mark thompson has details. mark: against the odds, enjoyeds across europe a 9% boost in sales in 2015 after six years of decline. helped in part by a rise of 16.6% in december alone. boom, low fuel prices, easy credit, and a recovery in consumer confidence. spain led the way with over 20% growth, but it is not all good news for carmakers. are only nowls surpassing those reached in 2010, after the economic crisis. while both the u.k. and u.s. posted all-time records for vehicle registrations last year, emerging markets like china, brazil, and russia are going the other direction. downturns in those countries have had a particular impact on volkswagen, which is already reeling from its devastating emissions scandal. revelations the company installed defeat devices to cheat on tests affected 11 million vehicles worldwide and stopped 2.5% off its european market share. postedman company declines in sales for the first time in more than a decade. electric will sell unit toehold appliances haier. raised antitrust conc

mark thompson reports. mark: france must make changes to the benefit system, that's the message from the minister of parliamentary affairs. >> both for financial reasons and to mobilize resources to train people who are unemployed, we will have to make changes to the parameters of unemployment benefits. a proposal also put forward by prime minister manuel valls only a year ago. currently, those who are unemployed can claim jobless benefits in france for up to two years if they are under 50 and three years if they are over 50. they can receive between 57% to 75% of their salary during this time. example, a 30-year-old who has been working at the same job for five years being paid minimum wage at almost 1500 euros a month would receive 1100 euros month in benefits if they lost their job. that is too much, according to employers who are calling for the system to be reformed. >> this would encourage job seekers to return to the labor market faster. every other country in europe has implement it an incentivized s

the atmosphere may have a little less sheen than usual, as mark thompson explains. mark: what is being forecast as a challenging year ahead, tech companies gather in las vegas for the annual consumer electronics show. they face an uphill struggle in 2016. the consumer electronics association says the slowdown in china and the strong u.s. dollar will limit u.s. consumer spending. to $950recasting a drop billion. that has not stopped some companies from going all out. one concept vehicle has 1000 reach 60 innd can under three seconds. >> apple did not just redefine the phone. it transformed the way that we communicate, organize, and enjoy our lives. we at faraday future are looking to do. theany startups used exhibition as an opportunity to showcase their talent and their products, to try to bring in investors. this year sees everything from drones to artificially intelligent jewelry. >> drones, driverless cars. that was all science-fiction hype just a year ago. this year it is all real. >> more traditional electronics such as phones and tvs account for half of all rev

at after report considered that would extend the limited 10,000 characters. 3% on wall street mark thompson has the details. most these are some of the famous tweets since the social media platform began. apart from being on twitter, there is one thing they all have in common. they are all under 140 characters long. something they might not share with possible messages in the future. twitter cofounder jack dorsey's confirmed speculation that they could raise the character limit in the future. said what if that text was actually text? text that can be searched, text that can be highlighted? that is more utility and more power. it comes after tech website recode reported the news back in september. they believe the new limits could come into effect by the end of the first quarter. the project, dubbed the on 140, is part of twitter's attempt to revitalize youth growth in engagement. it slowed last year despite beating revenue estimates. 4 million new users signed up in the last three months of 2015, it's slowest growth today. in total, the platform is used by 307 million people worldwide. but

the turnpike ceo mark thompson is out doing an expensive review on investigation and response. >>> itstarted when trucks couldn't get up the hill. >>> how the blizzard delayed progress upon capitol hill. >>> the winter storm is blamed for dozens of deaths across the country including three from our area. >> reporter: 43 degrees is the high for our -- 34 degrees is the high for our area, the low is 28 so we'll have refreezing and black ice you out there. we'll have the day planner forecast when we come right back. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform eye exams that can help detect diabetes. because we care for you... and your eyes. this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. not aware of the options available to patients with bone cancer. patients with bone cancer deserve a specialist too. "the advantages of being treated at cancer treatment centers of america is that we have all the specialists unde

