volumes are not strong at all. >> nicole: this is nicole. what if the fed doesn't -- what is the chance that the feds doesn't raise funds? what do they don't? what should investors expect? for u.s. markets. >> yeah, well, i think we may get a rerun as we did in september where, you know, the market just freaks. having guiding with 80% certainty. the only reason they can blink again if they raise the red flag. that's not good but the case scenarios that we wear another quarter-point hike. tricky trading in the last week of the year, for sure. >> cheryl: mike, thank you. >> nicole: major shake-up. sources tell journalists that ceo has been fired from the mutual fund company. days after the firm announced it was closing. would not allow any more investors redemptions, you can't get your money back. sparking widespread concern. according to morning star the funds has fallen nearly 27% this year. >> cheryl: new fox new poll ted cruz leading presidential raise in iowa. donald trump has 26%. senator marco rubio coming in third with 13%. retired neu

>> nicole: i have not.ith ups and the like, that could be a third-party delivery coming up as well. coming up in sports, two teams struggle to hold to their leads. find out who came out on top. we will have all the details for you. check out u.s. stock market futures. yesterday all sectors higher. up arrows once again this morning. dow futures up 46, s&p futures 3 and a half. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ >> nicole: all right, let's get you caught up here. u.s. stock market futures higher again. we had a few days of gain, dow one and a half percent. dow futures 44, s&p futures 3 and a half but it's been very vol -- volatile. >> lori: 36-point 35. really what it does for oil sector with futures higher, it could be -- >> nicole: turns out shooting fire ball that led up skies was from a russian rocket. the operation center tracking the debris said it likely burned before it hit the ground. >> lori: number one college team was pushed to the edge. 99-93 in over time

, i'm nicole petallides.len speaking. >> cheryl: let's check u.s. stock market futures ahead of the opening bell. looking to a higher open. dow pointing by 29 s&p two and a half in the premarket. >> nicole: shares of yahoo expected to go higher, we will tell you what that means for marisa myers. >> cheryl: she may want to hire a lawyer. they are doing to donate 99% of the wealth to charity. >> nicole: spoiled kobe bryant's return to filly. -- philly. welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets and what to expect on the day ahead. >> cheryl: more troops to iraq. >> deploying a targeting force and put more pressure on isil. these special operators over time will be able to conduct raids, free hostages, gather intelligence and capture isil leaders. >> cheryl: defense secretary ash carter telling armed forces committee that it's being done in cooperation with the iraqi government but iraq's prime minister saying that in part there's no need for foreign ground combat troops. now u.s. official telling fox the

>> nicole: take a look at u.s.market futures, energy and materials, two groups that have not done well this year have lead the week. today futures up slightly, dow futures down about 10. s&p futures down 2. >> lori: nicole you know the surge in oil prices lead to rally. crude oil climbing again. 3 handle in barrel price. sixty-four cents a barrel. moving in the right direction. now, make sure to watch mornings with maria for maria's interview with treasury secretary jack lew. right here in the fox business network. >> nicole: more of legal troubles for sport fantasy websites, sports betting is illegal. the legal opinion last night mean that fanduel and draftkings will have to stop accepting those bets in illinois. the ruling could set up a legal battle similar to the one underway in new york state. order has been put on hold while fanduel and draftkings challenge the decision and fox 24th century actually owns a stake in draftkings. >> lori: no more drones, banning camera drones. look how close that came. the incid

nicole: u.s.lines are banning hover boards because of reports that some are actually catching on fire. the fire danger comes from the lithium-ion booteries that power those devices. delta air lines, american airlines, united airlines all said they are banning hover boards. checked luggage, carry-on luggage, forget it. jetblue already prohibited them. hover boards are motorized two-we will skateboard size scooters that user stands on. they are a hot gift item at some of the retailers. i have two in my house. put the fire extinguishinger. cheryl: please do. worries me with you your boys and hover boards. not going to lie. here are the headlines in today's edition. "wall street journal" dupont calls for agricultural merger. spur rival in seeds and pesticides to seek combinations of their own. second one, halliburton and antitrust concern. justice department questioning whether other companies can buy some of haliburton and baker hughes assets. volkswagen explains chain of mistakes for emissions scand

. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. sending dow sharply. >> lou: er. overnight we had disappointing chinese export data and now we check u.s. market futures. dow futures down 1 oh 0, s&p down 12 and a half. >> cheryl: after sinking 5% oil prices are flat. crude 37.87, barely a gain overnight. >> nicole: suspicious 28,000-dollar deposit to syed farook's account. >> cheryl: life-time deal with sports giant nike. we will have all the details. >> nicole: dallas cowboys keep playoffs hopes alive in monday night football. find out who they are. it is all coming up next, we are just kicking off here. welcome to fbn:am, first look at what's moving in today's markets and what to expect for your day ahead. >> cheryl: trump is calling for total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. trump explained more about the statement. >> anybody here stays, but we have to be very vigilant, there's a lot of things going on. there's tremendous hatred, there's tremendous animosity and these are taking from people living in our country, muslims taken from

. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. call it a relief rally after the dow soured 220 points yesterday. still up arrows again. up 54 for the dow. s&p looking up more than 5. >> cheryl: on the camp taken trail donald trump talks to the commitment to the hillary clinton while -- republican party while hillary clinton talks down. >> nicole: we will have the latest on that story. >> cheryl: city of baltimore on edge after the protest of mistrial in the first case of a police officer charged in the death of freddie gray. >> nicole: in sports, shocker star abby hangs up her cleats and in baseball they pick up a big man in a seven-man deal. welcome, fbn:am, your very first look at what's moving in today's markets, latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. >> cheryl: here is what you're going to have today, global stocks rally. that hike coming 7 years to the day to near zero. traders around the world applauding but the rate hike is drawing mixed reviews from the economics. >> right thing. this is what the system

. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. triple digit gain for the dow jones industrial average yesterday, right now dow futures have been gaining momentum, up 132 points. s&p futures up 15. >> cheryl: we are also watching the fluctuations in the oil market. taking a look at crude oil. we don't have that board. we are definitely watching crude today. a lot of action in that contract overnight. we will get you the numbers in just a moment. we will have the latest there. >> cheryl: in hollywood, the stars, storm troopers and droidz walked the red warning in stars: the force awakens. >> nicole: all the details are coming up. good morning to you, welcome to fbn:am your first look at morning markets and breaking news. >> cheryl: democrats would receive in ebbing change for agree to go lift the long time band on oil expert. texas senator saying that the democrats are asking for the sun and the moon and auroa in exchange for lifting the ban. house speaker ryan that she expects the spending and tax bill to be completed by today. gov

i don't think it is. >> nicole: oil stocks have been hit hard. >> nicole: apple to best iphone game of and pruich best iphone game of the year. check that out. according to the new study of tickets sold worldwide over the past year average prices for tickets higher than on sunday. bids travelers pay booking reservation at the end. best day of the week to buy ticket. >> tuesday. monday night. figure out where they need to put the discounts in. tuesday monday. a tip for you. >> that has to change. we will tell you about wal-mart's new plan to jump into the mobile payment wars. let's check out u.s. stock index futures. dow futures look higher by 71 points and s&p almost 10 right now, you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ >> cheryl: breaking news this morning out of san bernardino, federal authorities are set to indict the friend that bought assault weapons used by the san bernardino terrorists, we will have the latest for you. good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: after three straight days of losses investors keep an eye on commoditie

lori and nicole enjoy.take it. >> maria: you have to go out west. >> lori: thank you. >> nicole: we will have the latest on that. an epic fail at the miss university pageant as steve harvey crowns the wrong winner. what? we will have the details. dow are up about 150 points, you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ with pas ♪ every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? >?ñ??? ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. hurry, offers end january 4th! >> nicole: latest space exflight was postponed over the weekend. flan launch of a falcÓn 9 rocket with 11 communications satellite was mo

tree into sandra: i'm nicole petallides. tornadoes nicole petallides. turn as richard texas noted a sleeping 43 people dead. we'll have the latest on the situation. good morning to you. >> i am sad the dow's first losing year since 2008 checking features ahead of the opening bell looking down across the board. dow purchased a 45 points. once again watching oil as a major driver for u.s. markets this morning. down substantially about 2%. 3733. >> donald trump has a new target president bill clinton. we will have the latest on that. nicole: at the box office comes "star wars" continues to smash the record to bring in a billion dollars total. jo: in sports, minnesota vikings crushed the giants have never stated confusion during the jets and patriots coin toss just in overtime. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at today's markets, the latest breaking news in what to expect for the day ahead. nicole: breaking news this morning, 43 people dead after storms produce devastating tornadoes and flooding spirit north texas national weather service said at least

. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides. in the market after two straight months of gains investors pin the hope on december rally. let's check u.s. stock market futures right now. up 61, s&p futures nierl up 7. >> cheryl: in paris president obama and vladimir putin meet on the sidelines to discuss a strategy for syria. >> nicole: critical deadline to make a payment. congress taking up puerto rico's problems today, we will have the latest. >> cheryl: we will have the numbers for you. >> nicole: cleveland brown fans stunned. we will have all the highlights. welcome to fbn:am, first look at what's in today's markets and latest breaking news and what to expect ahead. >> cheryl: state department releasing a new bash of hillary clinton's e-mails and some of them related to u.s. consulate in benghazi. >> it's 5100 new prit emails. the state department redacted 329 of them because they retain classified secret information that should not have been sent under state department rules. here is one from may 2010 on iran. the administrat

nicole: i'm nicole petallides.tors focus on the latest jobs report that could lock in a december interest rate hike possibly? let's check out the stock market futures this morning. after selloff we saw yesterday throughout the week, dow futures up 49. s&p futures up six. cheryl: investors watch the opec meeting in vienna and whether the cartel will cut oil prices. nicole: it was a wild night in sports. the green bay packers win on last second hail mary pass. a major upset for the number one team in college basketball. we'll have all the highlights for you. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets an breaking news and what to expect in the day ahead. cheryl: breaking news this morning authorities are looking for a man who bought two rifles used in a shooting massacre in san bernardino, california. intelligence officials said syed farook was in contact with known islamic extremists on social media. police released names of those who died. the victims include a young father of six and cousin of an nfl p

liftoff. >> nicole: there you go it. we will have the dramatic landing coming up. >> lori: more problems for chi chipotle. the very latest just ahead. >> nicole: detroit lions, stay tune right here, don't change it. welcome to fbn:am, you're first look at what's moving in today's market and the latest breaking news and what to expect on the day ahead. >> lori: one of the six american killed in a homicide attack in afghanistan, detective joseph lem had been deployed twice to afghanistan and once to iraq, he leaves behind a wife and three children. commissioner saying in a statement, we grieve and remember public servant. the taliban claimed responsibility for yesterday's attack. deadliest assault. >> nicole: donald trump attacking hick in r-rated terms. trump's referring to clint oas performance in 2008 election. even a race to obama, she was going to beat obama. i don't know who would be be worse. i don't know. how does it get worse, but she was going to be to beat -- she was favor to win. she lost. she lost. >> nicole:

>> nicole: breaking news this morning. donald trump sparks a brawl in republican party with controversial plan to ban muslims to coming to the united states. so coming up, good morning, i'm nicole petallides. >> cheryl: good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone. u.s. stock market futures looking like this ahead of the opening bell right now. the dow pointing higher just about 7 points. coming up european data there. s&p and nasdaq pointing slightly lower in the premarket. >> nicole: 36, obviously low since 2009. >> cheryl: biggest year ever for mergers maybe about to get even bigger. chemical giants are in talk for 120 billion-dollar deal. >> nicole: yahoo's plan to spin-off alibababa. >> cheryl: in sports the golden state warriors perfect season rolls on and in baseball the new york yankees make a big trade. we are going to tell you who is going where. that's a good one. welcome to fbn:am, first look at what's moving in today's markets, we have the latest breaking news and what to expect on your day ahead. >> nicole: repu

good morning, everyone, i'm cheryl casone. >> nicole: good morning, i'm nicole petallides.new. gop front runner tweeting, quote, is that all there is. we'll have reactions. >> cheryl: turning to your markets after friday's mega rally. looking like a higher open in the u.s. dow pointing higher by 23, s&p looking up by 3 and three quarters. >> nicole: new details emerging of the couple behind the california attacks, we will have the live report from san bernardino, california w the latest on them. >> cheryl: social media sites like facebook and youtube growing pressure to monitor and sometimes remove violent content and terror propaganda. we will have the story for you. >> nicole: pittsburgh steelers win big last night. we will have the details of which teams will be playing in the biggest games. >> cheryl: we have all the latest breaking news, what to expect for your day ahead. >> nicole: kicking off with president obama speaking to the country last night. rare prime time arrest on the threat of terrorism after 14 people were killed in san bernardino, california last week. p

nicole tinan's tormentor, alex campbell.lled after an alert cook county detective trained to look for signs of trafficking notified federal investigators. >> when i first met julia, she was a very scared young lady. >> julia reported her boyfriend had beaten and threatened her. >> he said many times that he would kill me and nothing would stop him. >> she feared for her life and she feared she could be killed by him and thought she would be killed by him for going to the police. >> van horn plugged julia's so-called boyfriend's name into the computer. >> before i started this case, i never even heard of alex campbell. once i put him in the system, i found an extensive criminal history. >> in 1986, campbell shot his way into a house, then held two women captive in a tense standoff with chicago police. convicted of attempted murder, home invasion and kidnapping, campbell served ten years. after his release, he was arrested, again, for selling young women. and many of those women like julia sported that telltale horseshoe tatto

