melissa. melissa: tony sayegh, and julie roginsky, former political advisor to senator frank lautenberg. brad blakeman, former assistant to president george w. bush. ii want to jump to the tillerson thing. brad, i want to get to you. people don't understand when you're in the oil business you have to do deals with people all around the world. you can't get hosed by them. you can't get played by people in russia. you have to be strong and have to get business done. i'm not sure, they're not friends. they have been on both sides of a deal and come away, you know, doing business again another day. we don't want that? >> yeah we want that and here's why. we have an american businessman, one of the largest corporations in the world, playing for america. he is an american corporation. he is not only a businessman but he is a diplomat. you have to be a diplomat to work in 50 countries on six continents. the perfect marriage of state department if it is tillerson he will be secretary of state. guess w

melissa. melissa: breaking news.ources from the trump transition team telling fox news plans are being made for a family office in the east wing of the white house. david: oh. melissa: this could suggest the office may be for ivanka trump as she is the family member most likely to work for the administration. these plans are still in the early stages. we'll bring you the latest on this. just as we learn more. david: interesting. deplorable, that is a word we heard a lot of during the campaign but deplorable and proud. how the infamous jab at trump supporters could live on. melissa: hmmm. melissa: what it's a called a meltdown of humanity. five years after brutal civil war. cease-fire deal fell apart after one day, syrian official says the truce deal is back on track. conor powell in the middle east bureau in jerusalem with details. is there a lot of hope for this new deal, conor? reporter: they will try it again. and we'll see how this goes. sears fire agreement never took hold. -- cease-fire. clearly it wasn't going

i'm david asman, good to be back melissa: i'm melissa francis. here is what we have for you at this hour. donald trump tapping a fast-food ceo for a key cabinet post. he is meeting with the former head of ford for another, we'll take you live to trump tower for the latest. the war of words continues, trump slamming a local union boss for calling him a liar over the carrier deal. the international president of the steelworkers union will respond. and the passing of an american hero. the first u.s. astronaut to orbit the earth and a former u.s. senator, john glenn has died ad the age of 95. more on his life and legacy later in the hour. david: it was a great run, 95. we're all sad to see him go. another day of records on wall street. the dow less than 400 points away from 20,000. did you think you would hear that a couple months ago? oil spiking today as well. phil flynn with his eye on that from the cme. lori rothman is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, the big winners today, who are they? >> i think everything was pretty much a b

melissa? melissa: the markets were largely unfazed by today's jobs report. 178,000 jobs were added in november. the unemployment rate fell to 4.6%. that is a low level. it is the lowest level in more than nine years in fact s that necessarily a good thing in some ways? trump advisors, economic advisor steve moore. is here. jack howe, "barron's" editor and michelle girard is here. the wage data, that what makes me nervous about this number. we're barely seeing wages outpace inflation. >> we're continuing to see only gradual increase in wages. we had better news last month and some extent reversed in november. the bottom line we're ever so slowly seeing wage pressures move higher and looking ahead if we can get the kind of stimulus i think we'll get from the new administration, the economy is going to perform better, i think that will translate into higher real wages. i don't necessarily think that means higher inflation overall because tax cuts that we always say boost the economy's productivit

melissa. right. who is walking through the doors of trump tower today? the cabinet is still taking shape. we've got the details on that next. plus, my next guest is receiving phone calls, e-mails and tons of mail asking him to vote against the president-elect. will he budge? ♪ ♪ david: well, the arrivals aren't slowing down at trump tower. the president-elect continuing transition meetings today including a face to face with homeland security secretary jeh johnson. fox business' cheryl casone is on scene with the very latest. hi, cheryl. >> reporter: hey, david. that meeting was about 45 minutes between jeh johnson and mr. trump. and although the meeting, we don't know what was said, kellyanne conway did come out off camera and say, basically, they do thank jay jeh johnson fr being here today and the obama administration, she says, has been very helpful in this time of transition. what's interesting about this is that jeh johnson has been very critical, of course; of the russian cyber hacking

