i'm critic at large greg moody for cbs4 news. >> draft patterns. finding neverland will be on stage at the buell theater starting december 20. for tickets and info head to cbsdenver.com. >>> a holiday classic is now playing at the a christmas carol. it is the ultimate story of christmas redemption. now, this version of the musical is almost straight from the original story by charles dickens. but this year, the audience gets a new actor playing scrooge and a new imagining of his journey. >> i hope that they walk away with a greater sense of community with a greater sense of their own heart and connection between ourselves and the other humans around us. >> that would be great. a christmas carol runs through december 24. you can get ticket information as well as hotel and holiday deals downtown. by, checking out the mile high holiday section. at cbsdenver.com. >>> stick around, you will be able to check out ed greene's forecast. >> if you have a news tip or a story idea, we want to hear from you. call our tip line at tips. tips. that is (303)863,, w

laura: thank you very much, kate moody.stay with us, we have morea 12/21/16 12/21/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy:y: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> we are announcing charges against four individuals committed a former state appointed machida state of pointed urgency managers, and to former employees of the city of flint. amy: michigan attorney general files criminal charges against four people for the role in the poisoning of f flint's water supply. we will go to detroit for the latest. then to the call for clemency for imprisoned native american activist leonard peltier. >>

kate moody is with us in the studio.starting off with fallout from the unexpected referendum results in italy. one: we are seeing turmoil the banks there, including italy's oldest bank, reportedly preparing for a government bailout. the state could take over our troubleds into the lender as early as this weekend. in an effort to bring itself in line with eu regulations, so far it is only converted about a billion euros. it is holding out hope for -basedment from a qatari fund but the referendum could put those investors off. analysts say the failure to save it could provoke a domino effect. the bank did trade firmly in the red throughout the day but rally to close up about 1.1%. italy's banking index had his best performance since mid-july. other european indices rose by a , of about 1.25%. wall street meanwhile has been having a choppy session, although the major indices are in positive territory with the nasdaq leading gains of about .3 percent. the german government has been ordered to compensate energy companies for

kate moody, thank you very much indeed.time for a quick look at one more story before we go into a break. a new exhibit in paris is celebrating the previous majesty of the ancient syrian city of palmyra. many of its treasures sites were destroyed. opening just days after jihadists reclaim the city, they hope it will be an emotional experience for visitors. heading toisitors the grand palais in paris can now experience the majesty of eternal sites, a virtual 3-d voyage across syria, iraq, afghanistan, and into the heart of some of the world's most historic and at risk heritage sites. 3-d projections like you're seeing behind me allow you to witness up close the pillars of palmyra. the exhibition is running in they workion and together with archaeologists on the ground in syria and beyond to preserve the knowledge and integrity of the heritage sites caught in the crosshairs of war. they use advanced imaging technologies like drone-based technologies, followed by reconstruction and visualization to achieve the effects we are s

richelle: thank you very much for that, kate moody there with the business roundup.tay with us, lots more news coming up when live from paris continues in just a few minutes. don't go away. o#qÑñ 12/14/16 12/14/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from papacifica, th is democracnonow! >> the city has fallen in the forces again. most of the city has been destroyed. amy: with the aid of russian airstrikes, the syrian government has retaken control of the city of aleppo after four years of figighting. russia calls it a victory against terrorists. the united states has the syrian govevernment s siege of alaleppo represents

willhile parliament officials.es between laura: thank you very kate moody. taken a short rate here on "france 24." w1w1w1w1w1o#qÑ democracynow.org 12/20/16 12/20/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now!w! >> ladies and gentlemen, today is a very difficult day. i am like millions of people across germany, horrified, shocked, and very sad about what happened last night. amy: germany is in m mourning after a truck plowed into a christmas market, killing at least 12 people in what officials are describing as a deliberate attack.

