fox nickel. for watching fox nickel for a tuesday in january. let's toss it to mike for weather. my bestad or quarter but i get what you mean. fox nickel. so stormtracker radar this morning seeing light snow trying to get its act together through frederick country in maryland and through northern portions loudoun own maybe, maybe here trying to push to montgomery country. it's very lights and i don't think there's much sticking and i'm getting records that not a lot is falling. we still have to keep our eye on it as we lead through the next hour or so. tucker will be long next hour to bring you the latest there. 24 to 3 for the kids at the bus stop i'll leave flurries in the forecast and after school, 45 to 54 degrees and sun comes out and yes, it will be breezy and rather pleasant and especially cared to yesterday when most stays in the 0s all gay long. "fox5" accuweather 7-day forecast. 52 the daytime high today and 50 tomorrow first day of february and temperatures crash a bit second half of w

it >> if i had a nickel for every time i've heard that.l, you have to give him credit for his shout out that he's doing there for bragging about prostitutes. i think at the end of that, we didn't hear it, he did the russian version of "but seriously, folks,." it's hard to tell because russians are so tough, when a russian diet tells you a joke it's just a scary story and they laugh at the end. i think it's good, to show some pride in your prostitutes. it changes the nature of the term soviet relations. we use to think they were all these frumpy women, but we saw when the iron curtain went down. could you see the wendy's commercial? >> tom: let's take a look. ♪ ♪ >> you could show the commercial now, that would be an insult to the russians. >> tom: how long ago was that commercial? >> it's from the 80s. when i was in my mid-50s at the time. >> tom: meghan, welcome to red eye. >> thank you for having me. >> you'll change your mind. >> tom: he's proud of his prostitutes. >> he's proud, he saying that what they were number one at something, we

you can make the nickel you collected. you're not going to have the stock collected. so the probability of success in a trade like this is actually quite high. the chances that it drops below probably 20 to 25%. it is a 75% chance you lose nothing or make money. >> the trade structure is really interesting. if the stock stayed here it's not going to hurt youchlt i think mike's choice, you go look at that chart you know the low in september is 44 or something like that. it would take a real event to take it back. >> yeah. and it's going to report and take a round trip, whatever you want to play with since it is a cruising company. that's the level that it came from. that's why i like this. >> and if it were just itself but guess who is acting well as well? the other one. there is royal caribbean. they act well. play it for all. >>> send us a tweet. check out our web site. while you're there check out our newsletter. don't be the last one. here is what's coming up next. >> and we have lift off. >> if you're worried about earnings next week we'll show you how to protect

we have major corporation after corporation not paying a nickel in federal income taxes. as warren buffet reminds us, you have billionaires paying a lower tax rate than their secretaries. we have the money to make colleges and universities tuition-free, i think in the long run we'll do an enormous amount of good for the society. >> sometimes it's about doing less, and on that note let's bring in jim jacobs, a small business owner from pennsylvania, he voted for donald trump. jim, what is your question? >> my question is this, i'm a business owner, and we just keep getting kicked in the teeth by this administration. it's regulation after regulation and tax upon tax. what donald trump does understand is the complexities of business. and you know, to reward the person who takes the risk. so really you know, my question is this country was founded on entrepreneurship. why is this administration so against a business owner? please tell me. >> i don't think this administration, the obama administration you're refusing to is so against the business owner. when you talk about --

vicki liviakis: on the neon sign of the coast this is a nickel was the tasting and san francisco complete with her she blander strayed from tokyo./ >>pam m: away the pornography was discovered now being challenged in court that happen after the man took his computer to best buy because it would not start that is an employee from the child pornography his supervisor told the fbi according to court documents they were paid by the fbi for four years to inform the agency of child pornography discovered one constitutional lawyer said there are some legal questions including whether the images were searched for or whether they would just found. tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift. especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto... a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto was proven to help more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must no

again, we have major corporation after major corporation not paying a nickel in federal income taxes. as warren buffett reminds us, you've got billionaires who pay an effective tax rate lower than their secretaries. we have the money to make public college the as and universities tuition free. i think it will do an enormous good. >> sometimes it's more about making society better, sometimes it's about doing less. let's bring in jim. >> my question is this, i'm a business owner, and we just keep getting kicked in the teeth by this administration. it's regulation after regulation and tax upon tax. what donald trump does understand is the complexities of business and to reward the person who takes the risk. so really, you know, my question is, this country was founded on entrepreneurship. why is this administration so against a business owner? please tell me. >> i don't think this administration, the obama administration you're reefing to, is so against the business owners. >> oh. >> when you talk about tax increases. >> really? >> obama, i don't know your income and i'm not concerned ab