nicole: thank you, tracey.ype of shark that glows in the deep ocean and is so tiny and might fit in the palm of your hand. but jobs offer the best pay for your skills. a list of all the best paying jobs. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning market and we have all the breaking news you need. ♪ cheryl: let's take a look u.s. stock market futures. a down day yesterday down for the year on the dow. looking up 82 points right now thinking of how the 1% paid the s&p up after they%. the nasdaq up 24 points right now. cheryl: checking key commodities. oil the market driver for 2015 at 3692 come a gain of 11 cents. gold is that just fractionally. a new clothing shark has been discovered. the jet black lantern shark is so tiny and may even fit in your hand. it has black like teeth and i'm rolled eyes. although very little is known about this particular shark come and spend most of its time ranging three to 5000 feet. it was caught in 2010 tournament's addition to essential american coastline on the side

: matthew, this is nicole petallides. i wanted to ask you about the people that were trying to flee, under desks, a neighbor reportedly from one of the reporters there actually said a neighbor had seen over the last three weeks or so suspicious activity at their home in the garage, people coming at night and was afraid to report it because of racial profiling, didn't want to get in trouble for that. what kind of situation are we in at this point that people are living in fear and are afraid of racial profiling. what would you say about this kind of situation going forward? >> well it goes beyond a race, it goes beyond nationality. whether we are seeing here, throughout the world as these attacks are happening individuals and the biggest discorning is a husband and a wife who make a conscious choice to kill people that they know based on an ideology that they believe it. in order to assimilate and be at that party, go back, put your kit on and arm yourselves and go back in the same situation. it goes to you can't identify

nicolle, how big is this? on a scale of one to godzilla, what are the implications that might come out? nicolle: i think this is godzilla's daddy. this could have political ramifications intraparty. it would be interesting to see if hillary clinton parts ways, and whether or not ted cruz goes off from the more establishment types running for the nomination. and whether they divide among themselves. obviously, i think this'll will be a huge ramification for foreign policy and diplomatic relations with israel. but also within each party on the presidential campaign. john: i totally agree. this is a huge deal, the obama administration seems to be caught doing something that flies directly in the phase of its statedace of principles and policy. if it is true, it's not cataclysmic, but it will certainly occupy a lot of airtime. he's going to get it from all sides, people who were critics of spying, people who are friends of israel, people who believe in institutional integrity of the u.s. congress. there is going t

nicole: i'm nicole wallace. john: and with all due respect to peyton manning, we have nicole. happy national chocolate candy day. in our lineup tonight, curses -- carson's home visit. but first: the home stretch. donald trump has been the republican front-runner for so long that he is moving on to the general election. he focuses insults of this weekend on hillary clinton, the bathroom thing, going after bill. more recently he has tangled with bernie sanders. you may have missed this in your post-eggnog hayes. so here's what sanders said about trump to start this. mr. sanders: i think what trump has done, successfully i would say, is take that anger, take that anxiety about terrorism, and say to a lot of people in this country, the reason for our problems is because of mexicans. and he says, they are all criminals and rapists. we got to hate mexicans. what he says about the muslims, they are all terrorists. that is what we have to deal with to make america great. meanwhile, interestingly enough, this is a guy who doesn't want to raise the minimum wage. he has said that he thin

nicolle: finally. [laughter] nicolle: what did you think about this one?hn: again, this is very much like tpp. these are issues were sanders has a point, where he has been principled and steadfast, and she has followed him in order to not allow him to have more purchase with the electorate. she's not going to lose. if she loses the democratic nomination it will not be over these issues. this is the same category for me as tpp. i have a question for you, though. criminal justice is the other issue where hillary is half to the left to not let bernie have any air. she has done all this stuff, is further to the left than a lot of people thought. what do you think about all of it taken together, and what it might mean for the general election? nicolle: i think this whole bucket of issues are ones that she can finesse. if you accept her shift to the left and just comfort the concerns, i just don't see those voters abandoning her. if she is up against someone like trump, is such -- all the paper cards thrown in the air. i think some of these issues she will be ab

there are two gofundme accounts that have been set up in honor of nicole underwood. one to help ease the financial burden on her family and another to raise money for a scholarship in nicole's name. you can find those links on our website, at whotv.com a fort dodge 6-year-old... who died after a car accident on christmas day will be laid to rest this week. payton henry was injured in a head-on collision near fort dodge. she died the next day. visitation services will be held friday from 5 to 7 at foster funeral home in webster city. her funeral is saturday at eleven at the same funeral home. payton's parents...and two other children were hurt in the crash and are now recovering at home. des moines police say they've captured a man responsible for five two weeks. 31-year old bradley boyd was arrested today... he faces five counts of robbery in the second degree. boyd is accused of robbing three gas stations, including this git and go on easton boulevard twice. police say several people identified boyd's picture... captured by security video. and an accused serial burg

