. that storm is long gone. still left with some cold air. because of the fresh snow on the gown, check it out. dover, delaware, 20 degrees, 19 in newark, into new jersey, kind of the same deal, upper teens, low 20's, 22 officially at the area port, chalfont, malvern, mid upper teens, chaddsford, 15 degrees at this hour, ambler coming in in the mid teens. winds, much lighter. still some windchills down to the single digit in the cold spots. but a lot better than yesterday. notice the direction. more of north to northwest wind. this is great news for the shore. now we have that off shore wi

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looking good tonight. hot crowd. [ cheers and applause ] welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonight show." this is it. this is the show to be at. [ cheers and applause ] that's what i'm talking about. hey, welcome, everybody. we're gonna have fun tonight. it's going to be a good show tonight, welcome. and here's what everyone's talking about. of course, we're just a week away from the iowa caucuses and all the candidates are doing whatever they can to appeal to voters. donald trump even went to a a church service in iowa over the weekend. you can tell he doesn't go to church much 'cause he was like, "i really like the part where they passed me the basket of free money." [ laughter ] [ applause ] reminded me of what he did as a a kid around the dinner table. last night cnn hosted a a democratic forum where hillary clinton said that if she's elected she wants to work together with republicans and even said she'd give them all bear hugs. [ laughter ] by bear hugs she means like the [ laughter

let's take a look at the east shore freeway. looks pretty good so far.the carquinez bridge. >>> as you drive to the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is beginning to get bunched up. the metering lights were just turned on and the traffic is going to be getting slower. let's take a look at the commutes in the east bay. 680 from concord to walnut creek. 580 is not bad. a little bit of slowing from the altamont pass. and from livermore it's off to a nice start. 5:31. let's go back to the desk. >>> a 2-year-old boy was injured on a shooting on i-80 in the east bay. the targets of the attack were in another car on the freeway. alex savidge is at the gas station where the boy's family drove to call for help after the shooting. >> reporter: this is where they came to get help. the family with three young kids in the backseat was just driving along the freeway last night and a bullet flew through the back window and this happened 7:45 last night on eastbound i-80 near richmond parkway. a 2-year-old child in the backseat was hurt by shattered glass. thankfully, no o

we look at a quote on facebook.think this can work is artificial intelligence not a risk of rising up against us. someone read the magazine and said that he just made our new year's resolutions look silly. we have a look at one of these here and he says that he is spending on these without good evidence. this.s all from more on this have in the next hours and we will have more on the implications for the markets. >> this is trending business. we are live in washington, d.c., singapore, new delhi. the japanese automakers are recallo step in and costs are pushed down. jumps and they have a bitter row over the execution of a shiite cleric. tackle whatres to critics say is not nearly enough. follow me on twitter. right, it is underway at the moment. declines across asian stocks have picked up in the last hours. more thailand for and india to come online. share the gates, a fair of economic data has been we will get you more on this in a moment. the volume is light. give it a few days to warm up and get momentum. , the c

take a look.nce george county fire department says the ambulance was sideswiped by the car on inner loop near st. barnabus hill exit 8:30 last night. a female driver swiped mraption and then overturned and struck a light pole and that light pole toppled and piece pierced a separate car unrelated to the accident. the pole went through the roof of the car and incredibly the driver of the car walked away unscathed. they were taken to the hospital with serious and non life threatening injuries. >>> well, it is cold out there this morning. i'll tell what you, with the windchill out there, temperatures are significantly colder than the actual air temperature. i'm waiting on you wisdom. there you go. >> gary. >> i can see you. >> house the weather. >> house the weather. >> cold. >> started over from the top. >> you start -- >> i cannot get here fast enough. >> you started talking. >> they told me to start talking. >> i was moveing a little slow. that's okay. >> it happens when you get old. >> it's cold.