playoff football where and new england against the patriots tom brady have been his position before any nickel again we go to the third quarter 1713 was that as of the pocket it will lead to a touchdown 34 to 16 down and the process' they will play in their sixth straight afc championship game early him but things quickly change. >>j.r.stone: downhill from that point on the he is looking for falcons already up 12 to 1036, to 20 new coach is not shipped felling they officially named their new head football coach just and wilcox of the oakland raiders continue tonight nfl report that the owners plan to file offical relocation papers. >>j.r.stone: 53 and is approved construction on the news that it will begin he said the team will remain in oakland during construction that would mean there will likely be here for a least a couple of more seasons we will be back after the break. >>j.r.stone: she passed away a week before the due date the grant along around the man from the books and stopped the library would not want a bank will only heard about the find forgiveness and amphion spied him to return

he also sat down with john nickel for weight.e.hn nickel fothw >> she doesn't want to give a particularly special deal. you are a global bank based in london and hire a lot of non-british people to work there. generally, they say britain is heading in the wrong direction for jpmorgan and other banks. dimon: london is a center where we have huge economies of scale that include the people of europe. it is passed on to the customer. ,hen they change the rules, yes it will reduce jobs there. the brits will decide how we want to compete around the world. it's not up to me, it's up to the prime minister and the parliament. it looks like there will be more job movement than we had before. >> [indiscernible] jamie dimon: we don't know yet. rules were thein jobs are required to move in. it could be more flexible. it depends. remember, 27 nations. this is the negotiation that will take quite a while. >> another election coming up this year. have you packed in the possibility -- is that one of the worries you have? jamie dimon: it wasn't ju

well, the nickel prices have plummeted as a result, indonesians are now back in the market.lter association and those involved in smelters are very upset, as you can understand. a lot of chinese companies did invest billions of dollars into building smelters and their reaction has been that this change of policy shows that this change of policy shows that indonesia can't be consistent, and doesn't send a concise message to the investment community. so they are very upset. it is a mixed bag for the us mining giant freeport. they did stop the exporting of their partly processed copper as a result of this ban. it now looks as if they will be able to resume so they will be quite pleased with these changes. india's tata group has named this man as the conglomerate's new chairman. he replaces the previous leader who was sacked last year. we are joined leader who was sacked last year. we arejoined by the bbc‘s correspondent. tell us more about the new man at the top job. did it come as a surprise? no, actually, it didn't. when the previous chairman was ousted last year and names we

just too good a nickel everything the other path goes runs of its 40 and oakland. all of the head coach. and the right look quarterback meanwhile tom cable news spent time as raiders coach he withdrew sedate meeting he had the interview with 49ers over the weekend and a young followed with the general manager's job at his name is kirschner and it regards of the general manager of the forty-niners are heading and a different direction. and cursed our favorite story. and seeing a house that he bought for his mother promised his mom and buy a house and sat there you go. and when you see that makes it feel good. in my future, i'm twice as likely to have a stroke. i'm at higher risk for depression. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. what are you doing up? mom said i could have a midnight snack.

somehow we always had a penny or a nickel in our pocket and we were never destitute. i can't compare it to today.>> host: what part of oakland were un? -- you in?>> my dad had a furniture store in downtown oakland that was enough to support the family. i went to oakland high school. about the time that i graduated, the war started. i never did go to college. after the war, many of my friends did, but i did not have a big desire to do that. i was a marine end of -- engineer in the merchant marine during the war. i got shot up a couple of times and i sailed around the world a couple of times. >> host: wait a minute. when did you graduate from high school? >> 1941. >> host: so you enlisted in the merchant marine? >> yes, i didn't want to be drafted because it was too military for me. so, i joined the merchant marine as a wiper, the bottom of the line. i became a fireman and eventually an engineer. that was a little more pleasant. we were anchored in new guinea at one period and we suffered an attack from the japanese warplanes that dove down and did bullet things. i got