host: mark thompson there with the report of the most wanted website from europol. so, that website then up and running with some of the most wanted people in europe upon it. let's move on to angela merkel who has unveiled a new asylum procedure in germany. it is a response to a mounting criticism over the influx of more than 1 million migrants in the past year. l assault carried out by a 1000 strong gang of migrants in cologne on new year's eve. three north african states, morocco, algeria, and tunisia, have been declared countries of safe origin, which means people seeking asylum from there in germany now have no case. family reunification's have been put on hold for two years. >> the german border is congested. vehicles rolling and from austria are checked by police. they let through cars but larger people carriers like trucks are inspected for human smugglers. >> we've noticed instances of people smuggling have gone down. i think it is because of these controls. reporter: the controls may be a deterrent to clandestine, hundreds of refugees has to germany's borde

>>mark: klay thompson was a star of the game 26 points and 1076 is in philadelphia on saturday president the controversy surrounding the universe and the oscars will table the loss to the fitness chapter is not accurate the three impeccable is being credited and. >>mark: a 15 year-old peccable named levi took a bullet from the intruder of the invasion happened last sit at home in wisconsin they're sitting at the table on the mend broken and the intruder forced the couple to the floor as and when the save the money was and the filling that cannot express the bullet grazed his head and lost in the shoulder is on medication the going to be for recovery as to the intruder he ran off without stealing anything two years ago he fell off the edge of latrell shattering his leg of laws protecting the couple's son as a result he had have a leg amputated we have a wet weather and it our way we see on the satellite you come in the northern california. >>james: the random guessing confined pretty much to the north that the sale of grain and santa rosa work is we offer to the direction of some force of

thompson. [applause] mark, for the, fine introduction, and thank you all for coming today. i appreciate you joining me and learning with me about billy lee. i'm going to begin with a couple brief comments about my background and my approach, my view of the past, and how i research. then i'm going to talk about the book. i'm only going to focus on a couple aspects. -- theng to focus on first point is, how was george washington related to billy lee? i believe they had a family bond. second, what did billy lee look like? i will give a little lead-in to that, and then the slides to support my comments. philosopher. i have degrees in philosophy, undergraduate and graduate, from the university of virginia. iring my graduate tenure, lived on the farm of thomas jefferson's daughter, margaret jefferson randolph. i was wondering through the hills of jefferson country and i took an interest in history. i didn't study much history in college. philosophy is the science of knowledge, in one sense, and students of philosophy learn how to analyze ideas, how to analyze concepts, what they e

for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. we are! (cell phone rings) where are you? well the squirrels are back in the attic. mom? your dad won't call an exterminator... can i call you back, mom? he says it's personal this time... if you're a mom, you call at the worst time. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. r it's what you do. where are you?r it's very loud there. are you taking at zumba class? oz. >>> we are a severe weather alert tonight. cape cod and the islands are currently under a blizzard warning. thanks for joins tonight. i'm daniel miller. >> and i'm vanessa welsh. whether he stay with you right up until 11:30 tonight. our team of meteorologists are in the areas that are getting hit the hardest. kevin lemanowicz is tracking the stormtracker weather center. >> yeah, this is pulling away to the the east south of us. the big nor easter we've been talking about all week long finally making its presence known but it's jogging southward ever so slightly and hold u

bruce mcculloch, scott thompson, mark mckinney. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: gentlemen, it is so wonderful to have you here. it's such an honor. i'm such a big fan of your work. but the first thing i want to ask you is, your show was, of course, produced by lorne michaels. he was your boss, he was my boss. what was your experience with lorne michaels like when youi guess you must h he first met him in the '80s, yeah? >> well, he's everyone's boss, isn't he? >> we t him in 1980. >> the keeper of years. >> yeah, the keeper of years, 1984? >> 85. 1985. >> seth: gotcha. was he, did you find him, was he an easy boss forou guys to work for because you were canadian and he was canadian? was he any easier on you than he wawaon -- >> harder. >> harder. >> you're harder on your own. [ bleep ] hard on americans. i've got to tell you, so. >> he is [ bleep ] hard on us. >> was more ethereal with us. it would be like, you know, here's's bag of oranges, go o figure out your show. >> yeah. >> seth: gotcha. [ laughter ] do you all have a lorne? does everybody here have a lorne? >> we do. >> mark