melissa? melissa: joe biden 2020, a surprising admission from the vice president telling a group of supporters quote, i'm going to run in 2020, what the hell. i'm not committing not to running. i learned a long time ago fate has a funny way of intervening. biden would be 78 years old at the beginning of his presidency if he ran and won, making him the oldest person to serve as president in u.s. history. in 2020, donald trump will be 74. connell: they all thought he was joking last night jo no, no. i think he is probably pretty mad he didn't run this time. connell: you think, you think? melissa: yeah. connell: preparing meantime for a showdown with china. the country that can pose the biggest challenge for the president-elect reaching american prosperity. we'll talk about peter morici what is going on with china, university of maryland. he is coming up on that. defying the rules, college students want more than sanctuary from immigration laws on campus. >> really cripples a lot of students with

melissa: i'm melissa francis this. is "after the bell." we have you covered on all the big market movers but here is what we have for you at this hour. surprise, surprise, the president-elect not only meeting with key cabinet considerations but also kanye west, bill gates and nfl legend jim brown. we'll tell you why. donald trump adding two big texans to his team. we love texas. exxon ceo rex tillerson as secretary of state. sources telling fox news that former texas governor rick perry will head up energy. we're live at trump tower with the latest. david: before we get to all that, let's go back to wall street for a record-making day. the dow up 110 points. less than 100 points away from a major milestone, 20,000 for the dow. it has only been three weeks since we hit 19,000. looks like it's a trump rally, folks. it has been a rocky day for oil. trader scott shellady is here to tell us why and lori rothman on floor. new york stock exchange. so the biggest movers, lori, who were there? >> hi, david. look at the dow and break it down. intel

melissa. melissa: the feud continues.llary clinton's team doubling down on accusations against the trump campaign for giving platform to quote, white national al it movement. jennifer palmieri writing op set in the "washington post," our campaign lost the election but trump's must own up how he won. trump advisor kellyanne conway says it is time for democrats to stop the blame game. here is bruce turkel, turkel brands. we have a lot of things and marketing you had to whip into shape. we had to pick up the hotline to get our own bruce turkel. we start with the democrats. this is typical thing happens after a party get vanquished. it happened both times many, many times. was it way we communicated the messenger, how we got it out or is it core ideas behind it. what do you think is going on with the democratic party? >> i would give them the same advice i give my commercial clients, which is, you can spend all the time in the world debating that if you think it matters, or you can decide that you want to do what is going to

melissa. melissa: claudia, thank you for that report, jon. jon: fox extreme weather alert on a major winter storm bearing on the northeast, millions of people getting ready for a blizzard ahead of the new year. senior meteorologist janice dean in fox extreme weather center. am i going to have to come over and shovel for you today? >> not yet, not yet, jon scott. i'm glad you offered. current temperatures across the map, 43 in new york. the storm is about to get its act together. too warm in new york, too warm along the coast to get snowfall totals, interiors sections of the northeast and new england will certainly see big-time snows. there's our frontal system ahead of it. warmer temperatures and we could see potential for severe storms, including isolated tornadoes, we saw a report of that one in georgia. watching the system as it develops comes off the coast and strengths over the next 24 hours, we think this does have the potential to bring in gusty wind and inches and inches of snow. taking a lock at the forecast temperature, 4:00 p.m. th

melissa. melissa: breaking news. president-elect donald trump expecting to make important announcement on economy any moment. go straight to fox business's blake burman in d.c. with details. what do we know about this so far? reporter: melissa we're awaiting the announcement from the president-elect. we're told it will be on the economy. we're told it will occur in one tomorrow or another at some point in the hour. incoming white house press secretary sean spicer would not elaborate earlier today what this might be about only to say that the announcement would be, i'm quoting from spicer, very positive for american wokers. this comes following a tweet last night in which mr. trump tried to draw attention to the economy's movement. mr. trump wrote the following, i'm quoting here. he says the u.s. consumer confidence index for december surged nearly four points to 113.7, highest level in more than 15 years. he ends it with, thanks, donald. melissa: of course he does. reporter: by the way meetings continue at president-