down a nickel from the previous week. spoke with triple a about the drop. demand eased up since the holidays. cost of crude oil stayed flat. >>> having fun in the sand could cost you more. what leaders are expected to decide today. impact that it could have on your wallet. >>> major investment. one of the largest car manufacturers is set to make a big announcement. how president elect trump may have played a role. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we created internet that doesn't make you wait. introducing fios instant internet. it means you can download a video just like that. or upload your photos like this. or this. or that. it's the only 750 meg internet available to millions, with uploads as instant as downloads. we took internet speed and completely reinvented it, introducing fios instant internet. internet the way it should be. >>> promising to invest more in the united states. landon dowdy here to explain that in cnbc business news. good morning, landon. >>> tracey, good morning. general motors expected to announce today it will invest

the goldwater nickel changes in 1986 were to focus on he military operational chain of command. at the same time david packard let admission to work our dod's system was working. what can john mccain and in the senate and matt her to -- tornberry is nor on the -- they have not changed any of the fundamentals of goldwater nickeledment we still have to the crystal change of command. but what they have done is recognized that the packard commission changes on our acquisition processes, we spend $400 billion a year in the pentagon on goods and services, supplies and equipment, and about the only nice thing you can say be in outcome is spend more, take longer, get less. we talked earlier. look at the problem with theford class carrier. we need air craft carriers but the ford class carrier is now at $15 billion. the catapult doesn't work, and he propropulsion sim doesn't work and we spent $15 billion. so there's wrong with the procurement system. they have broken up this lashing bureaucracy that had layers and layers of management and doesn't -- has functions that were never envision

, temperature tomorrow in livermore 55, 55 in san francisco, and vern glenn turned 55, the double nickel! seven-day forecast, calling for sunshine, mostly sunny tomorrow and monday, tuesday partly cloudy skies. wednesday, late wednesday we get rain, and rain on and off on thursday, and another shot of rain friday. at this point it looks partly cloudy saturday, but as far as that goes stay tuned. especially for this guy, the birthday boy. >> hey, straight ahead, it's official. cal football has its man, and the nfl playoffs soldier on. two additional rounds to tell you about today. in my future, i'm twice as likely to have a stroke. i'm at higher risk for depression. i'm 26% more likely to develop an irregular heartbeat. i have a 65% higher chance of developing diabetes. no matter who we are, these diseases can be managed or prevented when caught early on. because with better research, the right medicine, and with doctors who help keep me healthy to begin with, we will thrive. >>> nfl up top, no. nfl playoffs up top! two moved on, two sent home and a look at vince not ready to go home. the

to put that into perspective, the index was 5 cents, yep, one nickel away from that 20,000 milestone. in the end, the dow couldn't break free and had to settle for the intra day high. the dow rose 64 points. the nasdaq rose 3. the s&p 500 added about 8. >> no 20,000 but we did get a triple day. what moved us up today, two group that's were strong after the election but have lagged recently. jcpenney and boeing and the united technologies. one disappointment, oil stocks. the report of that terrible shooting at ft. lauderdale airport mid afternoon did not cause any big selling but it did likely, understandably, dampen any buying interests. the markets have been essentially sideways since the trump rally ran out of steam in mid december. investors are hopeful that corporation there's get positive guidance. stocks have already moved on that hope. a lot is riding on that hope. >> let's turn now to our two guests for their perspectives on the markets. we're lucky to have with us, the global market strategist at jpmorgan asset management. and the chief investment officer. welcome to both of

so the family of four on a limited income put every nickel they had to build a three bedroom addition on to their home. that's when contractor started the job and left with all of their money. we're stuck. we're stuck living like this. i sleep on sofa bed with my husband and my daughter and son sleep in the same room together. it's hard. >> we also told you about how contractors promised to help this family. but even those promises were broken. and now the family is left with just the drawings an concrete foundation of an addition they doubt they'll ever see. >> we were hoping that we could stay here and make this our retirement castle and everybody has their own room. >> reporter: for now this family will stay a little closer than they'd like. >> you just want to cry. you -- it's so upsetting because we got this close. this close. >> reporter: if you have any idea on how to help this family drop us a line. we'd love to pass those lines along. chris o'connell fox 29 news. >>> wouldn't it be great to help them. >>> about to be a family of a favor in trauma pops white house. his son-in-

