connell: noelle, what do you say? >> you know what?ting are some top-notch people. number one, william, wilbur ross is taking the place of penny pritzker. billionaire versus billionaire. connell: right. >> pritzker has inherited wealth. wilbur ross worked for his. if you want to get nitpicky about it, look at that. betsy devos, i remember meeting her back in wyoming years and years ago when she was doing some stuff for alliance for school choice. this lady has been pounding the pavement for many, many, years and does not have to work you know to make life better for children. so these are great appointments. connell: take both those things, erick. what steve brought up is the economic argument that steve moore was trying to counter earlier, these conservative economic policies, and maybe this is more of a traditional conservative republican cabinet we would have expected from president-elect trump we're getting here. steve's argument, democratic argument, that will lead to another recession, take that up along with back and forth about

notic noelle, i'll start with you. >> you have to look at this in a way donald trump is looking at this's almost like donald trump has acquired or taken over america and he's breaking it down as a business and looking at america not through government but looking at it through a business. and this is what you do when you buy a business. you look and you weed out the excessive expenses and you try to save as many jobs as you can, but you also try to reorganize things to where it's favorable for the american worker and it's favorable for the corporation. and i think that we're kind of experiencing this. when he sees this, you know, boeing contract and he thinks it's a bit excessive, he's telling the american public. and what is very strange is that we're getting what he thinks by his own personal twitter. and i'm wondering if that's going to change. so, this is -- and you can also look at it as our president, president barack obama, he is flying on this aircraft. it's a safe aircraft. and it's not up to be renewed until 30 years. right now it's 20, so we have about 10 more years left on i

richard and noelle, good to sueow both. happy new year. >> the russian -- excuse me -- the syrian cease fire struck by the russians in turkey appear to be holding. in the deal effect at midnight, a british human rights group reports there have been a few minor violations, no reports of civilian deaths. this morning turkey and russia made a deal but all attempts for a nationwide cease fire have not dirk knee cease fire is holding so far but not everyone is convinced it will do in the long term. there are reports of some minor violations since it came into force. there will clashes and several places, including the -- opposition fighters there say they are respecting the cease fire but they're ready to reengage if it doesn't hold. and inned lib. still opposition to bashar al-assad, protests again calling for him to step down. people there are unlikely to accept a russian and iran yap backed deal and to complicate matters more, the cease fire das not include isis and al qaeda in group, fighting is continuing in the areas they

jamal, noelle as well, good to see you both.e'll keep you updated and lets get an update on our microsoft pulse question, we have been asking you about the electoral college. all eyes on the 538 votes to be cast for president and vice president today, is it time to reevaluate how the electoral college works? >> so far, those are your numbers. 82% say yes and 18% say no. keep voting at www.pulse.msnbc.com and let your voice be heard. worl d ug and messy. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary, and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful. >>> all right, oil prices, you have been noticing them going up. you start to feel it at the gas pump. its got nothing to do with u.s. politics. its got a lot to do with what's going on the rest of the world including opec. i want to go back to all the way to the year of 2000s. look at the movement of the price of oil. it peaked at $130 since then p. since then, the prices have fallen down a lot. joining me now is steven,

noelle scored 14 points in 22 minutes, the sixers fell. they face the nuggets in did he ever very tonight. >>> serena williams announced her engagement on the website founded by her fiance. >>> tragedy strikes on a ski trip in colorado. a mother takes a deadly fall from a chairlift. >> reporter: we're off to a colder start, temperatures in the northern suburbs close to the freezing mark. be careful for standing water left over from yesterday's rain and snow eventful weekend down in south jersey, milder, but beware of anything that looks wet, same story in delaware. we'll be back with the 1 hour forecast, staying chilly and -- 1 hour forecast staying chilly and windy today, details ahead. >> david murphy you're going to love this one, a 3-year-old got what he wanted for christmas, a suit just like a meteorologist. >> i got a green screen. >> he wanted to dress like his favorite meteorologist in alabama. he begged his parents for a costume that resisted of a suit and tie. >> now he needs the handy dandy clicker. >> i had the honor of kids at