nicolle: i'm nicolle wallace. with all due respect to the president of colombia, we will get the president of the philippines ready just in case. ♪ >> we have a feature presentation tonight. viewer discretion is advised. you may have heard of this tax, -- vile a attacks, a vengeful cast and an overflow super pac. it is called the hateful eight. the characters are familiar. everyone attacking everyone but we are starting with the most hated and most loved -- donald trump. the setting is the today show when the target is bill clinton. mr. trump: they called him a racist. he did very poorly. they are bringing him out again. he is being wheeled out. he failed in 2008. he failed really badly. he frankly did a very poor job at campaigning. if you look at the different situations, we can name many of them. i can get you a list and have it sent to your office in two seconds, but there were certainly a lot of abuse of women. you look at whether it is monica lewinsky or paula jones or many of them, that certainly will be fa

let's head out thrive 7's nicole nicole? >> nicole: christa, friends say this conductor was very conscientious, however, the state department of transportation is saying they believe this whole incident was due to operator error. a red line train takes off from braintree early thursday morn, filled with passengers but missing its conductor. >> the train picked up speed, it went from 5mph to like 30 and it kept going and going and >> nicole: "t" workers cut power to the train within minutes to make it stop, but not before it had gone six miles and through several stations. in braintree they were calling for help for that missing driver, 52-year-old david vasquez of canton. >> the employee was struck by a train. i think it was a skim, but he does have a laceration. >> nicole: an investigation immediately began. dot says it wasn't a problem with the train. >> operator error is the current focus of the investigation. >> nicole: officials wouldn't did wrong. when the red line train was set to leave braintree, there was a signal i

we both love picking on nicole, and i think thats kind of what she kind of fell for in a way nicole's brothers say they were the troublemakers of the family...and she was...in their words the good that's where her close friend isabella comes into the picture. 17:20:42--58 'her mom had a pair peeled the fur off of and me and her went and super glued them back together and didnt tell her mom. her mom knows now, we told her a couple months back, but i think that one will stick out for a long time.' 17:22:37--47 'theres an ongoing joke that we should be drinking whiskey and listening to johnny cash and i think thats probably what shes doing wherever shes at right now.' and while nicole knew how to have a good time...and was full of life, laughter, and adventure... family and friends all say that at her core nicole was all about serving and helping others. a legacy that nicole would want others to continue. 17:40:52—17:41:10 'if you can if you have the means and you can be supportive and helpful to others, thats who she was and thats who she would want you to be if you had the means

nicole? >> nicole: sarah, you can imagine for parents out there trying to make sure their children have a wonderful christmas, this mother was trying to do the same thing for her five children that range in age from the three-year-old twins to her 16-year-old daughter. well, she received gifteds that were donated from the city, but on tuesday, when she came home, into her house, ransacked her closet and stole her entire family's collection of christmas gifts. and the make matters worse, because she was receiving housing assistance, the city deemed it no longer safe to be there because she was broken into, so her family had to move yesterday on christmas eve. but after our story aired, there were a number of viewers who were willing to help, so we're told that santa will not be missing the house this morning and that there should be gifts for those children. police meanwhile are still looking for the suspects who stole those presents. we're live in dorchester, nicole oliverio, 7news "today in

anjeli chafekar met nicole underwood four years ago. she says a friendship formed instantly. 07:07:54 "i can't tell you how many timei would be upset and she would show up at my door with care packages, like fuzzy socks, and all of my favorite things. i've never had a friend like tt." a friend who wanted to be a therapist. just months away from graduation - nicole was looking for graduate schools closer to her boyfriend. 07:15:55 "she was the most beautiful girl i'd ever sese." 07:17:50 "she was very caring, and so smart, so smart. everything about her blew me away in the best kind of way." qualities he hopes others will remember through this. raising money for a scholarship fund in her name. they say this is what she would want. 07:10:06 "i can't think of a better way to honor the kind of person that she was than this." 07:26:47 "she'd really like that. knowing she's still helping someone, somewhere, somehow. " if you'd like to contribute to that scholarship fund, we've put that information under this story on kcrg dot com. nicole's fu

