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there was no air-conditioning in cars. that's hard to believe today. none, okay? so everybody had a jug in their car of water, and the ice would melt in the first 10 miles that they left as soon as they got into arizona. and so it was my job to go out and ask them if they had any jugs they'd like ice in, and i would take it in, put ice in it, come back and get a tip. every summer my father would take a vacation. and so our idea of fun, my father's idea of fun was to visit the family farm in iowa. and so my father was that old school you had to get up at four a.m., we had to get in the car, we had to drive for an hour before he had to have breakfast, okay. >> and we were going eastbound on route 66, so we were meeting everybody coming westbound. they're all laughing, they're on their way to disneyland, or their way to the beach, and we're norwegians going to iowa and the family farm. [laughter] and so here we are, and all of a sudden i remember looking out the window, and there would be these signs that would go all the way across a mesa. and they would say gas, re

air. really no cold air coming at us, to finish offer the year 2016., 36 in reading, wilmington one of the colder spot at 29 degrees. delaware checking in at 35. nothing terribly cold this morning. even throughout the mid-atlantic, northeast, even the upper great lakes, michigan, 30 degrees, freezing right in you in minneapolis. not bad compared to what it has been for the past week or so. same deal chicago. all of the colds, arctic air wait today our north, stays there, for the next several days. high pressure over us right now, so the northeast looks good. couple of snow showers, northern new england, that's about it, other than that, good travel days, exposed on the roads and in the skies for the next 24 hours or so. let's check out the country here, talk about some christmas theme towns here, comet, north carolina on our way up to 52 degrees, snow, kentucky, not happening, temperatures in the 60s, noel, missouri at 65 degrees, for the high, north pole oklahoma, 71 degrees for the forecast high temperature. colds air to the west, washington, mid 30'

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"there is no outside help" this fighter said, "no air drops of aid, no support.e put our trust in god." tonight assad supporters in aleppo are celebrating. his enemies are being warned. you're out of time, surrender or die. kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >>> there is more ahead. still ahead an alert for holiday shoppers, major store chains accused of faking sales to trick unsuspecting customers how to know whether you're actually getting a deal. >>> also who made the list for this year's golden globes nominations, after so much controversy over diversity in tinseltown? >>> back now a warning for shopper this is holiday season. when you're hunting for a deal what if the so-called bargains your he finding aren't bargains at all? four major store chains are being sued for allegedly offering fake sales. nbc news national investigative correspondent jeff rossen how the fake sales work even how you can spot them in tonight's "rossen reports." >> reporter: this holiday season you're looking for amazing sales, but tonight, pressure is mounting against macy's, sears, k

there is no outside help, this fighter said, no air drops of aid, no support. we put our trust in god. tonight, assad supporters in aleppo are celebrating. his enemies are being warned. you are out of time. surrender or die. kelly kobia, nbc news, london. >> there is more ahead here. still ahea a alert for holiday shoppers. major store chains accused of faking sales to trick unsuspecting customers. how to know whether you're actually getting a deal. also who made the list for this year's golden globe's nominations? after so much globe's nominations? after so much globe's nominations? after so much why pause a spontaneous moment? cialis for daily use treats ed and the urinary symptoms of bph. tell your doctor about your medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas? for pulmonary hypertension, y, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get med

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because there was no air conditioning. and they had the jugs, and they melted and it's my job to ask if they'd have any jugs they'd like ice in. i'd take it to the lube room and put ice in it and get a tip. every year my father would take an idea and his idea was to visit the family farm in iowa. my father was old school. we had to get up at 4 a.m. had to drive an hour before we could get breakfast and we were going eastbound and we were meeting everybody westbound, laughing on their way to disneyland and on the way to the beach and we're norwegians going to iowa for the family farm. here we are and all of a sudden i remember looking out the window and there would be these signs that would go acrossed mesa and he would say gas, regular, 19.9. clean restrooms. world's largest buffalo. and i would go, dad, dad, can we stop? and we got into new mexico and it got worse. it said live, as opposed to i guess the other kind. dad, could we stop? could we stop? and i realized my father was not going to stop except for maybe gas, foo