for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. fox sports! to abandon your research and focus on teaching. yes. and if i may suggest, consider changing disciplines. yeah, to the humanities-- perhaps history. one of the advantages of teaching history is that you don't have rather a very powerful and dangerous storm. from millions along the east coast. winter storm is still slamming the major cities. forcing officials to close government offices. shut down transportation lines. and even issue travel bans. because of the conditions. >> . at least eleven people are dead tonight. and the storm continues to dump record amount of snow on the east coast. including new york. where about 3 inches are piling up every hour. >> . >> snow, snow. and more snow. epic and slow moving storm shut down cities. c and emptied airports. and tkproupbded flights. drivers and several states stranded in cars and trucks on the road. even emergency vehicles having trouble. in central kentucky, some drivers stuck on the interstate for as many as 19 hours. h having to deci

for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. we are! 3 we have crews in spartanburg county tonight--where there is the potential of black ice forming ---after yesterday's snow storm. 3 and we're in greenville county--where people are still trying to thaw out--and where the snow is still on the ground. 3 we're taking a live look outside our station. much of the snow has melted-but officials are still urging drivers to use caution because of ice--but the weather isn't the only thing happening tonight--aaron? 3 i'm live in charlotte at the bank of america stadium. the latest on the n-f-c championship coming up. 3 good evening, i'm sarah danik. danik.and i'm derek dellinger. thank you for joining us tonight.winter weather has impacted many people in the upstate and western north carolina. tempertures are dropping--bringing the threat of icy roads.we have a list of they are at the bottom of your screen--and while you watch that--we want to give you a look at your weather. 3 meteorologist ted phaeton has been keeping an eye on what we can exp

for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. we are! >> too many people on the streets. both driving and walking. we need you to stay home. >> right now at 10:00, strong warnings from city leaders as a deadly storm slams the northeast and not showing signs of slowing down. >> he could be the newest face of the race, form he mayor, michael bloomberg, how this could rattle the candidates. >> and the invasion has arrived. launch of the great gasparilla season. >> the 10:00 news are . >> i'm aaron mesmer in for lloyd. >> and i'm haley hinds. millions of people in washington, d.c. are under a blizzard warning, some received up to three feet of snow. hundreds of national guard members have been assisting citizens, some areas of maryland has seen 40 inches of snow. some areas, water instantly froze. turning many parts of the city into ice. >> new york officials say three people died from shoveling. weather-related deaths to 18. travel ban. city's mayor has taken it very seriously. >> no one wants to have to arrest people but the nypd will take

for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. we are! trapped for more than 15 hours! a local man tells his story from kentucky.... capped off by a random act of kindness. but while the winter blast took it easy on us... a much different story along the east coast where some cities are shutting everything down... good evening everyone, i'm frankie jupiter. new york city, baltimore and d-c... all getting the worst of it... with some areas expected to dig out of nearly 30 inches of snow when it's all said and done. a powerful winter storm is bearing down right now with at least 12 fatalities reported. fox news correspondent joel waldman has more. waldman says oncam intro : "this blizzard is living up to its hype here in washington - while new york city was caught off guard... with the snow totals there already tripling forecasters predictions." a travel ban is in effect for new york city as the mayor there warned of the potential for 20, 25 or even maybe 30 inches of snow. de blasio says: "until we finally see this storm end and we see jus

for gus johnson, mark kriegel, keith thurman, charissa thompson, i am brian kenny. >> now, an fox 35 news. here, freeze warning in effect for much of central florida. we will have your full forecast coming up. >>> the big apple the big chill. drivers ordered off the roads and the governor lends a helping hand. >> he kept banking on the doors and windows and nobody answered. >> a neighbor tells us how he tried to save two people trapped in a burning kissimmee mobile home. >>> we will take you to the new kind of class. >> it right now at fox 35 news at ten. >>> the city that never sleeps is under a blanket of snow tonight, more than a foot of powered under the big apple and places across the east. >> no gridlock in the nation's capitol. the snowboarders are hitting the empty streets of d.c. back of jeeps and enjoying themselves quite a bit. storms are leaving their mark and leaving tons opsnow across the entire northeast. millions of people affected i am keith landry. godo. >> around here we have the coldest air in the season. you can see temperatures dropping into the low to mid 20 ov