it is wednesday, december 2nd, good morning, i'm nicole brewer. erika ron tiehl is off. we are starting the day with weather and traffic. katie and meisha is standing by. >> good morning. happy hump day you guys, not a great way to wake up with our visibility issues. looking at camera we've got flooding, and some cameras you cannot see out because of the visibility. katie, what is in store. >> that is the story for rest of the morning, meisha, fog and issues, till dealing with the rain as an issue. rain will be here all day. fog is intermittent but definitely predominant issue for us light now. the a as we start off with a quick check on storm scan three what we are finding is a general bulk of wet weather is falling likely. it is a light rain but enough to slow you down and there are some flooded areas, that we will go over for you here. but on storm scan, you are primarily looking at wet wet's cross eastern half of the area down into delaware. the a as we put things in motion you cane them blossoming over first state of the delaware and southern new jersey in the last

nicole, back over to you. >>> thanks for that update. we appreciate it. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" make sure you have extra cash before you hit the road, coming up the the hike in tolls that will start this weekend. >>> firing of the eagles head coach chip kelly we will have more on the owner's jeffery >>> new this morning philadelphia police say an argument over have a cell phone led to a double shooting in frankford. two men, both 18, were found shot on the 5300 block of charles street around 12:20 this morning. both are in stable condition. police say three suspects are in custody. >>> police are investigating a deadly shooting in north philadelphia, a 25 year-old man was gunned down execution style, near eighth and ontario, police found shell casing from his three different hand guns and say four shooters were caught on nearby surveillance camera. they say suspects got away in the white minivan south on eighth street. >>> if you drive the pennsylvania turnpike get ready to pay more for it, starting sunday tolls will go up 6

nicole? >> nicole: that's right. and we can tell you police are still searching for that second suspect this morning. now, we spoke with the father. he tells us he talks to his daughter every day at 3:30 when he gets home from school. 20 minutes later she gets the call that their house had been broken into. >> they're on their way. she's hiding in her room. >> nicole: a 16 year old makes a desperate call to 911 after robbers reportedly broke into her quincy room. >> where are you hiding? >> in my room. >> you're in you room? >> i locked the door. >> nicole: as the teen hid upstairs, she told the dispatcher the pair of men had tied up her pregnant mother downstairs. >> please hurry. i think they're hurting her. >> alan said he later got a panicked call from his daughter. >> she said the house got robbed and mommy got tied up. >> nicole: the men broke in the back door, ransacked the house and put a gun to the mother's head. the teen remained upstairs until police arrived. officers saw one of the men take off. >> they w

today is friday, december 18th, good morning, i'm nicole brewer. checking on weather and traffic, justin and lawyer ren standing by for you. good morning. >> good morning, guys, good news the roads finally starting to dry out, as the rain is out of here. good travel weather today maybe hitting the shopping malls for last minute shopping. we'll get the traffic update coming up. lauren, good news, looks like good news? >> rain clearing on out of here after very soggy day yesterday. some impressive rainfall totals on the orders of an inch in many locations, now things clearing on out. fog is settling in across parts of the area. we'll contend with that over the next couple of hours, temperatures very mild, enjoy this air, because this is some of the most mild air you're going to feel for the next several days. yes, 53 degrees in philadelphia. little breezy, wind out of the west northwest up around 12 miles per hour, 53 down the shore, and chillier in the poconos at 36 degrees, but storm scan3 showing us that rain off shore at this point we could see s

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>> i'm feeling like it is lunchtime nicole. we can expect to see some wet weather for the rest of the day, very large very sluggish storm system still here. but we will track this for you, and i'll tell you what -- when it fine lie leaves coming up. >> time out america, the best italian restaurant in the country, vetri. , as one in a lifetime. that award comes just few weeks at mark vetri agreed sell most of the restaurant to urban outfitters. hey, another local spot, zap old i, in collingswood, ranked 20th, on the list. so, you know, couple of great spots here. >> i do not have italian background, trying to figure out what's the pronunciation of this restaurant. yes, let us know if you know for sure. >> if you're on twitter let me know, how do you pro mounds this? >> commercial break puzzle for us. >> either way i want to try t. >> absolutely. >> so, very exciting. >> and it is lunchtime and i am hungry. so let's get to the weather. >> let's move it right along. >> grilled cheese and tomato soup kind of weather. >> yes, just o

at gillette, nicole oliverio, 7news "today in new england." >> nancy: thanks, nicole. let's get a final check of the forecast with bri eggers,. >> bri: as we get ready for 2016, check this out. maybe some snow showers or flurries, maybe some squalls on monday. temperatures drop, especially into the beginning of next week. >> nancy: thank you, bri. the "today show" is next. we'll see you next year. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. unleash the power of dough.