and not the brightest nickel in the drawer. >> go on, it would do us both a world of good to hear thengs you'd change about me. >> oh, well, there is one thing, rose. >> really? >> yeah. >> she was fun to do. >> reporter: why not? everyone else seems to. betty white is one of the most welcomed guest stars on television. she tackled football's biggest night with this unforgettable snickers ad from the 2010 super bowl. >> what's your deal, man? >> oh, come on you've been riding me all day. >> you're playing like betty white out there. >> that's not what your girlfriend says. >> what was the most fun gig you've ever had? >> there's been so many of them. >> the snickers commercial? >> that was great fun. >> reporter: even became the oldest host in the history of "saturday night live." >> that was probably the most fun i've ever had. and the scariest. just the fact of being up there and doing it and talking to the audience. in the back of your mind you're thinking, i'm doing "saturday night live". >> people say, but betty, facebook is a great way to connect with old friends. well, at my ag

understand this is initiators we want to step up as well and then they were able to get together with nickel who him not only a good enterprise but loves the city and stepped up and said we can join this effort today of course, all there that i was talking with life on the line and mark and mark saying is it fair to say foundation, of course, we're doing in you have us involved in education that's directly because how could we succeed with our school district in ante our kids better when they can't learn in the environment when their homeless and families they stepped up big all and all this all came together as a $5 million commitment to match the cities additional $5 million effort to come and create a collaborative effort in doing so well when this effort starting revealing itself and the school district was saying yeah, we'll do a little bit of work here mark and life on the line said that still is not enough not worthwhile of what in campaign needs to have this campaign ultimately needs to be about $30 million worth of effort so mark and life on the line stood up and said you know the c

a nickel. >> a nickel. >> robert hahn pointed out when we were just .what was it 37. >> .37 points away. >> away, any five cent move, any five cent move in any of the dow stocks would have put us over that. whether it was cisco, which is one of the cheapest, or goldman which is one of the most expensive, but we fell this far short. >> she's got the nickel. anybody want it? >> you know what's crazy, i mean, if you look at, it's been so interesting to watch the price, the tug of war. i was looking earlier today at the spider dow jones etf, it tracks the dow jones, the diamond, dia. if you looked earlier this afternoon there were almost equal numbers of bullish options and bearish options traded on this particular dow etf. it goes to show you, this is a real battle brewing. like kenny polcari said, there are people who feel like they want to sell in this market and have found that people are willing to buy at the high levels if they keep selling into them. so it remains to be seen when and where we will hit this. i guess if you mention the fact that the banks have their earnings on friday

so, the goldwater nickel changes in 1986 focus on the military operational chain of command.at the same time, david packer from hewlett-packard left a-- what a commission to look at how dod's management was working and how we bar weapons. what john mccain is focused on the share is more the management side and not the operational aside. they have not changed any fundamentals of goldwater nichols. we still have the crystal chain of command, chairman is still the principal military advisor and things like that. they have recognized that the packard commission changes on our acquisition processes, we spend $400 billion a year on goods and services and supplies and equipment and about the only nice thing you can say about the outcome is spend more, take longer, get less, i mean, look at the problem with the board class carrier. we need aircraft carriers, but the ford class carrier is now at $15 billion. the catapult doesn't work in the propulsion system doesn't work and we spent $15 billion. there something wrong, so what john mccain and thornberry have done is broken up this lar

we think that can lift copper, steel.nc, lead, nickel has taken a backseat because of the additionalesia, but we think the lows are pretty close and we would then start to look to allocate nickel again. we are seeing a strong rebalance in the industrial production sector. we are seeing a pickup on a which will also link into the extra infrastructure in the u.s.. when you are thinking about infrastructure, the steel plays are the better bets, relative to that in europe. over all when you think about the total amount of infrastructure the u.s. will do, it still pales relative to what china is doing, so china will still be a fundamental driver of these commodity prices going forward, while the u.s. in many ways is like the cream on top of the cake. rishaad: have a great lunar new year. ubs wealth management. the political turmoil and south korea taking its toil. we will look at the growth numbers and how that has all been affected. ♪ rishaad: let's have a quick check of the business flash headlines. after anin shenzhen attempt to buy the maker of talking tom. than 300as more million mon

