ma action. first you see a black bear there wandering through the area, but then this is the cool part. a bobcat sniffing around, and it starts leaping and hops right across the stream. it looks like a scene out of like a haunting movie or something with all of the fog. >> not in west hampton. for sure that is pretty awesome. >>> so the sunshine is out today. cooler air for the weekend. pretty quiet. >> i like what rudy said, put the christmas lights out. >> our next newscast is at 5:00. but what if you could turn things around? discover once-daily invokana?. it's the #1 prescribed sglt2 inhibitor that works to lower a1c. a pill taken just once in the morning, invokana? is used along with diet and exercise to significantly lower blood sugar in fact, it's been proven to be more effective at lowering a1c than januvia. invokana? works around the clock by reducing the amount of sugar allowed back into the body, and sending some sugar out through the process of urination. and while it's not for lower

ma the mummers. you can catch the action until 9:00 tonight. >>> skaters are hit ice tonight at the blue cross river rink and the river rink is a great place to be as we usher in 2017. nbc10 will broadcast the fireworks live at 6:00. then don't misround two right at the stroke of midnight from sugar house casino and penn's landing. >>> no matter what we did, it really didn't respond the way it was supposed to. >> coming up, hatchimal headaches, it is the holiday's hottest toys but the responses rolling in from nbc10. >> caller: >>> and it feels more like winter today and it could look like it too soon across the area. i'm tracking snow and rain for others, the timing plus your new year's weekend forecast next. >>> we want to get to breaking news right now in the search for a jersey shore woman and her great granddaughter. we can tell you they have been found alive in virginia. >> definitely some good news a lot of folks have been waiting for. we have heard from our sister station in virginia that that great grandmother and her granddaughter have been found safe. they used surveillance video from a g

. >> los angeles city attorney taking legal action against ma macy's sears, j.c. penney and kohl's.filed a lawsuit claiming the companies posted fake discounts. the suit accuses the retailers of falsely advertising higher regular prices so shoppers then think they're getting bigger bargains. the attorney says this miss leads consumers into thinking they're saving a hole lot of money. shoppers aren't happy about this at all. >> people see it as like oh wow it used to be thee hundred now it's if 50. in reality it was 298. >> it's disgraceful rea discount if you think about it and obviously they got caught. >> los angeles city attorney lawsuit seeks civil penn tease and laws to stop such pricing. >>> things are rocky right now with you and other you may want to prepare yourself for this weekend. >> that's because all of the days in the year it turns out you're most likely to get dumped this sunday. data from facebook posts found december 11th is the busiest for break ups. the most important reason people break up in early december they don't want to waste that money on holiday gifts fo

i saw ma >>> right now jim gardner and the "action news" team is standing by with these stories next 6:00. >> the search is on for a thief that swiped boxes off a porch and the items inside of those boxes were meant for the less fortunate. a jackson couple need to know what is going on after two of their beagles sick with rat poisoning. i'm nora muchanic i'll have the story next at 6:00. >>> now for the entire "action news" team i'm rick williams have a nice evening. >> good night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> tuesday night and camden gets a million dollar federal redevelopment grant and a man driving a porsche steers straight into a dry-cleaners in delaware. but the big story is another squirmish in the legal battle of bill cosby. his lawyers are asking the judge to ban 13 women from testifying into bill cosby's trial this spring. vernon odom is live now. what happened there today? >> reporter: >> jim, this question of who will get to testify for the prosecution at cosby's trial this spr

ma matthew is right. there is one other log to put on the fire. barack obama has promised further covert actions>> this is just what we know. >> we don't know how big it is. we may never know. steps may be taken that the american people will never been informed about. >> we can see russia take actions in turn when they figure out what's going on. >> that's the spy versus spy die ma' dynamic we saw with the cold war. >> on the other hand, nothing has happened yet. as we heard from matthew chance, lavrov made the recommendation to putin and it is up to him to act on it. in the chess game, perhaps he sits and waits to see what trump does when he gets in office. >> that is exactly right. stick with the chess analogy. the hourglass they use in chess. this has 21 days left in it. that changes everything. if you are vladimir putin, you are feeling proud of yourself. the result you sought occurred. a president more sympathetic to your viewpoint and he is showing up in three weeks. >> however, many saying president-elect donald trump who has been sympathetic to the russians. kellyanne conway saying this

ma lendas, abc 7 news. >> in the meantime university of california announced sweeping action to protect its students who came into the country illegally. university of california president made the announcement in response to widespread fears that the incoming trump administration will order mass deportations. among steps the university will take include protecting students without permanent legal status. also, they will not release confidential student records without a warrant, subpoena or court order. campus police would not be allowed to allow other agencies to go after students. an investigation was launched today into whether bart illegally used funds. >> bart is the backbone of the bay area. but it's 44 years old and needs major repairs. >> 44 years. >> that's the ad features warriors superstar draymond green. they want to know if bart violated state law in support of measure rr. they said they had no hand in the video and paid no money for it. if the investigation finds bart broke the law the agency could face fines up to $5,000 for each violation. >> snerpt dianne feinstein is calling for a resoluti