thompson has the story. >> reporter: police are marking sik separate shootings that left 8 people injured and one dead andee of them happened over several hours near the mayfair mansion's apartment. the first marking the strict's first homicide of 2016. police were called for a shooting and found a man with an apparent gunshot wound and was unresponsive. life-saving efforts failed, identified as joseph andre robinson seen on the photo on the right provided to us by friends. he was a father of 4 and was going to school to become an auto mechanic. >> lose somebody like this, somebody -- if you play chess, it's like losing a bishop or a knight. it's not like a pawn, somebody very important to you. >> reporter: two teens and two teachers shot along eastern high school and a man was found in his car, shot in the head and is in critical condition. for neighbors who live around here, they say violence like this is the unfortunate norm. >> the kids are so used to it. unfortunate it has to be that way. >>> coming up at 11:00, we will hear more about the father of 4. >>> coats and potatoes, thousands of both were h

two seconds left and klay thompson just off the mark. win of the year. go nuggets.>>> lauren has the weather picture this morning. broncos game? the afternoon and temperatures will be at the highest at about 35. a cold day sunday with light snow possible. there may be a band or two of moderate snowfall. cloudy and cold if we don't get the snow. if you are going to the game, lots of players. >>> a trouble spot with police activity. they are asking you to avoid the area at 11th and lima just south of -- eastern colorado and south of colfax. going to our partners at koa news radio on 8:50 am and now on 94.1 fm. they have the news and traffic. >>> good news from a receiver on sports.>>>[ music ] . >>> i want to be in the backseat of his car. okay, iq are going to hear a book -- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, morning. it is still windy and we will be windier here in the denver area through the day today. as we zoom to the foothills, you can see wind at loveland past and berthoud pass -- pass and berthoud pass are at 40-50 miles per hour. there is wind at the colora

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night against oregon state -- phelps clearly did his job -- osu's stephen thompson -- missed both free throw attempts -- thanks mark. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg for a last look at the american people can't afford to wait for ideas that sound good on paper... but will never make it in the real world. the grandmother who has to choose between paying for medicine and paying rent... can't wait. the single mom who desperately needs a raise... can't wait. the student with a mountain of debt can't wait. we can make real progress, right now. i'm caucusing... i'm caucusing... i'm caucusing for hillary clinton. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. your forecast. one of the areas that i've been particularly interested in is the area of children. we intend to be sure that everybody in this room and every child in this state is somebody. no matter where they're born, no matter to whom they are born. has a chance to live up to his or her god-given potential. i've spent my life fighting for children, and i'm not stopping now. i'm hillary clinton, and i have always approved this

mark ibanez joins us again next. >>> the nba announced that steph curry and the warriors led the list of the most popular team jersey lis. klay thompson is number 15. the warriors recently announced a new line of apparel. >>> mark is back with more on chip kelly. >> you want more. >> i want more. >> there is more. we were talking during the commercial about the difference between this year and last year. joan in payroll didn't get thanked, but chip kelly has the air about him of a gay who has certainly been there through all the circumstances that face a head coach. he gave that off. i thought trent baalke seemed to be more affable than years past, and the most confident sounding soundbite, if will you, came from the coach, and here it is. i think 49ers fans will feel good about this. >> i wanted to be in a situation where i can just coach. i want to just coach football, and i'm excited about being with someone like trent and tom and the rest of the gains personnel department, that when i look at this roster, and again, three years ago this team was in the super bowl, and they have some outstanding players. they have an eye for talent