the 16-cent beverage out here somewhere a nickel an quarter about 30 cents on the 20-ounce soda and this big old 2-liter bottle 67 or so ounce that is means about a dollar in new taxes. if you're facing any kind of increases above and beyond these guys, maybe you should be talking to your grocer because something is wrong. these are the tax rates we're seeing all kinds of stores jacking things well beyond this rate. >> i want to talk mayor kenney. he's seems cranky. >> cranky, never. [ laughter ] >> all right, bruce. thank you. >>> appreciate it. now back to your fox 29 weather authority now. kathy says it's going to warm up. she promises. >> you shouldn't be cranky about this. >> no. >> no, no, no, no. unless you're in the poconos it will snow and that's where we want the snow, right? you can see on ultimate doppler a warm front will be lifting through but the temperatures are cold enough in the lehigh valley and the poconos to start off as a little bit of snow before we transition into the warmer air and some rain. right now 36 in millville. 36 in philadelphia. 33 in pottstown. these t

you can set you got the last nickel out of me. david: do you ever do unfriendly deals? mr.fett: no. berkshire hathaway was originally an unfriendly deal. we're just not interested. not that they are necessarily bad. there is management that should be replaced. david: people must call you every day and say, i have a deal for you. it is perfect. how often do they pan out? mr. buffett: they do not call every day. we have made our criteria fairly clear. so there are relatively few who call. when somebody calls, i can usually tell within two or three minutes whether the deal is likely to happen. there is just it either makes it through the filters or it does not. david: one time i was told you got a letter from israel, someone asking to look at your company. what are the odds that they would send you the prospect us and you would say you will buy it? you did buy it. mr. buffett: we bought 80% of it. four $4 billion. and we later bought the remaining 20%. david: before you bought it, did you go to israel to look at the company? mr. buffett: no, i hope it is there. david: and you

i said, "ok, you can tell them that we will pay $35.05, and you can say that you got the last nickel." david: do you ever do unfriendly deals? mr. buffett: no. no. berkshire hathaway was originally an unfriendly deal. but no, we are just not interested. not that unfriendly deals are necessarily bad. there are managements that should be replaced. david: people must call you every day and say, "i have a deal for you. it is perfect." how often do any of these deals pan out? mr. buffett: they do not call every day. we have made our criteria fairly clear. so, there are relatively few who call. when somebody calls, i can usually tell within two or three minutes whether a deal is likely to happen or not. there are just half a dozen filters, and it either makes it through the filters or it does not. david: one time, i was told you got a letter from somebody from israel saying to take a look at our company. what are the odds that they would send you the prospect over the transom and you say you will buy it? mr. buffett: we did buy it. we bought 80% of it for $4 billion, and we later bought th

a new material to make the aircraft out of that would influence other high speed aircraft, it's a nickel alloy called inkinnel x, space age materials put into an aerospace plane. the pilots wore pressurized suits like astronauts and this say condition turned program with the mermry and gemini and early apollo program. last element is the xlr99 rocket thrust engine, not designed to take off and land from the ground. it's designed to be carried by a b52 bomber converted into a mothership for nasa and carried up to 40,000 feet, it will be dropped and the pilot would engage the rocket engine and do whatever flight profile he needed to do. beginning in 1959 scott crossfield, the north american research engineering test pilot, makes the first flights with the x15 this particular one which is number one x15. seeing how it can fly, how it can fly and by the mid 1960s you have a flight program that has really influenced and encouraged how the space program developed its flight. there's the high range that edwards air force base these aircraft are operated and flown over and they're trapped, so ju

here's the nice thing, if the stock rallies, you can make 2.50 plus the nickel.ou won't have the stock put to you until it falls. that's more than a 10% decline from today's closing price. the probability of success in a trade like this is quite high. the chance that it drops below the put strike is 20, 25%. there's a 75% chance that you lose nothing or make money. those are odds i like a lot. >> the trade structure is interesting. i like it because you're not paying a lot. if the stock stays here and continues to consolidate, it won't hurt you. the short 48 put strike, you look at that chart. the low in september was, what, 44, something like that. it would take a real stock specific event i think to get it back. >> what's your ask? it's going to return to port. if it's going to take a round trip, whatever you want to play with since this is a cruising company, but the fact is that's the level it came from. if it went back there, you're still okay and that's why i like it. >> then you do have, again, the consumer theme. if it were just itself you might question