and moodys said this will not affect the sovereign credit profile. in fact, fiscal consolidation has been very effective and gdp has been broadbased. qp in new zealand was running at 3.6%. we have central banks in focus here in the asia pacific region. we have rba meeting tomorrow and the asx 200 down. the nifty turned positive as they look ahead to the rbi meeting on wednesday with many citizens hoping that the rbi will cut interest rates in order to alleviate some of the short-term pain that many citizens have been feeling with the demonitization drive. we'll look at the hang seng. after a two-year delay, mainland investors can pick from 400 listed hong kong stocks and international investors to pick from 900 or so. those are mostly tech-related or health care-related. the new economy, new china stocks. but there was much more activity going in the direction of hong kong with much more interest in hong kong stocks today. that's a look at how things are sit right now on this asia pacific region on this busy monday. >>> thank you very much. francois

the downgrade reflects moody's deepening concerns over the sustainability of toshiba's near-term liquidity it goes on to say the charge -- and toshiba being on the alert list would limit its ability to increase capital. the company's main banks will discuss financial support, including possible debt-to-equity swaps. this is following the statement that toshiba made about its westinghouse unit and charges related to that because toshiba of $78d it had a charge million. now it will be more. the total has not been finalized, but probably in the billions and would affect earnings. putting tissue offer this latest trading week. rishaad: absolutely shocking. still to come, the bank of japan revealing one member's dissent over the shape of governor kuroda's yield curve. details from tokyo on that. positive outlook for emerging asia, that is next. ♪ a quick check of the business flash headlines, presidente of japan's vegas advertising agency to quit, taking responsibility for the suicide of an employee who were excessive hours. he will go after the tokyo labor bureau said it would referred them to

and in sport, world cup leader lewis moody has criticised the review into george north's head injury.sage to the rest of club by. worrying message to the rest of club rugby. wales and the year as the 12th ranked side in the world, their impressive performance in the euro is keeping them one place above england. argentina are still top. alastair cook is considering his future as england skipper, but he has been named captain of the international cricket council's team of the year. he has led england to one victory in their last eight matches. i will have those stories and more. winds of up to 90mph are forecast to batter parts of the country, when storm barbara hits on friday. scotland is expected to be worst affected, with swathes of the north and west of the country also braced for some wild weather in the run up to christmas. with me is our weather presenter, ben rich. ben, this is the calm before the storm. take us through what we can expect and when we can expect it, and where. it is not that come out there, problems with fog across the south—east, austria and wintry showers acros

moody's says the situation is persistent with australia's aaa rating.perty market cooled again in november amid renewed curves to deflate a potential housing bubble. home prices gained in 55 of 70 cities tracked by the government. prices dropped in 11 cities. four remained unchanged.

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i'm jennifer epstein filling in for laura moody. >>russell: and i'm russell rhodes. a lot ahead. let's start with the weather and long we were in the 60s and now we just touched the 59-degree mark at tampa international. look at the dew points in the mid 40s. is it dry out there. 48 in crystal river. 52 in leesburg. a couple of lower 60s along the coast. enjoy this beautiful, gorgeous, refreshing weather. back up to 75, maybe 76 degrees for a high temp this afternoon. vanessa? >>vanessa: we're watching a new report of a hit and run crash separate incidents by f.h.p. right now but we don't know if eventually we'll learn if these are maybe related or one incident. this is happening at southbound 75 and clark road. so far no lane blocks reported but it might be the possibility of a big scene. please use some caution. good news, not seeing any delays quite yet. we'll watch this. in case you missed it, we're watching minor lane blocks at this point due to police situation. take special care in the eastbound direction. we have a single lane that's blocked. >>russell: thank you. it's 7.

i'm jennifer epstein filling in for laura moody. >>russell: and i'm russell rhodes. let's start with the weather and dave. >>dave: a couple of things i want to point out. we do have some inland fog for the second morning in a row. seems to be shrinking a little bit but bartow is sitting there with the half mile visibility and parts of lakeland have reduced visibility as well. it's not bad towards the coast. then you've got a very thin line of shower activity. probably kind of break up as it works its way onshore so if you get a couple of sprinkles or a tiny shower, don't be surprised. behind it is when the drier air settles in. right now it's very warm, very muggy. temperature dew point spread with our high temperatures today likely around noon time but tomorrow morning, nice, crisp, drier air settling in that in a little bit. >>vanessa: thanks. if you're just joining us, we're watching a head-on collision in the river view area causing the most concern on the roadways right now. it's affecting u.s. 301 south of bloomingdale at the intersection with duncan. this pict

. >> it's a moody drama that turns into a suspenseful thriller. it's like two movies in one that starts with amy adams begins readina book. you have the story of amy a adam's life. she starts reading this novel written by her exhusband and you start seeing it while she is reading it. >> you also have jake jillenhahl. >> they are both red heads i >> good to know. how about the director on this? >> this is written and directed by tom ford. this is his second film. it's so great because it makes me wish that more fashion designers would go ahead and make movies because it's so dripping with style. everything from the sets to the hair and the makeup. you're not seeing as much in these scenes this is during the book she is reading, but her scenes of her life are so highly stylized. so stylish and so cool it's like designers to make movies. >> it's such a weird concept in my brain to have a fashion designer do a movie, but yes beautiful. how about the tone it seems dark and moody. >> it is very disturbing and dark. it has some violent moments. there are