melissa. melissa: president-elect donald trump making good on his promise to bring jobs back to america. >> because of what's happening and the spirit and the hope i was just called by the head people at sprint and they're going to be bringing 5000 jobs back to the united states, and also oneweb, a new company will be hiring 3,000 people. so that is very exciting. >> fox business's blake burman is in d.c. with the latest on this one. do we have anymore details, blake? reporter: here are the numbers, melissa, yes. sprint says it will bring 5000 jobs back into the united states. start up, oneweb, another 3,000. these companies are tied to the softbank ceo, massa joshi son. pledge to create 50,000 united states jobs. n tolde earlier this month, the executive of oneweb telling connell on coast to coast earlier this year, that the view will be a positive economic climate in the upcoming year. take a listen. >> i'm certain there wouldn't be that much in the works without donald trump and president-e

melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on big market movers but here is what else we have for you this hour. a big capitol hill snub as house republicans seeing red. why intelligence directors are refusing to answer questions over russia's involvement in our election. more key appointments come down from trump tower today as the president-elect's administration takes shape. we'll take you there live for update who is now joining the team and new names under consideration for the remaining top spots. >>> your tax dollars at waste. results of a new report showing irs employees living in the lap of luxury. david: oh, great. melissa: perfect. david: of all the agencies to waste money. back to the markets. we'll get to those stories in a minute. the dow ending in positive territory but not high enough to score a new record at the close. we're back to 140 points from 20,000. still pretty high. gold taking a huge tumble today. phil flynn has the very latest on that from the cme. lori rothman on the floor of ne

connell and melissa. melissa: if you're in stocks making money today. another record day on wall street as the trump rally continues. dow closing at brand new all-time high. s&p 500 just shy after new record. i'm melissa francis. connell mcshane is still here. >> you can't get rid of me. david asman is back later in the week. first here is what else we have at this hour connell: and al gore? melissa: what? connell: ben carson added to the administration. critics talk about the lack of experience. what he will bring to this position. showdown in north dakota. a fight in bitter cold over an oil pipeline. protesters cheering today. maybe not for long. we'll take you there live. melissa: stocks just keep on chugging. the dow ended at brand new high. 10th record close since donald trump won the election. oil hitting steam after hitting a 7:00 teen-month high. phil flynn from the cme. i can't wait for that. lori rothman from the new york stock exchange big names driving higher. it is like a party down there, lori rothman. >> it is. blue man group made it ryth

melissa? melissa: david lee miller, thank you.bill: chris stirewalt for analysis, fox news digital politics editor. how are you, sir? >> living the dream, brother. bill: don't wake me up. theme developing here, it's a new tv series, called generals and businessmen. what do you think? >> you are 100% right. you see on one hand donald trump is getting criticism for stacking his cabinet or inner circle with too many retired military officers which is something a little unusual. but on the other hand you also see businessman after businessman after businessman. now it ought not surprise us that the first person who came directly from the private sector without any public service experience into the oval office, first person who is ever going to do that will want people likç him around him. he likes businessmen. he deals with them. as we look, for example, at biggest pick left for trump, we look at secretary of state. on one hand you have military guys, admiral stavridis, general petraeus, on one side, then you mentioned rex tillerson

melissa. that was the bottom of the market. i think you will see much better than expected compliance. the other argument on the oil side, everybody thinks, guess what will happen? all of sudden u.s. producers will ramp up production. the is no way the u.s. oil producers can ramp up production by a million barrels a day anytime soon. that will take some time. why the market is so bullish. back to you. melissa: great analysis, phil. connell? connell: talk about this with the dow kicking off this month of december with this new record we've been talking about and the month, december, traditionally is a good one for stocks, right? have we gotten ahead of ourselves a little bit, however, with the traditional santa claus rally? maybe we saw the best from stocks last month after the election of donald trump, so-called trump bump in the markets. scott martin, kingsview asset management, fox contributor and james freeman from the "wall street journal" our friend sam stovall, scott came out with the id

melissa: wow.dding another general to the administration, the president-elect expected to choose retired general john kelly to lead the department of homeland security. this is coming on the heels of trump's formal announcement of his intention to nominate retired general james mattis as secretary of defense.