. >> i would like a nickel for every time we say we're in unchartered territory. >> thank you all very much, so much happening. coming up national security is trump's picks for national security. and what they said which clearly contradicts his. and could marco rubio derail rex tillerson, what he just told manu raju. >> the director of office governme government ethics just don't do. you're watching cnn i'm brooke baldwin. . >>> coming up on live pictures here of the white house to tell you they will be hosting a farewell event for vladimir putin joe biden in just a while. we know that the president and vice president of the united states have developed a close relationship. who will be there, michelle? >> obviously the president and first lady will be there with his vice president joe biden and jill biden and a room full of people. seems like this was something that president obama likely wanted to do, but we didn't know because it is a surprise for the vice president. it is now reportable, don't worry we're not spoiling that surprise, but lately as they're getting more certainsentime

because if it is alloys of nickel and iron and silicone, it would be cystals, spectacular, that we couldbecca always enthused but particularly so today. for more background on that story, find it from her and her colleagues online on the bbc news app. inafew on the bbc news app. in a few minutes, another remarkable science story, something different, showing us footage from ivory coast of chimpanzees making tools out of wood to access water. play that in a few motorbike minutes. —— few minutes. jeremy corbyn has said he isn't wedded to the idea of keeping freedom of movement. he was addressing supporters in peterborough. the labour leader pulled back from recommended a pay cap on top earners. in the 1920s, cap on top earners. in the 19205, jp cap on top earners. in the 1920s, jp morgan, the wall street banker, yes, jp morgan, the wall street banker limited salaries to 20 times that ofjunior employees. another advocate of pay ratios was david cameron. his government proposed a 20—1 pay ratio to limit sky high pay in the public sector. now all salaries higher than £150,000 must be signed o

as well as iron and nickel, researchers now think that silicon is also present, making up about 5% ofhlight his achievements abroad, the nuclear deal with iran and the capture of osama bin laden. but he may be less forthcoming about the conflict in syria, the rise of so—called islamic state, and deteriorating relations with russia. so, what is the obama foreign policy legacy? here's our north america editor, jon sopel. there was always something upside down about barack obama receiving the nobel peace prize before he'd really done anything as president. when he came to office, one of the greatest strategic threats was iran, a resurgent power in the region, but more important than that was securing a multi—national deal to curb tehran's nuclear ambitions. an agreement struck, despite fierce opposition from israel's prime minister. when benjamin netanyahu came to address the congress, nearly two years ago, there was fury in the white house. they were angry that an invitation had been extended by republican leaders and accepted without the president knowing. but very soon someone much mo

signs of abuse. 20 states will raise their minimum wage, ranging from missouri where it goes up by a nickel to arizona where it jumps nearly $2 an hour. and starting next year in illinois, you'll be able to use a pitch fork, a spear gun or a bow and arrow, your choice, to hunt catfish. california alone passed 898 new laws. other states hundreds more. everything from oregon banning sky larn lanterns, those are miniature balloons, as a fire hazard, to new hampshire finally passing a law making it illegal to point a laser beam at a plane or a car. you have to wonder why that one took so long. >> certainly but now i know how to catch a catfish. >> with a pitch fork is one possibility. >> thank you. happy new year. >>> it's almost time. the countdown is on here but it is already 2017 in many parts of the world. in sydney fireworks set off from the famous harbor bridge including purple fireworks in honor of the late singer prince. a spectacular scene in dubai as fireworks shoot from the world's tallest building. and pyrotechnics lighting up victoria harbor in hong kong. >>> there is still much mo

you have to have that corner back in can shut down and then a great nickel back. would have either at this point in time. the corners have been not good. then i moved on, talked about shim schwartz. he's over simplistic. needs to throw them a little bit more wrinkles. when i was here in philadelphia, we had jim johnson, the play book was that thick, the chicago bears was that thick. it was a whole different ballgame and i think with more blitzes more kind of complex parts of the defense, i'm not saying, exactly keep people honest. you're playing a basic cover, you got to be better. great quarterbacks bike aaron rogers and tom brady where you have to disguise it or they will eat you alive >> darren walker, thank four joining us all season long >> it's a bitter sweet moment i won't be here anymore this season >> usually don bell would be here to break down the game but done got the job of going to pasadena. >> penn state playing in the rose ball since 2009 when paterno was head coach, the southern california sun peaking through the clouds. and thousands. hoping to a