no joel embiid tonight, but noelle will make his season debut. we'll have to see if there's any minute restriction. >>> congrats to northwest raiders from philly. they win the division 1 pop warner super bowl. they shut out santa clara and get their third straight title. they have a lot of them. congrats to st. joe's prep who won a state title in high school football. i'm john clark. enjoy your eagles sunday. >>> a live look camelback, poconos. still making snow there but not seeing snowfall yet. it shows snow for much of the area. again, falling higher in the sky. most reports are not making it to the surface but we should start to see more making it to the surface as we move later in the day. we are forecasting overnight into tomorrow morning that wet commute. >> on this first alert weather day, be sure to keep it right on nbc 10 and following nbc 10 app. eagles game day kick is next. >> what is it in the guys you don't need somebody to motivate you. >> touchdown. >> questions of effort surround both sides of nfc showdown. >> everybody played h

pick your toys up and go home and try again. >> and, you know, noelle, as tezlyn was saying, all you do is look at the facts. it wasn't just donald trump, the senate, the house, the gubernatorial races, it was a trifecta. >> you know what? so much for a smooth transition. you know when obama said, let's make this smooth, let's do the best we can. whatever on that? you know, it is just like he believes his own rhetoric. and how arrogant, how arrogant to sit there and say, if i had run for a third term i would have won. really? slap in the face hillary clinton, slap in the face the voters, the middle class voters that voted you out. although he may have won some of the states that trump won, the fact of it is -- >> previously. >> -- that trump won. yeah. >> well, they turned around and not only did trump win, but they changed parties, and that's pretty huge. charles, you know, i'm going to ask you to listen to what david axelrod said about obama not accepting that the election was a referendum on his view of the world. >>> he doesn't accept that the election was a verdict on his view o

. >> a fourth man pleaded guilty for his role in an armed robbery at caesar's cass noelle in atlanticity. aaron evans admitted that he grabbed cash boxes while azia plumber held a security guard and another employee at gunpoint. this robbery happened july 21st, 2014. they got away with more than $181,000. plumber is scheduled to be sentenced on january 6th. evans along with nathaniel greenly and donovan jackson will be sentenced march steve. >>> stretch of road renamed today in memory of a couple who gave back in more ways than one to their communities in wilmington. eighth street between south field street and new castle avenue is now known as charles and naomi smithway. the couple owned seep yap clearance app, sepia cleaners. the smith's were honored posthumously for civic leadership generous hearts and involvement in the community and their church. >>> coming up on "action news tonight ducis rodgers with an eagles injury update after yesterday's loss to the redskins. >> officers from near and far gather in atlantic city to dato say goodbye to new jersey state trooper frankie willia

vigil organizer noelle represents the fruitvale district, saying that he hopes this walk will be a step towards a pathway of change to report hazardous conditions and landlords to make their properties safe without displacing tenants. >> we are willing to have the city help on making these enhancements with the electrical outlets, whatever you need. we don't want you to throw people out on the streets. >> because of this tragedy in oakland. >> reporter: sonya miles also wants safer living conditions to rise from the ashes of this tragedy. >> please, don't let my friends die in vain. start caring. >> reporter: miles would like to see this warehouse torn down and rebuilt as safe affordable housing. now religious leaders who spoke at tonight's vigil, they tell us that they would like to see a commitment to make oakland a safer place. julie? >> amber lee in oakland's fruitvale district tonight. thank you, amber. >>> the alameda county coroner has completed the grim task of identifying the 36 fire victims. today we learned the names of the final five. 35-year-old barrett clark was a talented

. >> we've had a lot of clouds noelle overnight there. could be some sunny breaks in some neighborhoods early but generally speaking we expect the clouds top continues to fill in and by later today we should be all out cloudy. temperatures this morning are on the cold side. we're still at 36 degrees in philadelphia but closer to the freezing mark and even a little below it in some spots like allentown reading lancaster millville. 34 in wilmington and trenton and 40 degrees in cape may. not a lot of wind out there. in fact overall we expect winds to stay pretty much what you're seeing here. there's a 12 in reading but most of the time you're going to be in the single digits so not a morning where you have to worry about strong winds and that wind chill. still it's pretty chilly. by 7 o'clock he could be down to about 33 degrees. again some of you possibly seeing some sun in the early part of the day. by noon, mostly cloudy, 40. your high today is going to be 43 at 3 o'clock and then we zip on down to the upper 30's by 7 o'clock and down to