it is wednesday, december 23rd, you have to believe it, good morning so glad you are with us i'm nicole brewer in for erika von tiehl getting your kay started with weather and traffic with katie and meisha. >> good morning, happy hump day, day before christmas eve, hard to imagine considering i walk in and birds were chirping. >> yes, like a spring morning. >> so hard to imagine. >> katie, what i'm seeing right now is fog. will this cause slow downs. >> would i expect it, meisha. we have a tense fog advisory that we will outline here in a second but what better way to kick things off then with a view of what that fog is doing right now. we will start off with a view of sky scan three. we hope you tune in. off in the distance with this shot would you see the comcast building, everything, you know, outlined crisp and clear. not this time. that cloud cover is aligning pretty thick. the it is mild too. we have a light enough win and certainly a lot of moisture to throw current conditions overtop of this to allow that fog to form right now. so what i have been finding is worse visibility is

nicole? >> nicole: you know how rare it is to get any player to talk, let alone about an injury, but that's what rob gronkowski did, posting a video online saying that he will be back, but he didn't say exactly when. now, it was thought that gronk would only miss about one to two game, but both the pats and gronkowski's family released a statement confirming the tight end suffered a bone bruise and sprain to his right knee and saying there is no timetable for his redness to return and that will be determined in the days and hours prior the that appropriate game. >> i'm just week to week. i'll be working hard to get back out on the field as soon as possible, and when i'm 100% feeling good, cleared by all the doctors, the team, that's when i'll be back. >> nicole: gronk says he's thankful that it was nothing serious, and until then he says he'll be going to rehab, trying for when he's ready to return. that's the latest live from gillette. nicole oliverio, 7news "today in new england." >> christ

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nicole? >> nicole: well, christa, you know the motto: next man up. but with five players now injured for brady's offense, that might be a little bit more difficult. but the good news with gronk, we know he will be back this season and may miss just a couple weeks. >> over the middle and that's incomplete. gronkowski is hurt. >>. >> nicole: when rob gronkowski went down, new england fans went silent. >> breathless. my heart sank. >> i thought, oh, no, not again. it's too bad. he's a great player. >> nicole: but the injury not as bad as it looked. an injury described as self-limiting by an nfl source, meaning when the pain subsides, the tight end will be good to go. great news for tom brady, who spoke to jim gray on the westwood one radio network last night. >> if it's not, you know, as significant as it could have possibly looked, then it will be a big sigh of relief for our entire team just because of the kind of contributor that he is for our offense. >> nicole: the pats have been losing key offensive players to injurier week for the last month. amo

nicole? >> nicole: you can imagine how passengers. they say the train got dark, and dark having no idea what was going on when they were on that commuter rail last night. the mbta blames those severe delays on mechanical problems. the mbta saying it was the commuter line trail, the kingston plymouth line that got stuck between braintree and south weymouth station around 10:00. the mbta posted alerts on twitter advising people that the train would be delayed, but that delay kept growing and growing to between 70 and 80 minutes. now another train was finally brought in to help get that one here to kingston, which arrived at 12:45 a.m. now one man who was on the train posted this picture to social media. it shows one of the cars on the disabled train. another passenger we spoke with when she made it off expressed her frustration saying it feels like winter all over again, but keep in mind we're talking about temps in the 60s right now and this train was only stuck a few hours ago some a far cry from last winter, but passengers say they h

. >> today is friday, december 4th, good morning, so glad you're with us, i'm nicole brewer. getting a check on weather and traffic with these two lovely ladies. good morning. >> good morning, tgif. great news on the roadways, looking great, one, but another day of dry road conditions, katie. this is great news. >> it only gets nice fresh here, too. yesterday meisha we had the breeze to contend with, did make it feel cooler than the thermometer red, but now the breeze has wounds down, high pressure settling in, that can only mean good things for our weather pattern, for the next couple of days we keep the sun around, keep beautiful conditions in the forecast, right through the weekends, then things do start to change little bit as we head into next week. but let's focus on the good stuff. we start off by taking a glance at how these temperatures have sort of played out for the last couple of days, on wednesday, we ended up hitting 06 degrees, damp, very dreary day obviously with all of the rain that came in that day. still significantly above the norm. we are going to keep th