have multi-billionaires like donald trump who proudly tell the american people he has not paid a nickel in federal taxes, and yet we have people talking about cutting social security, medicare and medicaid. do you think it is more important that we tell billionaires like president trump and others that we tell large multi-national corporations like general electric and others who in a given year did not pay a nickel in federal taxes, because they harbor their money in the cayman islands and elsewhere? do you think it's more important to tell the rich and powerful that maybe they should start paying their fair share of taxes before we cut social security, medicare and medicaid or the violence against women act or defund planned parenthood? >> i think the most important thing to tell people is the truth, which is what i see my role being. >> is it true, congressman, that over the last 30 years, we have seen a massive shift in wealth from the middle class to the top one-tenth of 1%, is that true? >> i won't split hairs with you on what massive means. but i do believe income inequality is g

massive grotesque level of income inequality, and having people like president trump not paying a nickeleople wanting to cut programs for the elderly or the sick and the poor, don't you think maybe we want to go to the very, very wealthy, the top one-tenth of 1% and maybe to large corporations that don't pay a nickel in taxes? >> i welcome the philosophical conversation. i did enjoy the conversation in your office and look forward to doing it again. if you ask me about the disparities between the most wealthy and the worst off, i'm more concerned in the wealth that's controlled by the folks who don't -- >> but that has shrunk -- the middle class wealth has shrunk in fact from 1985 to 2013, the bottom 90% has seen its share of wealth go down from 35% to 22.8%. that is a huge contraction of wealth for the middle class, is it not? >> i think what you saw on saturday is president trump's ideas on how to fix that problem. >> no, what i saw on sunday were millions of people saying, that we don't want more tax breaks for billionaires. >> i said saturday, i meant friday, i apologize. >> thank yo

in terms of pennies, nickels. >> fok would have offered her 20 million to stay.money was not the driving factor. that's code for saying she's actually taking not as much money as she could have. i'm sure she's still going to make $15 million or something. she's sacrificing some money to have a better quality of life, to be with her three young children. bottom line, brook, she wanted out of fox news. fox would have moved heaven and earth to keep her. she wanted something new. >> good luck to her. thank you very much. with fewer than three weeks until inauguration day, i believe it's 17, are we at 17 days to be precise, president-elect donald trump already proving to be a president like no other, and his historic run for the white house is chronicled, the election that changed everything. the first ever book from cnn, thomas lake joins me. congratulations. i lugged four of those books home, two to give to my family members. i wanted to ask you specifically a piece in the book, one of the biggest controversy of the campaign, the release of that hollywood, that acce

. >> my name is joseph nickels. the loyalists say we should talk about this peacefully and behave as englishmen. i say we have been talking to the king in parliament for almost ten years and they still haven't listened. >> well said! >> chair recognizes speaker to my left in the balcony. >> my name is samuel the loyalists say we should talk about this peacefully. and behave like englishmen. we have been talking to the king and parliament for almost ten years now. they haven't listened and they are not going to listen. the time for talk with them is over. the time for action is now. >> before you all have an opportunity to speak, chair recognizes speaker to my right on the floor. >> my name is peter herrington. my family has been boycotting british made goods and will continue to do so until the king and parliament start listening to the colonists. >> chair recognizes the speaker to my left in the balcony. >> i say the king is infringing on our liberties by telling us what tea we can and can't buy. we are being treat

doing a commodities -- commodities as well in asia, the --kei leading declines in nickel leading declines in ofals as concerns come out indonesia as they increase output. iron ore up 1%, people asking themselves, what's going on with iron ore prices? we thought it was a supply side thing. it keeps getting flooded. iron ore prices continue to rise, and the rally on the metal, passing that 70 level. looking mixed, but the two-year in japan and australia, losing a bit of ground with yields gaining in japan .6 basis points. let's get to haidi lun. japanese prime minister shinzo abe urges asian nations tpp as early as possible. donald trump campaigned on opposition to the tpp, but speaking in high noise, -- speaking in hanoi, abe supported the partnership. >> it is the foundation going forward. i should like to strike towards greater high quality and ambitious agreement. >> japan would like to be the standard bearer for the free trade regime at all times. the imf raised its gdp forecast for some of the world's biggest economies. it maintains global growth outlooks at 3.4%. the organization gro