night and they played all three of their highly touted centers joel embiid jahlil okafor and nerlens noeller the game he said i'm too god good to be playing eight minutes. that's crazy. need to figure this blank out. >> it was a matter of minutes and i felt like when they started going small, small, small, something had to give and nerlens was a casualty to that as well as his health is not a hundred percent. >> college hoops. njit taking on temple. there's fran dunphy. here we are in the second half. owls up a point. alani moore shoots a three. owls now up by four. later in the game obie enechionya. >> ♪ >> welcome back everyone. christmas isn't just for the kids. it's also for the pets as well. "eyewitness news" here at pet company on lancaster avenue in wynnewood. that's where owners brought their four legged friends in for some photos with santa. proceeds go to animal rescue efforts. look at those little cuties. >> i'm doing that. >> look at the sweater. you've got get one for chi chi. >> that's "eyewitness news" tonight. i'm natasha brown for don lauren and all of us here. thanks for j

to head toh somewhere else to celebrateseo e the new year's eve ball dropro tomorrow night, well, noelloblems getting to reaganreagan national dulles or bwi.ulleor b there's a look at 395 where5he we're moving along just fine.usf things in arlington areinon okoking good. things in falls church are cruising. and let us know how you're getting around tomorrow night. we have the millert usound light ride program, the safe ride program and then metro.ro miller ride giving three ridesri midnight until 3 o'clock. 3 o'c. we'll have options for gettingei around the district. disic if you stay put we want to w wat help you get around safely.afel have a designated driver.ri metro gearing up for serviceup f at 5:00. we'll keep you updated. updat whiz back to you. >> time is 5:3wh6.:3 coming up on fox5 news morning, face scrub fallout. f ap women aren't wasting their time with one face wash any because they're suing saintuingi ives for millions of dollars.ol what they say one of the company's face scrubs doesface straight ahead. >>> a live look across theacrost dmv. the temperature is 37 degrees7 a

. >> we've had a lot of clouds noelle overnight there.me sunny breaks in some neighborhoods early but generally speaking we expect the clouds top continues to fill in and by later today we should be all out cloudy. temperatures this morning are on the cold side. we're still at 36 degrees in philadelphia but closer to the freezing mark and even a little below it in some spots like allentown reading lancaster millville. 34 in wilmington and trenton and 40 degrees in cape may. not a lot of wind out there. in fact overall we expect winds to stay pretty much what you're seeing here. there's a 12 in reading but most of the time you're going to be in the single digits so not a morning where you have to worry about strong winds and that wind chill. still it's pretty c

no joel embiid tonight, but noelle will make his season debut.e'll have to see if there's any minute restriction. >>> congrats to northwest raiders from philly. they win the division 1 pop warner super bowl. they shut out santa clara and get their third straight title. they have a lot of them. congrats to st. joe's prep who won a state title in high school football. i'm john clark. enjoy your eagles sunday. >>> here we go. looking at radar and satellite, we're tracking light snow trying to make its way into parts of delaware. but the main event, that comes later today through tonight and into your monday morning. details on your first alert coming up. here is a live look outside the art museum where things are still dry currently. 8:00 on sunday. here is some of the nbc 10 headlines this morning. right now we're working to find out how a man is doing after he was shot outside tropicana casino in atlantic city. it happened around 3:00 this morning. witnesses tell us it happened near valet stand. >>> changes in effect for regional rail line. schedu

. >> noelle, it seems like the situation with president obama would have been damned if you do, damned if you don't. richard raises a good point there. had he done something back in late october, he would have been seen as rigging the election and waits until now and you've got a bunch of congressional leaders saying, too little, too late or just too late. >> i think the one person upset he didn't do it sooner is hillary clinton. i mean, he could have really made it possibly benefitted from that. we'll never though. but i think that that is the one complaint a lot of republicans are wondering, why didn't you do this a while back? but needless to say, it's done. it's done now and removing the sanctions, that's going to be the burden of donald trump and i really do not think that donald trump, the first thing he's going to do is remove sanctions unless he uses it as a b bargaing tool. >> thank you. happy new year to both of you. >>> the covert measures that the united states could be taking. this covert stuff, what you need to know about protecting yourself from foreign hackers. that's n