melissa: i'm back. i missed you. david: missed you too. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." we have you covered on the big market movers. here is what else we have for you coming up this hour. israel doubling down on claims that the white house was behind the u.n. vote opposing jewish settlements. there are calls for retaliation. how will the obama administration respond? [shouting] >> oh, my god. melissa: brawl at the mall. fights break out at malls across america. we'll look into the role social media is playing in all of this. >>> historic visit, japanese prime minister touring a pearl harbor memorial with president obama this hour. we'll take you there when they make remarks. this is first time a sitting japanese leader formally visited the site where japan surprise attack launched america into world war ii 75 years ago. david: it is all happening in the colling hour. first back to the markets. the dow inching closer to 20,000 but losing some steam into the close. we're 52 points away. could happen any day of course. gold and oil moving higher.

melissa: totally.s why we were talking about consumer confidence as well, you see more people out there spending this holiday season, getting the gears going. you mentioned housing prices, so we are so far seeing the average pocketbook go up as well. but you're right, time tell, as always. >>> we now know the ohio state attacker praised radical cleric anwar al-awlaki on facebook, and isis has claimed him as one of its soldiers. but the fbi says it's still too soon to say whether the attack that left 11 people wounded was terrorism or not. how much more do we need to know about this one? >>> and house minority leader nancy pelosi has her work cut out for her after facing the toughest challenge yet to her leadership position. the rnc even mocking her victory saying democrats doubled down on the status quo. is it time for new blood on that side of the aisle, or can pelosi unify her party? ♪ ♪ ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clo

melissa: great to be here, i am melissa francis in for generally. president-elect trump complaining about criticism of the charitable foundation after he agreed to dissolve it. mister trump questioning the effectiveness of the united nations saying it is the club where people talk and have a good time. that is amid rising tensions with our key mideast ally over the president's decision to break with half practice and the scene in a security council vote to condemn or raise the dish israeli settlements in the west bank and jerusalem. benjamin netanyahu blasting that move which had our ambassador not using us veto power to block it the top israeli diplomat now claiming president obama masterminded the vote and has clear evidence of the white house's role as prominent republicans accuse president obama of betraying israel. john: we begin with peter ducey live in west palm beach. what did we just learn about how the president-elect will be communicating with americans from the white house? >> reporter: the president-elect will keep signing into twitter

. >> good morning, melissa. it's a breezy start to the day, but we're back to dry weather this is our tower camera looking eastbound to what will eventually be sunrise at about ten minutes. last of the clouds out there on the eastern horizon moving away. we'll get plenty of sunshine. it's anything but cold out there. it's december 1st. it should be in the 30s. your fitness forecast then, temperatures in the 50s this morning. lunchtime workout still in the 50s. keep that in mind as we're going to be outside. morning run, watch out for the puddles and slippery leaves. it will be chilly for a tree lighting time. temperatures when they turn the lights on around 47 degrees and a bit of a windchill out there. a peak of the forecast coming up in ten minutes. see you then. >> chuck, thank you. we're tracking a developing story out of washington state. a police officer has been shot to death in tacoma. officers went to a domestic violence call that included we understand one officer entered the home and was shot several

melissa, cuentanos...ke melissa pkg 0;01 0;17 0;30 0;48 - 2;00 2;40 melissa on cam buenas tardes tuve la oportunidad de hablar con una familia quienes dicen a este punto haber perdido toda esperanza y que solamente aguarda la confirmacion de la muerte de su sere querido y .. por supuesto el dolor es indescriptible. pkg esta es jeniifer mendiola una de las posibles victimas del incendio ocurrido en la bodega el barco fantasma este viernes. desde ese dia su familia dice no tener noticias de ella. sot: ana mendiola cunada de posible victima cada vez que mi telefono tenia una llamada, oh posible es ella, pero ya no, pero esta manana nos levantamos sin esperanza. su cunada dice que aunque no han recibido confirmacion de su muerte se preparan para lo peor.. saben que jennifer estaba ah porque a ella le gustaba divertirse en este tipo de eventos. sot: ana mendiola cunada de posible victima le gustaba vivir y tener divertido pero era una persona muy trabajadora, muy trabajadora y tras horas sin saber de su parader

melissa: what is he drinking? [laughter] melissa: president-elect donald trump on his way to indianapolis, both men heading out to visit carrier's factory and announce a deal to keep a thousand jobs in indiana. it's an agreement that allows mr. trump to deliver on one of his biggest campaign promises