no air force, no navy. no weapon of mass disruption. no significant resources. no allies to speak of. were the countries in the region to focus their collective efforts on defeating isis and restoring assemblance of stability they could do so. our diplomatic task is to promote their understanding of that imperative. calling from new york. ken. >> thank you so much. my readings suggest to me that together many 1954 when we helped the british get rid -- i like to agree with that and where you see us, and to get . thank you. >> you know, the sub title of the book is a military history, and what i'm trying to explain is what the united states has been doing with its military. and i would argue strongly that prior to 19 80 our military presence and involvement in a region was minimal. but the point you are making is very good one. i'm not arguing and one should not argue that priority 1980 just had no policy in the region. we did have a policy. we have interest. and the example you cite of cia's involvement in the overthrow of the deck in iran, is a very good example

it is probably 25, 30,000 fighters, no air force, no navy, no weapons of mass destruction, no significantesources, no allies to speak of. for the countries in the region to focus their collective effort on defeating isis and restoring semblance of stability, they could do so. our diplomatic task is to promote their understanding of their imperative. >> host: kim calling in from new york. go ahead. >> caller: thank you so much. my victory suggests it began in 1954. and how did those mistakes begin? >> guest: the subtitle of the book is a military history. i'm trying to explain what the united states has done with its military. prior to 1980 our military presence and involvement in the region, i am not arguing and one should not argue prior to 1980 the us had no policy in the region. we did have a policy, we had interest in the examples you cite of the cia's involvement in the overthrow in iran, very good example of how misguided our policy was even before 1980. >> host: next call comes from daniel in california. go ahead. >> caller: don't know whether to direct my question to professor, do

according to lawsuits -- the lawsuit documents, she had no air in her breathing tank and her personal failed to notify responders. the defendants named in the suit have not yet commented. the single mother of two was the city's first woman firefighter to die in the line of duty. >>> time now to take you in focus and this week woe introduce to you an artist with cause. >> fox 29 photojournalist bill rohrer shows us how he uses his talent to truly make a difference. >> i'm very fortunate as an artist to have this as my art form. >> artist dwayne zott loves traveling the country spreading the joy you get from painting. >> more life in it. >> this week dwayne brings his project to, g that will be pretty. non-profit agency helping people with dissables engage more full until life's opportunities. >> art, music, dance is something they all are very passionate about, and it brings them to life. >> about 200 people are participating. >> we brought out our classic art rollers which attach to wheelchairs and have handle. we have what we call our pogo paint poles which are the spring loaded stam

we can go outside and get fresh air once in a while. i mean, no." pierce. >> inmate moves are not uncommon in most jails. as thousands of men and women check in and out of jail, classification officers are constantly analyzing the population in order to house them in a manner that will help avoid conflict. >> next group is echo cube. hawkins. >> albert briceno is the latest inmate on the move. he has been transferred from the theo lacey facility to the central jail, three miles away. >> most inmates within the county jail are continuously on the move. we do have to screen and rescreen these inmates all the time. basically, how i look at it is, who can play with who. >> shortly after moving into his new cell, briceno discovered his neighbor was an old childhood friend, jeremy bowles. >> i recognized the tattoos. and then when he got up, i said, man, what's up, "g"? he looked at me. and his eyes got all big. the recognition set in. the star threw him off, the tattoos that i got. he got all excited, you know? >> me and albert briceno have been around

there was no air-conditioning and although it was a small, two-bedroom apartment.ouyou want to ds someone coming home too early or someone watering the plants when you did not plan on them doing that. >> we started searching her apartment and first thing we found was the sony short wave radio in its box and out in the open and underneath an opened window. then we found the toshiba laptop computer. so our computer experts made a copy of the computer, the hard drive so that we can forensically analyze it and see what was on it. so ana montes, as she received and sent reports out and tried to delete that was on her computer. in the deleted space of her computer. we found almost 11 pages of single space texts in english and spanish. in that text, we found national defense information that montes gave to the cubans that was classified. >> that was a hugely successful search. we can find the disk that the cubans given her. we would be able to read her encrypted messages and hopefully, know what the messages were between her and the cubans. the holidays should bring joy.