thompson, nbc news, new york. commute today? guys. california mark was on his way home after an unsuccessful attempt at getting a haircut when all of a sudden flood waters decided this trip would also be unsuccessful. so, after reversing back down the road he was eventually able to pull a u turn and escape but not before having to overcome one last bout with mother nature. and in sand diego a car worth upwards of $200,000 decides to test his lamborghini against mother nanare. a beautiful white lamborghini drives up with water up to the bumper. look at him go. waves quickly bring the waltwater up to the wind shield and the lambo makes it through gracefully into the sunset. >>> two men have been arrested on terrorism related charges in the u.s. they say there are ties to isis. of sacramento is accused of traveling to syria to fight in a civil war andnd lying to federalal investstators about it and 24-year-old omar of houston was indicted on charges he tried to provide material support to islamic extremists. both entered the united states according to t

. >> clay thompson announced as a reserve. marks his second straight all-star appearance. it is not just clay. dray monday also made the team. this is going to be green's first all-star appearance. it is the way he got the news which is groundbreaking. with his mom back in michigan, all of it unfolded exclusively on comcast sports net. >> dra-dra, how you doing? >> just wanted to come through here and tell you that we love you, "d." guess what? you an all-star. >> what's up? >> did you hear what she said there, draymond. your mom just gave you the news. >> how does she know this and i don't know this is my question. wow! y'all won't catch me crying on tv. y'all almost got me but y'all are not gonna get me this time. man, it's amazing, though. i don't know. i'm lost for words now. >> i love that. >> can you get a better messenger than your mom? this is the warriors first time with three all-stars since the 1970s. >> no one will ever love you like your mother. we'll tell you that. >> you shot a couple tears out there. >> i love when he talks to the press, because he let's us

thompson again. no. doesn't go. off the mark. warriors lose 112-110. they fall to 36-3, 38 points for curry. but he did have eight turnovers. >>> according to multiple reports, 49ers form -- former 49ers offensive coordinator mike shanahan has emerged as a strong candidate to be the head coach. why you ask? because this guy. the browns hired hue jackson yesterday to be their head coach. jackson was never offered the job by san francisco. and instead, he lands in cleveland. >> this is about people. i mean, you have to feel comfortable that you have the proper support to have a chance to have success. and i am more than comfortable with the structure and the people i'm sitting here with. >> everybody chiming in on powerball. raiders punter marquette king said this on twitter. 318million people in the u.s., $1.5 billion powerball. why not just give everybody a million dollars and call it a night? small problem, marquette. if you do the math you get $4.18 before taxes. you end up with two buck chuck. >>> we are going to hoop it up. play of the day, we have knicks and nets. new york's langston ga

thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> are you dreading your commute today? be thankful you aren't theseys. california mark was on his way home after an unsuccessful attempt at getting a haircut when all of a sudden flood

thompson again -- no! doesn't go. off the mark. warriors lose 112-110. they fall to 36-3. 38 points for curry. but he did have eight turnovers. >>> according to multiple reports, 49ers formers offensive coordinator mike shanahan has emerged as a strong candidate to be their head coach. why you ask? because this guy, the browns hired hue jackson yesterday to be their head coach. jackson was never offered the job by san francisco and instead lands in cleveland. >> this is about people. i mean, you have to feel comfortable that you have the proper support to have a chance to have success, and i am more than comfortable with our structure, i'm more than comes with the people that i'm setting up here before. >> everybody chiming in on powerball. the raiders punter marquette king said this on twitter. 318million people in the u.s., $1.5 billion powerball. why not just give everybody a million dollars and call it a night? small problem, marquette. if you do the math everybody would get $4.70 and that is before taxes. you end up with two bucks, you get two buck chuck. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you ton

thompson has more now on alcoa's quarter. >> reporter: well, after a difficult year marked by a steep decline in aluminum prices, ceo klaus kleinfeldounding an optimistic note. he said that the price declines the company saw in 2015 are unlikely to happen again in 2016, and he is also encouraged by continued strong demand. in fact, alcoa is forecasting record demand for aluminum in 2016 and is expecting growth of 6 %. he is also very optimistic about a fast-growing area of his business. that being the aerospace business as well. as he pointed out, the company will try to control the things it can and will continue to cut costs and rein in production in order to maintain profitability as it looks to separate into two separate companies later this back to you. >> mary thompson reporting. alcoa's results mean that earnings season is under way, and the overall results could confirm something that many investors fear, namely, that corporate profits are in a recession, about to decline for the second quarter. dominic chu tells us what to expect from those fourth quarter numbers. >> earnings season is kicking off, and some traders are wor