>> nobody is safe in a game with melissa.o-ho-ho. >> not the camera man. >> oh, my, god, i'm so sorry. >> not the other camera man. >> oh, my! oh, my god! >> speaking of not safe, melissa's husband ben falcone has been in harm's way a couple of times, too. >> as melissa's lawyer in "the boss" and her boss in tammy. >> she is disgruntled. >> you know what? >> ben, who is directing "life of the party" where melissa gets divorced and goes back to college pops in for cameos in almost all of his wife's films. >> uh-oh, what is that? >> i got to get back in my seat. >> he always has a role. >> he didn't get hit by anything. i think that's first time. >> you moved the whole family to atlanta. >> we pick up and move like a tribe. we don't separate well. i get real weird without ben and the kids. i get real squirrelly. it is too quiet. all you want is like do anything for a little quiet time, and after 45 minutes of quiet i'm like, where is everybody? >> oh! ho-ho-ho. >> and as for our little encore competition, i finally got pay back

so melissa allen has turned to another inmate, megan dooley, for help. you add 6 to 18 and it gives you the next answer. >> it's great. i'm not embarrassed when she helps me. i sit there and listen to her because i know shy ain't judging me and stuff. >> i treat people how i want them to treat me. math is one of my better skills. it comes easy to me. so something that she struggles with, that's easy for me, if i can help her with it, it's not going to hurt me to sit down for ten minutes and write out the multiplication tables. all i have here is time. why not use it for something constructive? 30, 40, 50 -- >> yes, okay. >> melissa sees learning math as a step toward getting her life back on track after years of drug addiction and prostitution. >> monday through sunday, nonstop, every day. there's not a day that passed, every day. i did crazy -- i looked like a damned fool. i could see myself out there. i looked like a damned fool, running around thinking i'm like [ bleep ]. probably smelled like one, i don't know. 37 years old. i can't do this no more.

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melissa, thank you. 5:02. now we have a team of reporters getting ready for the holiday rush. >> last night we started to see drivers dealing with backups across our area. >>> "news4's" justin finch is on 95 south looking at traffic. hey, there, justin. >> reporter: good morning. so far, so good. 95 south on our way to woodbridge. you can see here this is your average traffic buildup volume coming in here on 95 south. not too bad yet. but guess what? we're approaching the busiest holiday travel season of the entire year says aaa. this couldbe books. 93 million traveling by carnationwide in our area. that's more than 2 million people who will be traveling by car. now, you might be wondering what's pushing the extra volume this year on the roads for holiday travel. it's because aaa finds higher consumer confidence, more americans spending and lower gas prices. the average price is $2.26 a gallon which is not as cheap as it's been in the past decade but cheaper than it's been in decent years. also as you approach

melissa: that is crazy.w york times" has become a bastion of catering to intellectual elitism, liberal progressive thinking. maybe they should own that. that is their sweet spot. that is who their target audience is? meghan: i think they do. >> whether they want to or not. male they will that is their readership. >> two ladies on the end who covered business for so long, let's do with the business of newspaper, and i have worked with newspapers. i helped rhee sown the worcester telegram, second largest paper in new england. this is your business. you cover all stories all angles, bring in somebody a reporter or see that. run your business well, become profitable, build the online content. sandra: fair question, based on what we saw through the election process and what donald trump did, to expose the media do you think we will see major changes happen next couple years? >> if you're smart, you want your business you do that to harris's point add online extension of your newspaper. it's a business what we do.