and so far, they have only got into initial research and development and no air frames have been built and not like there is a plane ready to take off. not unprecedented either, greg. you remember in 2009, the military marines were taking delivery of a marine type helicopter when the cost ballooned from 6 billion to over 13 billion, president obama cancelled it. and one final note, donald trump held shares in boeing and he sold all of those shares in all companies back in june. donald trump is never a huge fan of stock and his fort feelo might be substantially bigger than yours or mind doesn't represent all of his holdings. >> small percentage. but for you and me, pal, that would be cash. >> reporter: living easy in a remote island somewhere. >> thank you, john roberts. >>> both outcome going and in come canning vice-president presidents in washington. mike pence met with the senate gop caucus. mike emmanuel is on capitol hill with more on that. mike, what do we expect? >> reporter: we just saw vice-president elect mike pence arrive here for lunch. bottom line vice-president elect and

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ships in four weeks so no air pods for you under that christmas tree. >> already having missed blackday and cyber monday. josh, i'm wondering if there has been any conclusion from the analyst community about whether this has impacted iphone 7 sales or not. >> yeah, that was a big question, kayla. obviously, that -- this device is so key and critical to the iphone 7 after you did remove that headphone jack. i know that was a question investors had. was that going to impact somehow sales of the new phones? i, at least, haven't seen any research indicating that's the case. >> stock had a rough few days following the election bounced right off the 2 hyundaun 200 da >> they are expected to show up in stores next week. you can't order them online but those who want to go into the stores may be able to snag them. >> bated breath. >>> up next ambassador nicholas burns will give his thoughts on president-elect trump's pick for secretary of state and more. >>> dow earlier crossing 19,900 for the first time in history, inching closer to that 20,000 mark. the trump rally still in full swing. mor

if they had enforced a no-fly zone, if they had taken out the syrian air capability back at the timef the red line over chemical weapons, none of this would have happened. >> i don't think so. i think to the contrary you might have accelerated the degree of difficulty in specific you would have then had the russians come in because the russians and iranians had been backing assad all along. he's their puppet, in my opinion. they would have acted to protect their interests in the region. so i think -- and don't forget this. if you take out assad's air, then you are essentially putting us in there as a force. and the force might then be threatened not only by russians but consider the turkish government, which that had a relationship in terms of oil. lots of other factors. that's the problem. one last point on this. to karl's notion, the american people did not want to go in. given what happened during the bush years, they did not want more boots on the ground. >> first of all, again, thank you for the straw man argument that we need a half a million people on the ground. we didn't nee

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>> no. aired it friday. looking at the letters, all you want to do -- there's something about -- penmanship, the handwriting. >> everyone is so computer. intimate and personal about it. >> what was the business gift when you were little? >> i was very entrepreneurial. it was called the corner store. >> what? >> that's all i wanted. isn't that funny you jeb cardboard in the shape of a corner. you're supposed to probably use it inside your house. i put it up on our corner and really opened a store. [ laughter ] >> did you? how old were you, about? >> well, we moved to maryland when i was 5. so -- 6. so probably 7. >> oh, my gosh. >> yeah. and then i wanted every barbra streisand and beatle cd. they weren't cds, they were records. >> did you want instruments when you were a kid? >> i wanted a guitar and loved learning the guitar. playing the guitar until my mother backed out of the driveway over my guitar. >> and smashed it flat? >> into smithereens. what did you want? >> weirdly i want add trumpet. i remember

we have unhealthy air quality. no wood burning today. e have our first spare the air alert in the season. there may be more. if you're wondering how we are doing with rainfall, we had quite a bit. we are 100% normal. that's great news as we see in mountain view over 4 inches of rain today. in santa rosa, 17.5 inches of rain at 171% of average. looking over the next several days, no rain in the forecast until on friday we will have our next chance of rain. looking towards christmas, it will with be rainy for especially christmas day. we'll keep an eye on that. as we head to mike, a new crash on the peninsula. >> this one is a big one. northbound 101. we'll show you things are moving well. talk about 680. we'll update that crash in danville. north 101 through redwood city. slowing heading up to one lane open around holly street. sounds like a truck hit that car. we have a secondary crash and slowing there. maybe debris in the roadway. still waiting for chp to get us details. everyone's safety is a primary concern there. we still have that c

