lookingive at phidelphia international airport, which did not get the worst of the delays, but felt thee effe. by tonig several cancellatns on the board f arrivals and departures. there has been aleast 9500 delays nationwide day. more than 1,000 canceltions. but it is the hidays and we arfrom fol tonight about keeping an optimistic outlook to put up with it a to see famy and friends. >> the little delay is not a problem. it'soring the trip. weave an infant and somehow she managed to be meatient th we were sometimes, so we were pretty grateful. >> now another tng experience tonight, a holiday new rule with the t.s.a. sceners can noworce anyone to go through a body scanr, ev if that passenger wants to opt o. before this passengers could choose a full-byat down instead. the change by homeland security cein the wake of the paris and san bernaino terror attac. >>> the skies and roadways will belenty busy thrghout the end of the skie a estimes the holiday travellers toppi 100 million the first time every, nrly one in three americans. and almost triple the number of people who traveledore than

this violates net neutrality and fcc is lookinge into.uest: t-mobile has been at the vanguard of -- at first, it was price. then other carriers jumped on it. t-mobile is setting the bar and other carriers have to look at it. look at the subscribers t-mobile is gaining. you would be hard-pressed to say any carrier unless they followed the procedures at this point is in a better place than in 2016. can t-mobile continue the subscriber growth that had this year? pick: unless the others up, i would say so. and i have been talking about john leisure and his strategy all year. guest: it is working. 30% thisoil is down year. it's not the worst performing commodity of the year. we will tell you why you should care and how to pronounce it, up next. ♪ brendan: live from bloomberg world headquarters in midtown manhattan come you are watching bloomberg markets. we've got more from our news desk. amy: british prime minister david cameron is visiting flood victims. weeks of heavy rain of swollen rivers to record levels. he's called the flooding unprece

>> i think this trade is exactly the one you want to be doing here if you're lookinger to hedge yourortfolio for a couple reasons. the payoff on this hedge is pretty good considering that volatility is slightly elevated here, paying about four to one. the levels dan is looking at are precisely the ones historically you would look to if you think that you are going to be in a little bit of a pull back here. a lot of these stocks are trading at fairly rich valuations, this is happening at exactly an time where we might be seeing other assets yielding better. that would make them a better alternative to equities and i think this is an effective way to hedge your equity exposure. >> i want to know what carter thinks of dan's levels. >> they're good levels meaning we know that you're targeting the prior low as a perspective low and that should be the minimum. there is every possibility that we go through that and many indices are well below their august lows. god bless, put it on, make some money. >> mcdonald's stock is hitting near all time highs. dom. >> ever since mcdonald's put out th

in the trivalley, we're also lookinged a mid-50s there. the sun peeking out from some clouds.ees and a slight chance of a few showers later on this morning in the north bay. 53 degrees. 57 in the south bay. let's see what's happening on the roadways with anthony. >> hey, you know we've been talking about the fog and visual. we're not finds the freezing fog like we found a couple of hours ago. switching over to the maps you see a couple of accidents. one at the bridge and one at the berkeley curve 80 westbound at university. you can see the traffic is heavy, but i wasn't able to see any accidents here. i think it's pushed over to the shoulder. keep in mind you'll see some slowing. again, looking pretty good for the holiday with week. >> all right, anthony. thank you. lots more news coming up in our 11:00 newscast. we'll have the very latest. chris and i look forward to seeing you then. >>> it is winesday wednesday and it is time for the pop culture who knew. and kathie lee is across the street to hand out 11 $100 for anybody who gets the song right or a signed c.d. if they don'

we are lookingal cloudy skies in the sierra nevada but on the way there we are looking at snow showers. temperatures in the low 40s from tahoe to truckee this morning. back home mild with cloud cover. breezy winds in the upper elevations. 40s and 50s. whether he talk about how long the rain makeler last coming up >> lisa, thank you. now to the latest in the san bernardino attack. the investigators think the wife may have had weapons training and she may have had connections to a isis recruiter. >> a new advise video could answer where the assault rivals used in the san bernardino master came from. police stated they knew syed farook and tashfeen malik purchased the happened guns and the third party bought the rivals. any believe the third party is a former neighbor of farook. >> syed farook is not available. >> her voice can still be heard on a mobile messaging systems and investigators are looking to see if he left behind twitter messages linking him to a notorious isis recruiter, mohamed hassan, who uses a nickname. the same man who attacked an exhibition in garland, texas. tweeting

. >> what do you think that they are lookinging at tonight? why won't they get out there and tell us specifically what are the names, what are the ages, what are the ethnicities. that's one of the questions reporters are asking because people are wondering whether this is radical islamic terrorism. that's why they are asking. >> i think the fbi wants it hold back until they have a better idea where it isgoing. it could be a disgruntled employee. if they want to explore anything. and don't want to give out too much in case we are still involved. three hours into this and we like to give you information as quickly as we can. but i think they are doing a great job and i give them credit for that. >> do you believe the fbi knows much more than they are telling us? >> i a i assume so. they always do. all my life i've been around cops. they want the case as much under control as they can before they go public. they dent want to, first of all, create something where one doesn't exist and there may be someone out there they are trying to apprehend. >>

and it is across the whole are lookinge they for jobs and they sign onto these trade deals and we loseore jobs. and we lose good paying jobs. they are just putting another nail in the coffin of the middle class. host: anthony in staten island. let's go to missouri, the lie $25,000those who make and $50,000 a year. are you with us? caller: yes, i am. host: go ahead. caller: russia pre-floated the ruble and raised their interest rates, and now they are on recovery. as long as ceos -- they used to make 40% more. as long as they make -- [indiscernible] as long as there are trade deals , there will not be no middle class. and you have the koch brothers trying to make every state a right to work. so, if they raise interest rates -- i'm 60 years old. i cannot retire because my money in the bank doesn't make any interest. i think with the fed is doing they should have done a long time ago because they created a bubble and didn't put no bankers in jail went. deale -- when trade deals killed the middle class. host: here are a few more tweets. @cspanwj if you want to follow along with the convers

lookinge house is also next week to take up the senate changes to budget reconciliation bill, the measure that includes partial repeal of parts of the health care bill and the defending for a year of planned parenthood. says the bille would take away critical benefits and health care coverage from middle-class families and the president would veto. so why is congress doing this? and why are they doing the health care bill through the budget reconciliation process? of procedure on reconciliation, you only have to have 51 votes in the senate to 60-vote through versus margin like we typically see a legislation. so that is one of the primary reasons. reasons,of political mitch mcconnell wanted to give conservatives another opportunity to vote on defunding planned parenthood and taking the money away from obamacare before they get to the omnibus. the casinos that these are veto-based and he really wants to see them inactive. the: nancy o'donovan inches reporter at bna. thank for joining us. announcer: we continue with yesterday's republican jewish coalition for him with the presidential candid