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take melissa live melissa on cam buenas tardes, les cuento que las dos famliias tanto de la victima comosesinos se presentaron hoy en corte en una audiencia en la que tanto a frankie como a jessie archeleta. se les acus formalmente de asesinar a tyrone griffin. take vo recordemos que el presunto asesinato ocurrio el 24 de diciembre. cuando segn cuentan familiares. griffin pas por target para hacer una ultima compra de navidad. pero al parecer le pidio a los hermanos archuleta que la bajaran el volumen a la musica que escuchaban pues contenia obsenidades y el no queria que su hijo de 4 años las escuchara. presuntamente esto fue lo que desato una pelea que termino en el apuÑalamiento mortal de griffin en la tienda. hoy su familia aparecio en corte para exigir justicia y esto fue lo que dijo su esposa. take sot nicole simmons- esposa de victima con vo/melissa todavia no lo puedo creer, no parece algo real, y en las festividades de fin de aÑo, es muy dificil de entender pero aqu estamos y si tengo que venir aqu todos los dias lo har para asegurarnos que haya justicia para tyrone y que no le

we begin with meteorologist melissa magee and a look at the forecast. melissa?ah, snow for some and rain for most locations through the day tomorrow morning. the winter advisory north and west of the 95 corridor for trenton and mercer, land down and poconos staying up until 9:00 a.m. monday as these locations could find an inch of snow, poconos one to three inches on the way before a change over to rain during the afternoon hour. the radar 3d showing you it's dry across the region, but moisture is filling in across western pennsylvania tracking the moisture across the midwest in the ohio valley, working its way eastward during the predawn hours. 34 in philadelphia. 32 in trenton, 30, below the freezing mark in allentown, and 23 in the poconos. it's cold. temperatures are close to the freezing mark north and west, you have snow on the onset and temperatures quickly rising during the overnight hours which is why the snow changes to rain. northern lancaster to burkes lehigh and the poconos, mostly rain event for jersey and delaware. looking at the system tomorrow l

melissa magee is here for adam and it's looking beautiful. think we can continue the stretch and getting cooler guys and back to reality tomorrow. we'll show you the picture outside earlier today and chopper 6 hd high in the skies looking at the tacony palmyra bridge we had sunshine and warm conditions. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan radar, it's dry and quiet ain couple of showers around earlier today. those have since moved on out and clouds broke for sunshine and average for us this time of year is 42 and the high is far in the city coming in at 64, 1 degree shy of record territory set in 2015, we had a temperature of 65, 58 for reading and lancaster, 46 in the poconos and 59 in millville and 51 degrees in cape may. 60 in trenton, here is the big story and change, 24 hour temperature change, a good 20 degrees warmer in allentown and 20 in reading the same time yesterday. and 18 degrees warmer in philadelphia and things will be changing however as we go throughout the rest of tonight. here is satellite 6 along with action radar we h

thank you, melissa. it is 4:34, an early holiday present for metro riders as the transit system ends its latest. surge number 11 on orange and silver lines will wrap up today one day ahead of schedule. the work between east and west falls church started in november. riders also get a break from because of inauguration plans. >> if you tried to get to metro to check the schedule you may have been one of many riders who had problems. riders who use search engines are getting error messages. they say it may take several days to catch up with the changes. recommends going directly to the metro website, wmata.com. >>> a new transportation hub opens in maryland but commuters will have to wait until thursday to actually use it. officials will dedicate dakota langley cross-roads on new hampshire avenue. 12,000 passengers a day are expected to use the new center. bus service from prince george's and montgomery counties will be available. metrobus and university of maryland shuttle will also be at that bus hub. th

meteorologist melissa magee joins us with the first check of your accu weather forecast, melissa. >> there is a lot to track in the short term and there are two batches of moisture that we are watching. the here's storm tracker six live double scan radar. you can see we do have have some light snow, mainly north of allentown up through poconos at this hour. rest of the delaware and lehigh valleys, nice and dry as we go throughout the evening hours. the here's storm tracker six live double scan radar 3t. we have a lull in the activity across areas in pennsylvania, down through west virginia, but you will notice secondary batch of moisture moving across ohio and points to the north and west, this will head our way as we go throughout the overnight hours, and also, early tomorrow morning. so, because of that, because of the precipitation, we are expecting, is there a winter weather advisory mainly north and west of that i-95 corridor , the advicery has been extended until 6:00 a.m., on monday, that should reach, so it is for areas in trenton, lansdale, up to easton and up in the poconos