. >>> moodys has changed its outlook for italy to negative from stable. while affirming the country's rating at baa2. the credit agency warned the no victory in the constitutional referendum could diminish the prospect for reform citing slow and halting progress on economic and fiscal reform in italy. moody's also expressed concern that italy could be prone to infoi unforeseen shocks. >> italy asked the ecb for more time to rescue banco monte dei paschi. they are demanding until the 20th of january . according to the financial times, bmps wrote that political upheaval in italy made it impossible to go ahead with the rescue plan until a new government is in place. the newspaper also reports that italy would blame the ecb if it was forced to bail out bmps. let's get out to the global head of fixed income currency strategy at danske bank. to what expect is the ecb going to acknowledge the problematic situation around the italian banking sector and italian politics? >> i think you're right to point that out. i think what we are going to see from the ecb is th

we are joined by kate moody. are once atermany odds -- once again at odds. guest: this happen on wednesday when european creditors suspended their dead agreement. they would be awarded a one-time christmas bonus to low income pension owners. that payment was not part of the government approved budget and european institutions are looking into whether it breaks the terms of the bailout and debt relief deal speed the french president has expressed support for alexis tsipras. josh has the latest. a move described as necessary by the country's prime minister. healing some of the wounds of the year's financial crisis, ahead of talks with german chancellor angela merkel. a mystic's -- a miss a decision to get over 600 million euros in a one-off payment. vision that this is not a statistics and figures, but that the crisis can be treated, and those who made enormous sacrifices and financial stability -- enormous sacrifices in the name of financial stability can get help. reporter: the stability leadnism showed -- and to a hike from certain greek islands. greece's c

kate moody with a round up of our top business stories. that is it for me. back. don't go away. ♪8úxúa?ó?] 12/09/16 12/09/16 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! >> if your object to is to bolslster and support the unions and you're not concerned about whetether young people will have entry level jobs, , then youou should be e protesting for $15 minimum wage. i think your people are concerned about big labor. amy: president-elect donald trump has picked a fast food ceo to become the next secretary of labor. andrew

kate moody is in the studio. good news for britain's steel industry today.ate: they've secured a commitment to keep operations in notably the port talbot's i in south wales along with its 4500 employees. ta said itis year ta was putting his business up for sale, after talks on wednesday union said they would agree to less pain -- less generous pension screen -- schemes in return for keeping the plant open. the blast furnaces will remain in operation for least five years and a billion pounds will be invested to keep it competitive and avoid future layoffs. unions say they're still more work to be done to help the industry. take a listen. >> it will resolve a lot of the , thereacross the u.k. are still structural challenges, making sure use british steel. >> pfizer has been ordered to pay 84 million pounds are almost 100 million euros for overcharging the national health service. reporter: a record fine for pfizer, accused of overcharging britain's national health service for an anti-epilepsy drug. the uk's competition and markets authority says the charge was

even moody because it was done in the style by a quicker artist edward hicks. you have seen some of his work "the peaceable kingdom" and so on. the romantic style starts to supplant the grand style and you three it -- see it throughout the 1800s. the academy -- a pity me, -- the epidemic the epitome is a manual lloyd "washington crossing the delaware." the first part in the 1850's was damage, so the one at the met now is a second copy. the first copy was destroyed by the air force in world war ii which is considered great britain's last revenge. the other neat thing about this painting is that lloyd is playing fast and loose. history painting is not as archival. he has no qualms or scruples about making things up which makes it interesting to read. everything was meant to be interpreted for one reason or another. one of the things i like best is people who have interpreted it say this person here, for example, partly because of the way she looks people think this , is a woman and they think that because everyone in the boat, she is the only one rowing in the ri