. >>> interesting dam ma happening again in the skies and it involved some celebrities. richard marks, daisy fuentes, they both sprung into action on a korean air flight headed to seoul, south korea. a violent passenger involved marx. miguel almaguer has all the details nkts not your typical snapshot of richard marx. here on instagram he said he was helping subdue a, quote, crazy passenger. the series of photos shows marx springing into action, at one point p with rope in hand. the flight attendant appears to be holding a stun begun. marks famous wife daisy fuentes. posting a guy sitting in the next row from us got crazy and started attacking the flight attendants and passengers. when he started pushing the female staff and pulling them by the hair, richard marx was the first to help subdue him. the flight oncor reason air from vietnam to south korea lasted four hours and so did the drama wrote the couple. fuentes, they never fully got control of him. they didn't know how to use the taser. the flight landed safely with marx and fuentes continuing their journey home to los angeles. korean air said the passenger was turned over to

action news." jim? >> thank you, dan. wilmington police are investigating a deadly pedestrian accident this afternoon. a pickup truck hit a ma man at 4:30. the driver stopped. the victim has not been identified. no charges have been filed. a woman has recovered after crashing her car into a house tonight. the vehicle flipped over at 9:00. police have not said what led to her veering off the road. >> philadelphia police have arrested apl "a" woman in connen to the death of her two-year-old son. andrea worrell is charged with the death of her two-year-old son zyair. he died at the hospital. he had a lacerated liver and ear. >> 23 people were left without a place when a fire broke out in a row of homes on north fulton street. no one was hurt but footage from chopper 6 shows what the flames did. six homes were destroyed. two others were severely damaged. as families try to determine how to rebuild, a woman a block away is speer heading efforts to help. >> i went to the people with blankets. i said what's your number? can i pray with you? how many people live in the home? what are your ages? >> she hopes to fill a u haul with ite

mas plan to move independent of u.s. election and europe and mexico and canada has said so so we're seeing real action.nd it is driven partly -- countries very much believe climate change is a problem and partly the things they would do have domestic benefits just as they would for us. so if i take a look at things in the domestic space, there are about two and a half million people who work in clean energy. that is an enormous number. you don't phase the rules out because you have all of the job as attached to that. and as we develop, there are more jobs coming. if we think about that structure, very good economic policy. or a program for vehicle efficiency, that is about how much oil you kmconsume. and they are wins for us and for china and for them it is an economic security question. all of this plays in and i think leads to continued action independent of the u.s. >> you really think that all of those other -- most of the other major emitters around the world, the other countries will stay the course even if the u.s. bails out of paris. >> i look at the united kingdom, moving out of the u.k. is it

one action does not necessarily lead to a trade war. congress unfortunately m lly mappose these matters. section 301, a targeted tool. executive branch controls anti-dumping and countermachinery, law on the books allowing trump to raise tariffs, impose 15% across the board tariff on any country six months. ironically, the idea behind it, congressional law ruling gave a smoot holly from the great depression making it worse. we have to understand what trump's logic is. he doesn't want a trade war. sees this as a negotiation. he believes and hopes that the threat of the 35% tariff will actually get companies to do what he wants them to do without actually having to go to that step. >> you understand, mark, and i know a lot of us scratching our heads this morning. why all of a sudden on this morning donald trump tweets about the boeing air force one contract basically saying much too much money. forget about it? >> right. must be a conscience. a few million people did not vote a few weeks ago he said. in fact, voter fraud among a couple million. i honestly think donald tr

action should we take? new $1you are part of a billion fund focused on cleantech with no gates, jack ma, jeff a sow's. -- withtes, jack ma, jeff bezos. tell me what you would like to accomplish. low carboneed more technologies, whether buildings, transportation, or electric power. view, and a long investors willing to take high technological risks on breakthrough technologies. the purpose of the fund is to make both those happen, and if they do, i think there is less competition in that area and a lot of economic opportunity to create very large businesses. investmentskind of do you expect this fund to make? vinod: bill gates has talked ,bout solar fuels, solar energy not electricity, but fuel for trucks and airplanes. that is a good example of a high risk technology, but a lot of potential. many others, nuclear is an area water, newmising, kinds of buildings, new strategies for building construction, so promising areas, and breakthroughs could result. i do believe enough technologies exist to have unsubsidized market competitiveness. unfortunately, too many clean technologies get associated with subsidies th