>> thank you, melissa. >>> we'll get plenty of sunshine we'll have plenty of rain clouds. rain moves in late tonight, likely to be raining unless you're up at 3:00 in the morning like we are. most of the rain tomorrow will be coming to an end by about 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon. by 5:00 or 6:00, most areas should be rain-free and your saturday night plan will not be affected. current temperatures, back in the upper 20s. even some 20s along the i-95 corridor. want co-and fredericksburg. afternoon highs today in your hometown if you live in leesburg, it will be 48. 51 in washington and arlington. 46 down in beautiful settlement mair's city, maryland. let's go over to melissa mollet. >> good morning. problems on the way. that's going to be yord way south of compton. just spoke with police still shut down there. one person was killed in that crash overnight. southbound 95 at car in the ditch near the icc. doesn't seem to be slowing things too much. no problems on 270. 7 near mcclintock all lanes blocked, had

>> thank you, melissa. it's the 94th national lighting tree ceremony and it will be the last time the obamas light the tree as the first family. it will include a list of of that for you. >> first megan mcgrath is life at the ellipse where the ceremony will be happening. megan, what do they need to know? >> reporter: it's a national event, a washington event. it's been happening for 94 years and the tradition continues tonig michelle obama flip the switch and light up the tree. it's a little bit dark. you can't see a whole lot but they're just starting to make out the stage there. you can see the wreath center stage there. now, the show gets start at 5:00 tonight. take a look at video from last year. the gates open at 2:30. security is going to be tight. travel light. no ipads, lights, umbrellas, folding chairs, or signs. you're going to be checked by security. it's a star-studded night, something for everyplace and it's a very washington event. >> being able to come down for this event in person is somethi

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now let's check on an update on a new crash with melissa. what is going on? >>> a brand new problem on 270 northbound near montgomeriville avenue. that's the report we are getting. we don't see a delay on the screen, but you're seeing that chain on the roadway. slick conditions are causing issues. same thing before connecticut avenue, two new crashes near the original crash blocking the two lanes with a response on the way. overall, the beltway is not impacted by this because it is so early in the morning. northbound indian head highway at 228, a brand new crash reported there. i want to mention that one. and the northbound landover road near lottsford road. we'll look at 66 and 95 coming up. >>> thank you, melissa. carjacked at the gas pump. surveillance video shows a woman being attacked while filling up her tank. more on the masked men police are calling a serial robber. >>> and another bump in the road to keeping your credit card secure at gas why it will take more time >>> montgomery county police are asking for help to find the man they say carjacked a

melissa magee is here with a first check of the accuweather forecast. that is a pretty heavy coat melissa. >> don't do what i did, i forgot my gloves, here is part of the reason why, check out the current wind gust, gusting as high as 31 miles per hour in reading and 29 miles per hour in philadelphia and a gust in the poconos of 29 and same for millville and atlantic city. and the gust in beach haven 24 miles per hours. that makes a difference on your skin. it feels like 13 in the position and feels like 27 in philadelphia and millville 27 degrees and feeling like 24 for both reading and lancaster at this hour. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan radar you can see we have the lake-effect snow showers setting up down wind of the lakes and they stay well away from our region through the rest of the afternoon and stays brisk and chilly for the heart of the delaware and lehigh valley. if you look at the windchills today. certainly leveled out earlier today we had windchills in the teens this morning and later on this afternoon we expect windchills to be

melissa magee has us on a rollercoaster. >> we had snow today.60s, then 30 and 40s are on the way with wet weather. double scan radar showing it's dry. no precipitation so we'll show you sky 6 live looking at penn's landing, hard to make out the shot because we are underneath the dense fog advisory until 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. visibility in some spots down to a quarter of a mile or less. go slow out and about on the roads. we have a southerly win. we are not tracking precipitation. it's 36 in the city, 35 in allentown. 42 in the poconos. beach haven, 46. holding for cape may. it's dry right now but off to the west, you can see the leading edge of the cold front across the eastern great lakes and ohio valley. this heads our way overnight and throughout the day tomorrow. the next 12 hours, mostly cloudy, tracking areas of dense fog and drizzle bottoming out in 47 in the suburbs. with the winds, temperatures rise overnight. the precipitation we are tracking tomorrow is only in the form of liquid. future tracker 6 showing you 5:00 a.m., heavy rain along