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it says she had no air in her breathing tank and personal alert safety system failed to notify otherirst responders. in word from the companies named in the suit. single mother of two was first female fire fight tore die in the line of duty. >>> breaking news, this is according to "fox news" president-elect donald trump has just nominated officially rex tillerson as secretary of state. tillerson started out as an engineer with exxon mobile in 1975 taking helm of the energy giant 11 years ago. but if his ties to russian president to vladamire putin had lawmakers concern. in 2013 the russian president awarded him order of friendship medal. we will have much more on this coming up with doug luzader, and about 7:15. >>> frightening moments in the air for passengers on a flight out of state of texas. >> bomb threat forcing the plane to make an emergency landing in new york. someone phoned in the threat monday night, while the flight was headed to frankford germany from houston. pilot was immediately notified and flight was divert todd jfk as a precaution. officials searched but found noth

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now, according to the lawsuit, she had no air in her breathing tank and her personal alert safety systemailed to notify responders during the 2014 fire. the company's name in the suit have not commented. she was the first female firefighter to die in the line of duty. >>> pennsylvania has finally certified the commonwealth's presidential election results with donald trump as the winner. also, today a federal judge rejected the green party's request for a presidential vote recount. us district judge paul diamond call the green party suspicion of a hacked election systems quote irrational. lawyers for former presidential candidate jill stein led the recount effort claimed it's possible commuter hacker changed the election out come. president-elect donald trump won in pennsylvania by less than 1% of the vote. >> from u.s. capitol to federal prison today a judge sentenced former congressman chaka fattah to 10 years behind bars. the allege term former us representative is going to prison for corruption. corruption judge called astonishing and abuse of the public's trust. fox 29's bruce gordon

freezing in the poconos and hanging out 43 degrees, in ac and checking temperatures up wind, there is no arctic air mass, awaiting for us ) fairly wintertime temperatures in the 30es. so no concerns as we head in the upcoming weekend for a bitter blast. we didn't have a bitter blast last christmas. our christmas eve temperature in philadelphia 71 degrees. christmas day we were at 68 degrees. we're not going to have that kind of warmth but we will be running above average on both saturday and sunday. watching out for morning rain and clearing late on saturday. 48 degrees. beautiful day in christmas, sunshine and near 50 with relatively light wind. storm scan three though we're tracking this system up wind bringing snow and rain to parts of the upper, lower midwest that will be building in our backyard as we head late tonight and first half of the day tomorrow. overnight tonight rain, drizzle developing very late well past midnight, if you do have plans out on the town don't bring that umbrella along but if you have to be out and about tomorrow morning do need umbrella period of rain and then followe

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no sign for an arctic air outbreak. no signs of a major storm or a zombie apocalypse. jonathan: thank you, doug. [laughter] i have never been a cowboy fan. i will never be a cowboy fan. it was tough to root for them last night. robert: they were giving last night. jonathan: they were givers. robert: gift the redskins a win for christmas. otto porter with a double-double. everyone still many giving spirit. sports is next. oh, how was the open house? so good! look. 800 square feet, 1 bedroom, hardwood floors, 15 minute ride to work. dude! dude! i know! your credit score must be amazing. my credit score? how do i check? credit karma. it's free. that's great! that's super easy. um hm. that's a credit score. just whip bam boom, it's done. credit karma. give yourself some credit. eyes over there, dude. this apartment's hers. mine... thank you. robert: talk about the late christmas gift. redskins nation happy about the cowboys. cowboys had to beat the lions for the redskins to stay alive in the playoffs. looking back, was it awkward rooting for cowboys last nigh