crediteanwhile, italy's rating outlook has been changed from negative to stable by moody's.d the slow and halting progress on economic and fi scal reforms. tain's exit from britain has been approved by lawmakers after theresa may promised parliament the chance to scrutinize her plan first. today is the fourth and final day of the u.k.'s supreme court hearing into the handling of brexit. anna: house prices rose to a seven-month high in november. the index rose to 30, the strongest reading since april. that as the suppliers properties failed to teakeep up. manus: the opening of trading in singapore was delayed today. futures on the nikkei 225, the opening was delayed by almost three hours. it is the fourth disruption to occur on the state venues in the last 18 months. global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries around the world. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . isus: our number of the day $2 trillion, added to global equity markets. was $1.5day it trillion. maybe i will take credit. but certainly, a ver

moody's extends its review of the baseline credit assessment as the ecb sees the troubled lender needing almost twice the amount it had thought to raise in a failed capital increase. welcome to the program. we are less than half an hour from the start of european equity trading. could be thin volumes, being a home period between the christmas and new year holidays. this is what we expect at the start. futures suggest a stronger start of trade in europe. a generally positive handover coming through from asia as well. the australian market up and back in action after the chris pratt. get to the gmm function on the bloomberg. the gmm for the d10 shows equity markets dominated by the move in australia, up just over 1%. we see anpacific, increase for the first time in seven days. that is one of the standout stories. laura -- low volumes today. their 30 day moving averages. we see some movement in currencies. the new zealand dollar in particular, and the australian dollar. the a fairly flat by reason standards against the dollar and the euro. the dollar index pretty flat, just a little bit wea

kate moody is with us in the studio. america seems to be having some bathroom problems. but the economy is doing very well, it would seem. kate: trump will be inheriting a strong economy. departmente said that the gp group faster than thought -- the gdp. it upgraded its numbers from 3.2% to 3.5%. that is the strongest pace since the end of 2014, more than double the pace of the second quarter of this year. consumer spending, which accounts for 2/3 of economic activity, grew more than expected. it underscore the positive note to the federal reserve to raise interest rates last week and said expects three more hikes in the coming year. done much to boost markets. wall street is trading underneath the flat line. that the dow jones under the 20,000 threshold it had been approaching earlier this week. about 100 points off. you can see, the nasdaq down .6% this hour. a mixed close for the major european indices early. the ftse led with gains. milan fell half a percent as pressure increased on the italian banking sector and on the worlds oldestbank inching closer to a state bai

jake sherman from politico, and aisha moodie-mills, president of the victory fund.ght to oprah winfrey's interview with the first lady, talking about her advice to melania trump. >> we talked about the kids, but, you know, my offer to melania was, you know, you really don't know what you don't know until you're here, so the door is open, as i told her, and as laura bush told me. >> and they talked about racial divisions in america. >> color, wealth, these things that don't matter still play too much of a role in how we see one another. and it's sad, because the thing that least defines us as people is the color of our skin. it's the size of our bank account. none of that matters. >> aisha, what did you think of that exchange? >> you know, i think that michelle obama is always inspirational. one of the things i loved she talked about is hope, though. she talked about, as a nation, what was really inspiring about her husband's presidency and candidacy is that he talked about hope. i am hopeful that we get back to a place where we have an administering that's about bri

moody's changed their rating. fromdebt rating went negative.news from moody's because they see you cutting your leverage. is your balance sheets still a problem? >> it is no longer a problem. we continue to improve it. by 2018, we will have reduced our debt considerably. earlier, but -- below the debt forecasted. we are very much on track. >> another interesting market is vietnam. one where you have a stake. to vietnamese want to try bring in foreign investors companies, anyom news on that deal? wouldis clear that we like to have a higher stake in that. the vietnamese government is privatizing as we speak. 16.5%. already we want to increase that. we are dealing with the vietnamese government to increase our stake and that is where we are. >> do they look positively on this? >> it is difficult. it is a process. we have first right of refusal. they recognize that. the conversations are going on. anna: the carlsberg ceo. philip shaw is still with us. we heard from one company that is still betting on russia and eastern europe. we have an interest

the course that is why they should of been a random saturday in july that was uncharacteristically moody. with perhaps the local newspaper or a pregnancy test like any male who has played it fast and loose i was on season for of the show showing up two weeks after the show she said she missed her period. like i missed my best. we just want to say the have nothing to talk about. but i did go to the doctor for a casual saturday morning french. and i am pregnant. a human life. shit. wife is what happens when you are making other plans. [laughter] should i stop there? one more? we will have a vote. what does the superdelegates' say? laugh laugh just joking. >> the reason he was there but to see what facebook is really like but but talk about total pandemonium. to figure out what the hell is going on. there is no background in the ads whatsoever. no longer the guest of the scene and carried in so flaky owned the place. in represented more than a cosmetic shift with the complete refigure ration along the single dimension. where you were on that continue on i have no idea where i fell. to reque