nicole, erika. >> as long as people are safe. also, hearing gas prices are lower, but one auto maker is actually making a big investment in electric, right? >> right. ford is going electric. the auto maker is promise to go invest about $5 billion on electric technology and add 13 new electric cars to its line up in the next five years. ford says its focus electric car will have battery that has arrange of about 100 miles. so pretty interesting time to do it, as we're enjoying these low gas prices, nicole, erika. >> jill, thanks so much. >>> all right, we'll take a short break. we'll be right >> very warm weekends. looking to record challenging or breaking warmth for three straight days here, so, let's go ahead, start off with a look at the temperatures, why not? definitely the big story in the weather department here the next few days, currently, standing at 45 degrees at the airport, we look out there, right now, down toward the southeastern united states, at 64 in birmingham, 62 atlanta. some of the warmth headed our way, we ge

nicole? >> nicole: a devastating story this morning. if i step out of the way, you can see the damage the fire did to this westport home. the fire broke out just before midnight. sadly a four-year-old boy named caleb was killed. his mother and 7-year-old sister along with another person also rushed to the hospital badly burned we're told their bodies were wadly burned. now, the boy's great grandfather was here at the scene yesterday, inconsolable, saying that there were presents still under the christmas tree for little caleb and they were getting ready to >> they had bought him, caleb, a bicycle for christmas, and he was just riding that bike. he was just starting life. >> nicole: and again, taking a look here at the home, the cause of the fire remains under investigation, and the state fire marshal's office is trying to figure out if there were working smoke detect yours. live in west port, nicole oliverio, 7news today in new england. >> reporter: the cause of a deadly fire at a brockton apartment building is under investigation this

i'm nicole brewer. so glad you're with us here this morning. going to send it over to justin for more on this forecast, and taking little twitter pole. is this very merry surprise, or are you casino of bahumbug about this weather i know you like it, right? >> i like it warm, sure. i understand, there are some haters out there, that's totally cool. i gather. >> understandably so. >> yes, around this time of year it is the holidays, a loft people waiting for the cool down. skiers, riders, can't make snow up in the poconos, that's issue. but today once again looks like record temperatures. actually, crushing record highs. record high for today is 65. we will be way above that. this was yesterday. we made it to 71 atlantic city at the airport inland. sixty-nine in philadelphia, that's new record. also, new record, in wilmington, in trenton, and we will be warmer than yesterday. so highs should be reaching the low 70s, in a lot of locations, around philadelphia, right now, 54 degrees at the airport, still some upper 40's, far north and west, berks c

>> reporter: nicole, good morning. we have no idea how this budget battle will end or when it will end but for now governor wolf has freed up billions of dollars, from the budget, however, that is not a budget, it is only a band-aid. >> our financial house is a mess. >> reporter: standing firm in his position and at the the podium, governor tom wolf a announced budget stop gap and chastised republican are controlled legislature. >> i am going to exercise my constitutional right to line-item veto this ridiculous exercise in budget the futility. >> reporter: with the stroke of his pen governor wolf is set to free six months worth of emergency school funding and 9 billion for human services. in all, some 23 billion will make its way across the the state. the it is a band-aid wolf says until he sees a 2015 budget that meets the the need of the commonwealth and factor in 31 are 50 million for schools. >> this budget does not pay for itself. in fact it leaves a half billion, half billion dollar hole for this year 2015/16. >>

chump change, nicole. >> i know, right.we would do with that money we would put in our two weeks. >> so much shopping. >> 4:50. time for a check of business news. >> money watch's wendy gilette joins us live from the cbs broadcast center in new york. good morning. first open raise helping to boost a stock, which one is that. >> reporter: nicole and rahel, it is weight watchers. oprah winfrey's new tv commercial has given company a's stock price another boost. commercial began airing yesterday, shares jumped 19 percent, weight watchers stock has more than tripled since october when winfrey bought a 10 percent stake in the company. >>> and wendy, we're hearing about these new, around the world trips, which sound amazing but don't come cheap. >> reporter: no, not at all, luxury travel company, abercrombie and kent is offering a new month long trip in may that brings you from the tropics to the arctic on a private jet with 50 fully reclining first class seats. journey begins in columbia and french polynesia and moves to mongoli

>> certainly are, nicole.morning to you, good morning to all of you at home, if you are just waking up with us, we're so glad you're here. still dealing with overnight construction here on the vine, bolt the east and the westbound lanes looking very, very quiet. although it looks like we're just starting to see some vehicles trickle on to the westbound side, so i'll let you know as soon as we have confirmation. of course the construction between the schuylkill and the broad, east and west, affecting both. but right now it should be opening. it typically does right around 5:00 a.m. so i'll have another update coming up on that in just a little bit. also, we do have accident here, spin out crash involving one vehicle, that had all lanes blocked. now it looks like the far right lane is still blocked. some cars being able to kind of maneuver around the schuylkill eastbound, the off ramp to the airport or 26th street, again, that right lane is block, but as we can see right now, there is no movement. they're not ev