no bitterly cold air in sight. maureen: no white christmas.get rain so good time to stay in with the family and do cooking. maureen: "world news tonight" with david muir coming up next. jonathan: thank you for watching. see you at 11:00. >>> tonight, breaking news. the new federal bulletin involving new york's times square. after the christmas terror overseas, this evening, the from security bulletin, concerned about times square and new year's eve. we're live in manhattan tonight. >>> and breaking developments overseas. what we have:r now learned abou one of the suspects in the terror attack, after that truck was hijacked, the driver killed. that suspect now on the loose, considered armed and dangerous. >>> the massive explosion, the death toll growing. more than 30 people killed in that market. some of the young victims now being flown to the u.s. >>> the dangers police face in this country. the body cam just released. two officers gunned down, responding to a domestic dispute. one wounded officer trying to save his long-time friend. >>> the

she had no air in her breathing tank and her personal alert safety system failed to alert other responders during that fire there. this was back in 2014. she lost her life. company's named this is suit has yet the to comment. she was a single mother of two and she was first female fire fighter to die in the line of duty. >>> so many heavy hearts in atlantic city as mourner came out in mass to the boardwalk for a final good bye to the new jersey state trooper. hundreds, grieving his death and remembering life of the trooper frankie williams. he died last week when car swerved over median hitting his patrol vehicle will head on in millville. driver also died, those who knew the trooper says he was an example to everybody around him. >>> and he was a model recruit , and, to see somebody, cut down in the most productive wonderful time of their life, after being married just two months is just horrible. >> trooper williams was just 31 years old. >>> so emotional to hear so many great stories. if you get the a chance take a look at this man you want to see. police want to hear if you recognize h

. >> heading into the weekend there's no arctic air in place but there is some rain heading our way. i'll have details on the timing and a big warm-up next week in the accuweather forecast. >> temple departs for its bowl game when action news continues. >>> shoppers have returned to the christmas market in berlin. it was the scene of mass carnage on monday. today authorities released dash cam video that actually shows the terrorist truck coming in from the left and plowing into the market sending shoppers running to safety. 12 people were killed. today police raided an apartment looking for clues as to the whereabouts of anis amri. they say his fingerprints were in the cab of the truck. they know he was the driver. >>> the syrian government has regained full control of aleppo for the first time in four years. authorities say the last of the rebel fighters and civilians were bused out of the eastern part of the city today leaving opposition fighters without their strong hold. the un says more than 35,000 fighters and residents were evacuated from the city. >> yet another electronic ci

they have no air power, they have no artillery. it would not take all that long to do.just have not been able to commit to put that force together. i think he will probably make that commitment. >> do you think general mattis will support that kind of a strategy? >> oh, absolutely. i know jim mattis very well. i don't want to presume all the policy decisions that he's going to be facing and recommending, but certainly i know for a fact that he's as frustrated as i have been watching this unfold over these number of years and the killing that isis has been able to do worldwide largely because that organization still has a headquarters, still has resources and still has an ideology. >> okay. let's talk about iran because that's a place where donald trump really did disagree with barack obama on the nuclear deal, but he faces a fundamental question. does he pull out of that deal when he gets in power or not, and then how does he manage it? do you think there will be a difference on iran? >> i think the real issue with iran has always been the strategic issue for the region

when i was growing up, there was no air conditioning on subways l-trains. everything had open windows. as a kid, they taught me look you cross.hen keep your wits about you when you walk down the street and your head out of a subway or an l-train, or you it within a couple of seconds. among the other features, the guy with the book on his lap, just about see the ratten seats. can still smell them, fell them. the girls used to always hate because it would put a run in their stockings. ratten seats were part of the l train. picture this today with the skyscraper city. work.as not going to this system was a two-generation system. they built it, used it. 1920's, it was already demolished. it had its time, served its had to move one to the subway. imagine 8.5 million people getting around on these things? in disney world it would be fun but i'm not sure if you want to live on them. so the brooklyn bridge, that l-train system will tap into it. brooklyn people knew that when you came home to needed more than a house and a backyard. you needed more than a bridge and