ithought, well, here is a moody kid who has just lost his cool, and...now, it wasn't anything that struck me as being dangerous. but what was dylan's relationship with him like, do you think? i felt that up until that time that they got in trouble together... which was 1997. it was 1a months before they died, they both were involved in a theft. they stole something out of a parked van. they both got arrested, and they got into something called a diversion programme. when that incident occurred, i determined that their influence on each other was not a good thing. my husband and i made an effort to try and keep them apart more, and to very closely monitor this relationship. and it seemed to us that dylan had pulled back from that relationship a lot on his own. the boys escaped a criminal record by enrolling in a rehabilitation programme known as diversion. but dylan's behaviour towards his parents was becoming increasingly erratic. dylan became more withdrawn, more hostile. but he still took part in family events, he held down a part—time job, he went to

that is from moody's. more on the way. "bloomberg markets: asia" . ♪ 10:29 a.m.g, these are the first word headlines. china's leaders expressing a greater drive to rein in risks, exercising prudence and neutral monetary policy. president xi jinping and has top economic policy lieutenants wrapped up a conference fouling to safeguard the financial system and deflate asset bubbles. another blow to airbus, i ran now dropping the a380 from its fleet upgrade, reducing its order to 100 aircraft in a revised order that will no longer include the a380. airbus has cut production as demand has dwindled. emirates is the only airline to get the aircraft a major role in its fleet. scotland says it wants a new referendum if it is forced out of the european union by brexit. adding to pressure on the prime minister theresa may, who has promised to listen to the people before opening talks in brussels by the end of march. the road surface on the hong kongzhuhaimacau bridge will be completed by the end of the year. engineers are covering the pavement with asphalt and say more than

carolina who had commissioned it decided not to take it after all, because, you know, it's kind of moody, right? this is even moodier because it was done in the primitive style by a quaker artist, edward hicks, you've seen some of his work, the peaceable kingdom and so on. the romantic style starts to supplant the grand style. you'll see it throughout the mid-1800s. the epitome, of course, and you would crucify me if i didn't show that, washington crossing the delaware. there's not much i can say except a cute side story, that the first version of it painted actually in dusseldorf, the artist's home at the time in the 1850s was damaged. he sold that off. the one at the met now is actually a second copy. the first copy was destroyed by the royal air force in a raid on dusseldorf during world war ii, which is considered great britain's last revenge for the american revolution. the other really neat thing about this painting is that of course he's playing fast and loose, we're already several decades into this idea that history painting is not archival as much as ennobling, you're supposed

italy's outlook has been cut by moody's.ys it sees only "slow and halting progress" when it comes to reform. renzi wavering on resigning following his referendum decision. abbott labs sues to end alere deal. there have been delayed earnings reports and bribery probes. for early access to movies, bolstering the company's itunes business. 20th century fox, universal, and warner bros. are looking to offer high priced home video rentals as soon as two weeks after they open in cinemas. we have bloomberg markets iditinuing, angie and ha updating people. a jampacked show. haidi: we take you from hong kong, annoy, beijing, and back again, but we focus to start on ecb, what investors are waiting for, and how will mariota drug a address d at time and referendum that went south. zone, weuture of your will ask how asia might experience any fallout. ton of course, we talk nissan. asia's fast-growing emerging markets have proved elusive for japan. that and a whole lot more, coming up in the next hour on "bloomberg markets: asia". rishaad:

moodies said here is the impact of a tariff like that. the u.s. economy maybe going in a recession. 3.3 million jobs not created that businesses might have had in the pipeline and the u.s. economy would be 4.6% smaller. and that's why you see republican leaders on the hill saying wait a second president-elect trump, slow down. this is his opening gammet. people are reacting positively so far, and that is making a lot of people feel good right now. >> absolutely, i don't think he would do it, but it's important for the other side to think he would, so shh, don't tell anyone we don't think he will do it. >>> a high school student is shot -- >> let's go. wow. after threatening classmates with a knife. what we're learning about that teenager. and markets continue to rally in the wake of the presidential election. a closer look at the big winners. hello, i'm an idaho potato farmer and i finally found our big idaho potato truck. it's been touring the country telling folks about our heart healthy idaho potatoes, america's favorite potatoes, and donating to local charities along the way. bu