jadiann thompson here with the closing numbers and what promised this drop. >>> adam, today marked the worst two day start to the year ever for the march. the dow down 390 points ending the day at 15988. the nasdaq down nearly 127 points to hit 4488 at the final bell. experts say a big drop in oil prices and a selloff in chinese stocks is partially to blame. it's all adding to investors concerns over the global economy economy. now trading will pick back up again on tuesday. the stock market of course will be closed on monday for martin luther king day and we'll have more on this as it develops. in the newsroom, jadiann thompson, 7 news . >> anchor: already, 7 news now tracking some wet weather that's headed our way. the weekend will it looks like we're getting off to a sweet start there. we also want to talk about some wet weather that's heading our way. is the timing still in line with the pats game? >>> you know, things are looking good for the pats game. we're going to be done with this by that point. it is really quick mover. so the system we're looking at riding up the coastline

mark cuban the mavs owner being asked by security for his credential as he goes to his seat 2nd quarter klay thompsonrriors at the half 3rd quarter steph curry only 3 points in the 1st half but 14 in the 3rd quarter he finished with 14 and 9 assists the mavs did cut it to 1 point but draymond green who didn't take a shot until well into the 3rd quarter slices down the lane he scored all 10 of his points the 3rd as the warriors pulled away 4th quarter warriors running away thompson another three he had 45 points 7-of-12 on threes final: 127-117 warriors 40th straight regular season home win 4 off the nba record pam just interuppted me it looks like the warriors san francisco arena has found a name the "chase center" the team has reached a naming rights agreement with banking giant jp morgan chase the 18,000 seat arena which a few blocks south of at&t park won't open for another three years in time for the 2019-20 basketball season the opening was delayed a year as the warriors sort out two lawsuits filed by the mission bay alliance who oppose an anera in the area due to its proximity to ucsf medical c

mark barger, 7 news . >> anchor: much more to come in the next 90 minutes, everyone' jadiann thompson. >> anchor: i'm ryan schulteis. 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >> anchor: breaking news . >>> all units respond, shots fired. >> anchor: a boston police officer shot in dorchester. what we've learned about the man accused of pulling the trigger. also breaking, a philadelphia police officer ambush insisted. surveillance video claiming ties to isis. and a mexican drug lord back in custody months after he escaped from a maximum security prison. >> anchor: not one weather system, but two storms this weekend. details are up next. >> anchor: more breaking news, crews disposing of dangerous chemicals. a huge explosion on just one station. crews just detonating those materials after a removing them from the site of a blast in north andover. we have a live report coming right up. shots fired the a boston police officer . >>> he has a serious leg wound spots is expect taken into custody alive . >>> this individual just shot one of our officers and officers were able to tackle him and not use deadly force . >> anchor: o

. >>> clay thompson is going to unveil the new uniform celebrating the chinese lunar new year. and the uniform looks like the one they had last year which markedt or ram. this year it's the year of the monkey. clay thompson will tour chinatown with a group of high school students helping them clean up and serve the community. >> and we're getting ready for the chinese parade, it's saturday the 7th. >> and we're looking forward to it. >> what's the date of the parade? i think it's the 20th. >> i'm sorry, you are right. that's the cheerleading competition. >> that other date. >> you had me scared for a second. >> it's saturday, february 20th. >> it will be a good time. >> let's go out and take a look at what we have now at the macarthur maze. you'll see the traffic is moving along pretty well coming up to the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks good. there are no major problems if you're drying from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze it should be an easy drive. the early hours are usually pretty good. the bay bridge toll plaza -- no delay at all getting over to san francisco. let's take a look at the san mateo and dumbarton bridge. the road