no signs of arctic air coming at us. 995 northeast looking good. looking south here at cottman, both directions, no problems all of the lanes open now, construction has ended. that's good news there. headed out of town for the holiday weekends, should be much better on 95. vine st. expressway both directions in good shape now. construction zone has ended. heads up though, 95, going north from newark, christianna, three lanes taken out g to the 295 exit. you can get back onto 95 to hit the 95 or 495 split, heads up, kind of hits you without knit warning there. do have the accident, near the willow grove mall, center avenue at easton road. be careful of that. still abbottsford road remains to be close the at fox street until late february. >>> thank you, justin there is week marks the start of hanukkah. >> there is a celebration taking place at franklin square. the activities you can take part in tonight for the festival of lights. >> stuck on the tracks. train slams, how investigators were able to quickly save a woman's live just moments before. we'r

and no frigid air anywhere across the mid atlantic. 47 the high. get close to to the that tomorrow and then we're not going to hit 40 again until saturday. we might not even hit 30. we brought you our storm system moving through right now. snow to the north. a few showers around our area, but it's the cold air that kicks out the cooler air, and boy, do we get frigid. cold air on thursday and friday and that could saturday. we'll talk more about this. i'll see you back here in about 15 minutes. >>> if the so-called war on christmas ever truly existed, tonight president-elect donald trump made it clear he intends to win it. at his thank you rally in wisconsin some supporters wore santa hats and a sign on the podium said merry christmas, and the stage was decorated with christmas trees strung with light. mr. trump told the crowd why he chose the head of exxon mobil to run the state department. >> you know, rex is friendly with many of the leaders in the world that we don't get along with, and some people don't like that. they don't want him to be frie

so there is some cooler air out there. but no real cold air anywhere on this map. now, it is going to get a lot colder. cool weather across our region tomorrow. but watch what happens thursday and friday. here comes the cold. this is arctic cold. you talk about the polar vortex? that's exactly what this is, moving in towards our region. we are going to see temperatures well below average. much colder of windy as well. wind chills down into the teens on thursday and friday. coming up in just about ten minutes we'll talk about just how cold things get. the teens may not be as cold as we get. we have the numbers coming up for you as well as the saturday storm that is one to match. >>> new tonight the justice department says a region is illegally blocking construction of a mosque. we have been telling but the battle in culpepper county. now the doj is taking the county to court. federal attorneys say the county violated the law when it denied a sewage permit application to the mosque. that rejection prevented the icc from building a small mosque on land it already purc

checking temperatures up winds, no arctic air mass as we head to the holiday weekend. last year, definitely didn't have an arctic air mass, christmas eve temperature in philadelphia 71 degrees, christmas day, 68 degrees, we're not going to be that warm. areas of rain and drizzles. temperatures in the city above freezing. dealing with that soggy start. late day clearing high temperature above average 48. average high for tomorrow is 43. stormscan 3 showing us that precipitation starting to get closer with an area of low pressure, you notice white breaks out over central pennsylvania, it's upper level moisture not hitting the surface, as we head to the overnight. we will see the showers building in after 2:00 a.m. we do have the freezing rain advisory in effect. >> expecting steady rain from about 7:00 to 11:00 in the morning, a good time to hang indoors stay in bed, drink coffee if you need to head out and about, after about lunch time will be best bet clearing from west to east could see showers lingering. future weather will confirm that as we head to overnight 4:00 a

first week of winter, no arctic air in sight. >> we'll take it. >> yeah. >> it will be here eventually. >> undoubtedly. thank you, cecily. >>> health check at 11:00 tonight, don't rush to cut the cord after a baby is born. that is the new advice being given to american obstetricians. the doctor's group of ob/gyns issued recommendations to wait 30 seconds to a minute. it is common practice for doctors to cut the umbilical cord almost immediately but that extra time allows oxygen with placental blood to flow into the baby. new research is showing the practice can help full-term >>> the flyers needed to get back on the winning track tonight. >> an exciting game against the capitals. it's a critical time for the flyers. we're not quite at the halfway point of the season, but the schedule offers an opportunity to make some headway. pick up the action in the second period. flyers down 1. the wrap-around, it's a game of inches and that one gets across the line. game 1-1. 5 minutes later washington re-takes the lead. on a rebound there, 2-1 capitals. the flyers respond with less than a minute