he -- trump was talking about it throughout campaign, and joining me now is chief economic at moody's john lonski, i hope we get a similar view. i think icahn is one of the smartest people in the country. >> you don't get to be a billionaire without being very smart. i think he will be helpful, provide trump is guidance, to how what goes about reforming business regulation, that could go far. at rejuvenating this economy. lou: as we look at what happened already, as president-elect. donald trump is having an impact. i have to believe there are people in every regulatory agency in this government saying to figure out what is their next job. i know not going to be easy to move them out. >> the optimism numbers are incredible. gallup poll with highest in its history, of course, the history is just 9 years, but that is a lot to be said. lou: market is a measure of confidence. we're watching billions of dollars flow into the market, average up 9% from the election of donald trump, this is magnificent, it will never end, will it in. >> unfortunately it will, but for now i think it going to

lou: joining me a chief economist for moody's capital markets.'s start with these markets up on the week. the dow blaze ahead. what do you expect and how big a role will italy play tonight if any role at all? >> if we have a no vote in litly sunday, perhaps the markets sell off on monday, but then they recover quickly enough. not long ago after november 8, the trump victory was supposed to boom markets but instead they rallied mightily. lou: people have forgotten the dow futures tredff nearly 900 points and were back 600 points in the matter of an hour or so. then there was no effect whatsoever. >> this doesn't necessarily imply there will be a major change in government for italy. lou: he's sorted of like a pop culture figure. he has a charge way about him, but i have no idea what he's trying to accomplish. >> he's trying to centralize power. lou prr why didn't he just say so. doing what every politician does. >> renzi is more popular with those 65 and older and he lost a lot of popularity with younger people. that is true in this country. lou:

in my mind it was sort of relegated because i loved so many bands like the beatles or queen or the moodywere the russian bard singers. it was all these men and for some reason, i just thought -- i don't know what i thought but i didn't think that i should be writing songs. charlie: tell us about your musical journey. from russia to the u.s. regina: i think that my journey has a lot to do with kind people who decided to help, because both my parents are artists and artistic and they really believed in, you know, share art, share classical concerts. music was always playing in the house and they decided to teach me music and even though my mom was a piano teacher, she really thought that it would be better for me to study with a separate teacher because then you don't have this kind of oppressive childhood where your parent is your teacher and they know what you should be doing. and so she was able to help and i had an amazing teacher in moscow. as a matter of fact, that was really the only thing that was kind of holding my parents back when they wanted to immigrate to america, was knowing

if the person is crying and really really sad or incredibly moody you want to find out what's going on. >> they say keep an eye out for changes in school performance, appetite, sleep patterns all signs that something is wrong. >>> well, it isn't always easy to differentiate between depression and normal teen growing pains so experts suggest and if you do think your child is depressed you want to try to find some help. it's not something that just goes away. >>> time now 6:15. check this out at least one tornado struck near atlanta. other possible tornados slammed other communities as well. this video is from a school in atlanta and shows how fast and the camera lens caught that tree toppling down. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> well, former pro-football running back joe mcknight were killed. another drive shot and killed him who was standing outside of his car. officers responding to the scene performed cpr but they were not able to revive him. landed on the moon in 1969 was saved in a rescue mission on the south pole. the 86-year old seen right here smiling and stable in a hospital b

. >> and if you're child starts having mood changes that could >> we typically say if the moodiness is going on for 2 weeks or longer heads up. if the person is crying and really really sad or incredibly irritable you want to find out what's going on. >> keep an eye out for changes in school performance, an tight, sleep patterns, all signs that something is wrong. . >> and normal teenage growing pains. if you think your child is depressed try to find some help. it's not something that typically just goes away. >>> let me guess some of you may spend this weekend transforming your home into a winter wonder land. yeah, i know you will but it can be easy to overlook safety when you're trying to get everything done. the cleveland clinic wants you to keep this in mind if something tells you also if you're stretching yourself too thin with cooking, baking, it's easy for accidents to happen. injuries can happen when you least expect it. . >> stay safe during the holidays. don't climb up on ladders, don't put too many plugs into outlets putting up the lights and whatever you do don't put a froz

i'm jennifer epstein filling in for laura moody. >>russell: and i'm russell rhodes. a lot ahead. let's start with the weather and