. >> reporter: i want my blizzard, though, nydia, this is nickel and dime stuff. a little snow is possible after midnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. first let's start out with the temperatures. what we're seeing if philadelphia, something that hasn't happened in two weeks. temperatures hit the freezing mark for a change. it's the first time in two weeks we dropped down to the low. 32 in philadelphia, 34 in allentown, 33 in millville, an trenton, 30 degrees. we'll see more in the way of sunshine. temperatures will pop out in the low 40s. with the winds it will feel like the 30s. officially it will be 43, it will feel like 35, 36. winter weather advisory goes into effect for areas highlighted here, mainly south jersey and delaware. city of philadelphia is not included in the rad -- advisory, north the poconos or lehigh valley, this is a southern system. we're expecting accumulating snow. if you live in south jersey and delaware, tomorrow morning you'll need to allow extra time there will be snow covered roads and slick spots, because temperatures will drop b

who she said was to blame for the nickel difficulties. >> and i promise not to lynn sync this weather forecast. it could be very rainy by the end of the week. more on that coming up. >>> welcome back. yes, the new year, and hundreds of thousands of people jam the waterfront, celebrating the new year. this is what it liked like from some of our bay area traffic cameras. all three different shots. beautiful shots. fireworks lit up the sky just after mid-night. an estimated crowd of 200,000 people gather aid long the san francisco embarcadero for the new year's festivities. the police were out all over the place, as well, and no major problems were reported. >> well, mariah carey responding to criticism about her new year's eve performance in times square. >> happy new year! we can't hear! >> she said we scant hear. their staff said her ear piece wasn't working, and that she was intentionally sabotaged by the production company, but dick clark productions calls the claim absurd. now, people had a lot to say about that performance on twitter. sportscaster dan patrick tweeted: >>> he she s

. >> reporter: i want my blizzard, though, nydia, this is nickel and dime stuff. little snow is possible after midnight tonight and into tomorrow morning. first let's start out with the temperatures. what we're seeing if philadelphia, something that hasn't happened in two weeks. temperatures hit the freezing mark for a change. it's the first time in two weeks we dropped down to the low. 32 in philadelphia, 34 in allentown, 33 in millville, an trenton, 30 degrees. we'll see more in the way of sunshine. temperatures will pop out in the low 40s. with the winds it will feel like the 30s. officially it will be 43, it will feel like 35, 36. winter weather advisory goes into effect for areas highlighted here, mainly south jersey and delaw

. >> the current batteries made of nickel and hydrogen are losing their ability to hold a charge.he new ones should keep the space station running into the next decade. >> reporter: there was a surprise visitor of sorts at friday prayers today. one of the top officials with the fbi's washington field >>> you're watching news4 at 5:00. >>> right now at 5:30, a student recovering in the hospital after he was shot just steps from suitland high school this afternoon. a group of students got into an argument in a nearby parking lot. one of the teens opened fire, shot a classmate, then took off. investigators still trying to locate that student who opened fire. >>> now, one of the fbi's top officials is delivering a reassuring message for muslims in northern virginia he came to friday prayers at a mosque in northern virginia. >> reporter: law enforcement officials came to this mosque today to try to ease tensions that arose out of the 2016 presidential campaign and continue even now with talk of things like an immigration ban and a muslim registry. the fbi's representative made it clear

most folks have given up fighting these nickel and dime increases >> really don't have a choice. do i? >> no, i don't. i'll go along with it. i won't argue. >> reporter: these increases add up. based on wasn't re one 12 ounce can of soda, how about an extra $66 a year, cable bill for the average consumer ads up to $72 a year extra. your gas tax, $48 extra, those turnpike tolls 70 bucks extra based on our example. add it up, yep, $256 a year spent in 2017 that you weren't spending in 2016. happy new year. i'm bruce gordon, fox 29 news. >>> shocking dash cam video, guy jumps on top of a cop car, smashes the windshield, why officers say they were called to check on this guy in the first place. >>> homeowner's worst neighbor someone breaks in when you're not there and starts taking your stuff. how the owners found out they were getting robbed while it was happening. >>> good evening. today was the sufficiently holiday. tomorrow is the first day back for everybody in the first day back is always going to be a rough one on our major roadways. plus we have rain going to play with us dur