take melissa lot 0;01 0;10 0;36 1;07 1;28 1;32 1;44 melissa on cam buenas tardes paola esta ha sido unaa bastante mojada pero ni las precipitaciones han impedido que miles de caminantes le fallen a la virgen morena. pkg con los pies mojados llegaron a la catedral st marys de san francisco miles de catolicos que hicieron parte de la tradicional cruzada guadalupana.. sot: juan resndiz caminante catlico simplemente para darle las gracias a la virgen que estamos vivos que nos ha ido bien la caminata de aproximadamente 12 millas sali de south san francisco desde las 6 de la maÑana y arribo a su destino final a eso de la 1 de la tarde. sot: juan resndiz caminante catlico un poco duro pero eso no es impedimento para llegar a donde usted tiene que llegar a su meta el seÑor juan saba que quera realizar esta ofrenda a la virgen y empez a prepararse con tiempo.. sot: juan resndiz caminante catlico me estuve preparando casi ms de dos meses caminaba diario una hora, una hora, y gracias a eso pude lograr mi objetivo la sra norma vino desde san lorenzo a darle gracias a la virgen, dice tiene una gran

melissa magee is outside on the terrace with a quick check of the forecast. >> reporter: hi there rick soaking up the sunshine while it lasts across the region, it's nice and mild on this friday, we are above average. the typical high is 43 and 44 in the city and 41 in lancaster and 44 chilly in the poconos and 45 for millville and atlantic city season dover coming in at 44 degrees. if you step out later on today maybe doing travel by road we have you covered. the weather looks to be okay. 4:00 p.m. the number coming in at 44 and 5:00 p.m. 42 degrees and partly to mostly cloudy skies and 6:00 this evening at 41 and upper 30s on the way at 7:00 p.m. tonight and mostly cloudy skies. here is what is heading our way. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar 3-d you see the snow to the north in omaha and minneapolis and pressing into chicago and we also have the rain a little farther to the south that moves in after midnight and the start of us on christmas eve. so future tracker 6 showing you can see 1:30 in the morning and lehigh valley and berks coins mixed precipitation before you get a qu

take melissa live on cam melissa buenas tardes autoridades hoy en una breve conferencia de prensa informaronue se han visto obligados a derribar una parte del edificio sin embargo dijeron que tomaron todas las precauciones para asegurar que no hay cuerpos en esta rea. take vo el departamento de bomberos informo que hasta el momento los socorristas han estado sacando los escombros de manera manual, es decir pieza por pieza, pero llegaron a un punto en que es inevitable tener que actuar drsticamente y lo que estarn haciendo es derribar varias vigas dentro de la misma bodega. para esto dijeron que se aseguraron de inspeccionar el rea incluso con perros en busca de cuerpos y que llegaron a la conclusin de que es seguro derribar estos pilares sin causar ningn tipo de daÑo. pues no hay vctimas en esta rea especifica de la bodega. autoridades indicaron tambin. que tienen un 90 por ciento del edificio inspeccionado y hablaron sobre la posibilidad de encontrar ms cuerpos. take sot mark hoffmann sub jefe de bomberos de oakland con vo/melissa i have no way of.. (5 seconds) no tengo manera de confirmar

sharrie. >> melissa we'll see you inside. thank you. >>> luckily our weather shouldn't have too much of an impact on travel in the delaware and lehigh valleys. either by plane, train or car, a record setting number of americans are heading to be with family and friends this holiday season. "action news" reporter john rawlins is covering the story for us on the traffic side of things from philadelphia international airport. john, how has it been so far today? >> reporter: not bad. you know, sharrie, over the years we've certainly done a lot of holiday travel stories where there have been delays and problems as far as the weather. certainly not today though. there seems to be some problems maybe brewing out in the rockies but they're not a problem at this point in time. we've been talking to inbound passengers and they say travel has been, well, uneventful. >> new york. >> reporter: with back to back holiday weekends the forecast a record number of us will be traveling more than 50 miles, sometime between today and january 2nd.