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. >>> good morning,it's 8 o'clock an i'm jen epstein laura moody has morning off thanks for joining us on this thursday, december 1st. hey dave. hey, morning morning just waiting for all fog to lift out. we still have a little bit left over here brooksville with half mile visibility. many other spots, that the of rain. to move through the area. and that will really be your indication that your cold front is moving through. behind that your winds will shift to northwest and drag in some drier air go back to upper 70s for today and tomorrow. much drier. beautiful. highs back to the mid 70s. >>> all right. good to hear, dave. thank you. westbound i-4 drivers heads up we have major delays approaching homosassa road. we still have crash with lane blocks here. most of lanes are actually going to b direction. you can see just a single lane is passing and it is the right lane. the delays we're seeing right now as we take look at our map, basically, from that point all way back towards county line road. so fur agoing to avoid westbound i 4 direction which i highly suggest that is your area of c

the dutch masters invented the moody filter, capturing ordinary schmoes, the milk maid, and light normallyfor gods and kings. so what would they do with window front hookers? but what would happen to this side of modern amsterdam as crowds get bigger and attitudes get tighter? >> today they want to close down windows in the red light district. >> how many windows? a percentage? all of them? >> no, not all of them. no, they're too smart for that. >> mariska is a former prostitute. >> i started sex work in a very impulsive way because i needed money to buy a dog. >> really? >> a german shepherd. >> so if you could travel back in time and talk to that 16-year-old girl who wanted the german shepherd, what would you tell her? >> girl, what were you thinking? >> we want our windows back! >> she is now an advocate for the 20,000 licensed sex workers in the netherlands. most are from south america or eastern europe who discover that when they get here, it's harder and harder to make a living in the oldest profession. and she rallies sympathizers to march with them in protest. >> it's called projec

i'm jen epstein laura moody has day off thanks for waking up on friday >> oh, boy >> beautiful out here. yeah? jen why don't you come out and join us for 9? i think will be fun. no. okay. well. hey. no, no technically it's impossible. >> 59 degrees. it's gorge just out here. whole different atmosphere. our dew .43. and northeast winds at 9. i mean wow. what a start to day. still in upper 40s for crystal enjoy this little burst of dry air i'm giving to you for two and a half days, then guess what it starts to get humid again today we will back in mid 70s. all right sounds good dave thank you. 8:0 one right now skyfox checking on crash on westbound hillsborough right before you get to 275. we do have a couple of lanes blocked. you can see heading in that direction in just a single lane that's right lane that is passing. it appears to be just a minor fe delays as you might suspect with that lane blockage plan extra time. davenport a serious injuries crash with a semitruck and an another vehicle. this is a kenny harmon road which is the name for the roadway for ronald reagan parkway on east

. >>> toshiba shares continue to slide after moody's cut its credit rating deeper into junk territory. the japanese conglomerate has seen over 40% wiped off its share price since monday sparked by the news that toshiba will face a multibillion dollar writedown linked to its u.s. nuclear power operations. >>> global m&a deals topped the $3 trillion mark in 2016 and show few signs of slowing down. earlier this year we spoke to the global vice chair of transaction advisory services to get his outlook for m&a next year. >> back in october i said it would not be a record year, but 2016 would be a very good year. it looks like we will finish 2016 behind only 2015 and 2007. so not bad. we're expecting 2017, as you said, to be a really strong year. in fact, i think it could be a record year in terms of deal volume, maybe not value, because we will see smaller, more small deals as we talked about last time. always some mega deals. but 2017 will be a great year. why? the same reasons we talked about in october are still there. ceos searching for growth, uneven geographic growth driving cross bo

when the ratings agencies, including moody's, who said, you know what? merge with cbs, we'll raise their credit rating. since it didn't happen, they're not doing that. does viacom have to get to the altar with some company? >> the other thing that happened yesterday is bob backish became the permanent ceo of viacom, and he has made a strong case that they can survive as a stand-alone company. we haven't heard publicly, so in january i think we'll all be listening for what that's going to be. surely, there are a lot of people out there expecting viacom to look to bulk up in some way. liz: okay. so you've got to look at this and say this company needs to do something, you know? their paramount unit, they had the office party movie, it's done well, but it still hasn't done as well as what it should be doing. la la land, i mean, i'm wondering, keach, what is your reporting showing as to the type of company? i know you don't want to name names. reuters is naming a whole bunch of names of european operations, but what type of company should viacom be looking a