action from the morgan hill police department. ian coal explains. >> reporter: maryland santos is a single mother of four children. she was out christmas shopping at a hollister k-man her car full of presents were stolen. >> i start crying. >> reporter: also inside three car seats her parents bought for her, not to mention the car she saved for. >> i worked so hard to buy that car and for people to take my car. >> we all felt sad that our car got stolen. >> reporter: the next day morgan hill police spotted her car and arrested a man and woman for the crime. police say they allegedly found stolen mail and credit cards in the car too, but no presents so they started a new operation. >> victimized once when the car was stolen and we didn't want her victimized again. >> reporter: once they heard more about the story, they asked her to come to the police department for more questions. >> under the pretenses of possibly id'ing property she might recognize and her reaction was priceless. >> hello, marilyn. >> of course they had all the information they needed to make marilyn's day. >> thank you so much. >> yeah, merry christmas. >> reporter: thease of's association teame

action should we take? emily: you are part of a new $1 billion investment fund focused on cleantech with bill gates, with jack maezos. talk about what you want this to accomplish. i think we need a lot more energy and low carbon rather than in transportation or electric power. that takes a long view and investors are willing to take high technological risk or breakthrough technology. the purpose is to make both of those happen and if they do, i think there's less competition in that area and lots of economic opportunity to create very large businesses. investmentskind of do you expect this fund to make? bill gates has: talked about solar fuel. a good example of a very high risk technology but with a lot of potential. nuclear is an area that very promising. new kinds of building strategies, those are all promising areas and breakthroughs could result in significantly better economics. i believe enough technology exists to have unsubsidized market comparisons. unfortunately, to any clean technologies get associated with subsidies that are not necessarily required in every area. emily: last time you and i smote --

action should we take? emily: you are part of a new $1 billion investment fund focused on cleantech with bill gates, jack maezos. talk to us about what you want this to accomplish. we need more energy and low carbon technologies, whether whethert the culture -- it is agriculture, building, transportation, or electric power. that takes a long view, and investors willing to take high technological risks on breakthrough technologies. the purpose of the fund is to make both those happen, and if they do, i think there is less competition in that area and a lot of economic opportunity to create very large businesses. emily: what kind of investments do you expect this fund to make? vinod: bill gates has talked about solar fuels, solar energy, not into electricity but fuel for trucks and airplanes. that is a good example of a very high risk technology, but with a lot of potential. many others, nuclear is an area that is promising, water, new kinds of buildings, new strategies for building construction, all of those are promising areas and breakthroughs could result in significantly better economics. i do believe en

action should we take? >> now speaking of energy you are part of a new $1 billion investment fund focused on clean technology with bill gates, jack marr, jeff bezos. talk to us about what you want us to accomplish. i think we need a lot more energy and low carbon technologies whether it applies in agriculture, in buildings, in transportation, or in amateur power. view ands a long investors who are willing to take high technological risk for breakthrough technologies. i had this thought in both those happened and if they do i think there is less competition in that area and lots of economic opportunity to create very large businesses. >> and what kind of investments to you expect to make? gates has talked about solar fuel, hadi you turn sold energy into not electricity put a few for crops and airplanes. it is a good example of a very high risk technology but with a lot of potential. there is many of ayers -- nuclear is an area that is very promising, water, new kinds of building strategies for building construction all promising areas and breakthroughs could result in significantly better economics. i do believe enough technologies u

action. they were not threatening that back in 2008. am i right? speaking of president obama, he had quite the star-studded event with appearances from stevie wonder and someone named yo-yo maso he should be the entertainment for trump when the real entertainment is donald trump himself? i have some suggestions. poetry reading by willie robertson? dunk booth with nancy pelosi? a rap performance by nasty newt gingrich? got what you are wearing, tire russ. >> what with the chain? >> are bringing the chain back. >> you have to be a gangster to have a chain? >> that is how it works. >> you made it. ambassador, why does there have to be entertainment? why? why? why? >> plenty of entertainment, imagine a bowl -- a whole hour or more of president obama squirming during the inaugural address. >> you live in washington, dc, what is your exact address? i kid. i kid. >> i can walk to the national mall and i know you are going to ask about the protesters. >> how did you know? >> for get the principle, think of the last couple of inaugurations can you not get anywhere near the capitol so forget it. i know the protesters are upset they can get as close as they want and get up close to th

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