. >> i would love noelle -- not that i'm trying to play host, but please expound on how these posts arefinish. >> okay, wilbur ross. melissa: going on about energy, he ran -- [inaudible conversations] >> he wants to abolish the department. melissa: i mean, i covered energy for a long time, i'm not sure it doesn't make sense to abolish that department. there are a lot of people that feel that way, that it feels common sense. i understand it doesn't feel like common sense to you, but i think of maybe that's a lot of what this election was about, what is common sense to one side and to the other -- >> that's absolutely right. >> these things don't intersect, right? >> we'll get there one day. and i think that donald trump because he really just wants to be loved and to win, as he says, we're going to be -- [laughter] i'm hopeful that he'll make some smart decisions and work with democrats. he and chuck schumer have a much better relationship than he would have had with harry reid, so i'm hopeful about that moving forward, but i just want to say -- melissa: it was interesting to hear presid

joining us now is oakland city council member noelle gallow and gisette who knows six people still missing from friday's fire. i know this is not a conversation you want to be having right now. but it is important to keep attention on this situation until everybody is found who can be and we understand why this happened. council member, let's start with what you know about the status of the search. how much of the building have you been told has been gone through? >> yes, absolutely. the fire department and those involved in the rescuive for thes, or at least trying to do the investigation have kept us informed. and right now, you know, there's a concern regarding safety of the building so we are taking other actions to make sure that our firefighters are safe. but i do want to first of all express my condolences to the families, and my prayers and do give my appreciation to all those that have come forth in oakland, and california to provide support to the families. >> that's appreciated by many i'm shore. jossette, tell us about those who you know who are missing. were they kind of livin

. >> and noelle, part of it is the intelligence briefings, and kellyanne conway did express the allege skip inpings of the intelligence briefings, and the question here might be is president-elect trump getting the brief inings or not, and if is getting them, would this call situation been averted? >> well, i mean, who would know number one, but number two, let's look at this at face value. if pence and the trump transition team if they are saying that this is nothing but a courtesy call, then we have to take it at face value, and going forward, you know a lot of people are very, very fearful on how president-elect trump is going to govern globally, and coming out of the box with accepting this courtesy call, a lot of people are shake, and that is fine. that is why, whoever he appoints for the secretary of state is very crucial who that is, because that is going to signify the relationship between the united states and everybody abroad. that is why looking at somebody like huntsman may be brilliant. >> and so thank you both with really good information from both of you today. thank you

we spoke to the congress member who is in this area, the district of fruit vail named noell gallo.wanted to alleviate the fears of people in this area. >> we are not trying to displace people. we acknowledge the housing needs. >> reporter: we expect another news briefing to talk about the effort to address these issues here in oakland later today. we'll bring you the latest. back to you. >> thank you, steve. steve patterson in oakland for us. >>> developing news from overseas. 48 people on a plane that crashed in northern pakistan this morning, all presumed dead. we have the latest on the investigation coming up. in the meantime another live look at the national pearl harbor remembrance day commemoration happening now in hawaii as president-elect donald trump commemorates in his own way sending out a statement in the last few minutes talking about the 75th anniversary of the attack. we'll be right back. [engine revving] ♪ ♪ is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the

inside the cass noelle annienn was showing us pretty crowded.ro back to you holly and wisdom. >> ?? >> time is 5:50. 5:5 metro making an exception to the rail service will stay wills opened until 3 a.m. for newor year's eve, people who are traveling on new year's eve. currently metro closes everyse night at midnight.t atidnigh those hours started in june and will continues until june 2017.ne 2017. metro made the change to allow time for much needed repairh ne work. wo metro also announced today itod will run on a weekend scheduleel on christmas eve, christmas cism day and the day afterft christmas as well.christmaas >> hot on the web this morningw donald trump may washington but he'll still an si have a hand in hollywood.inwo he'll stay on as executive producer of celebrity apprentice.appr knowledge sure what his involvement will be or how much he'll be paiden.owledgemend >> the nation's opioid opi epidemic is getting worse.orse deaths were up 73 percent.pe next weeks president obama isks due to sign a bill pre that givg another billion dollars to dollo expand access to drugg treatm