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no air planes from been constructed.en trump found out the total cost of the program was going to be $4 billion he, he took to twitter to say cancel the whole thing. boeing says it is trying to keep costs down.nts these aircraft's we will see where it goes. trump continues search for secretary of state rex tillerson exxon mobil ceo ducked in the back door. didn't get any pictures of him. this is indication trump is not going to stick with politicians or military leaders as potential secretary of defenses to reach out to the business community to do that. also met with another businessman created 100 billion-dollar technology fund. he plans on spending according to donald trump 50 billion of that in the united states that could create some 50,000 jobs. one other piece of business that we expect to hear about the next 24 to 48 hours. terry branstad, the governor of iowa is the top con tender. trump is all but settled on him to be the u.s. ambassador to china. longest serving governor. plenty of business dealings with china

and here at home, we are coldest air. >> no, not at all. though the cold air we have this morning is the still the same air ??that was brought in the front responsible for all the severe weather in the deep south, including in mississippi. 24 degrees the ??temperature right now in denver. sun will be up at 7:02 this morning. i want to quickly look at november, a review ??for you. wow, it was overall a very warm month. in fact, our tenth warmest november on record, anbhour records go back to the mid- 1800's. we end above ??normal, which may not stand like a lot, but from a climate standpoint that's ??big we are close to normal this morning. 21 at dia. 25 in boulder. 15 in greeley. there's not a lot of wind, ??bu enough that it makes a difference. feels like 11 with the windchill at dia. minus ? in leadville. also cloud cover moving in to the denver area. we're going to call for increasing clouds today. overall will not be$?as sunny a it was yesterday. light snow. any accumulation will be minor, maybe an inch ??or two along portions of i-70 an

checking temperatures up winds, no arctic air mass as we head to the holiday weekend. last year, definitely didn't have an arctic air mass, christmas eve temperature in philadelphia 71 degrees, christmas day, 68 degrees, we're not going to be that warm. areas of rain and drizzles. temperatures in the city above freezing. dealing with that soggy start. late day clearing high temperature above average 48. average high for tomorrow is 43. stormscan 3 showing us that precipitation starting to get closer with annoti white breaks out over central pennsylvania, it's upper level moisture not hitting head to th overnight. we will see the showers building in after we do have the freezing rain advisory in effect. >> expecting steady rain from about 7:00 to 11:00 in the morning, a good time to hang indoors stay in bed, drink coffee if you need to head out and about, after about lunch time will be best bet clearing from west to east could see showers lingering. future weather will confirm that as we head to overnight 4:00 a.m. some of those showers starting to break out. sleet and

special session cost $42,000 for no action. >> the accweather forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> in san rafael in the north bay we have possibility of poor airty. we had some at midnight in vallejo but everyone else is good. possibly moderate to poor with no budget until midnight. the milder temperatures are in the south bay. mountain view is now at 48. san jose proper is 42. saratoga is coolest around 40. we have 40 in danville. 37 in lafayette. redwood city, as well. alameda is 47. only water want out for the fog around san pablo bay until 9:00. poor air quality if you are exercising so you can see the extra stuff today and tomorrow. san jose and 101 and 80, we are in the my 50s tomorrow, barely in the low 50s on saturday. a host rain coming in tomorrow morning, and it has changed. >> we have new things going now for the commute a couple of problems in the north bay and it is making me thing that the icy conditions forming so northbound 101 on-ramp to israel san rafael we had a crash that involved pedestrians but they have pushed the location off on to the officers streets and hopefully that is not an issue. also, in the santa rosa area, s

pg&e inspected and found no leaks. air quality managers are looking at number of posnsibilitiepossi. >> we're looking at two flaring incidents, local waste water facilities and ships. there are a number of potential sources. >> reporter: chevron says there was some flaring last night and they are providing the district with information. it is premature that those are the cause of those odors. >> they're check canning air monitors and have more inspectors out than usual to figure out what is making the air feel bed overnight. >> reporter: the department of public health say they know of no medical complaints or people sickened because of this. and they have their own number to phone in. you can find that on our website, nbcbayarea.com. reporting live in san francisco. >> thanks, christie. how a driver in sacramento saved a teen age girl from sex trafficking. >>> so often in the bay area they end up with more money than they started. live in san jose with the story of one family and why they feel so lucky tonight. >>> i'm me