the official state in is çó possible that the tree was affected by the drought.>>> freezing cold temperatures area. >>> lawrence is here. giving whether temperatures all ay area. >> that is amazing. some of the temperatures are in the 20s. have no is in the upper 20s. that is the arctic air overhead. it is going to stay chilly out there. we have frost and freeze warnings across the bay area. there is frosty conditions. is amazing. look at this. lpr that is impressive. we have no.39 degrees here. ú it is 33 in livermore and 33 degrees and conquer. were looking at .6 north bay. we have freezing and nevada and freezing in santa rosa. we have cold temperatures around the bay area. it will bottom out in the mid 20's or so. even long coastline, it is colder and i expected originally. it will get down to 35 degrees.Ñ the highs will be in c+the 50s and maybe warmer than today but it is on the cool side. we're going to see cnra slow warming trend. we will have cold nights through monday morning or $pge+ tuesday morning. bundle up tonight.fhañ >> people want to know when . those longjohns. >> +o may

you can see official state visits or marine one take off from the lawn. the app is free. >> you won't see the norwegian foreign minister playing with it. >> good point. >> the most followed celebrities in 2016. >> this is a surprise. >> i thought the initials would be kk. selena gomez has 103 million followers. she is responsible for the most liked celebrity posts as well. they report gomez has some 200,000 fans and followers, every single day. she adds them. she has been through so much, herhelth. it's good to see a bit of very nice. >>> attention to new parents, we have the most popular baby names of 2016. that's good news for people expecting children. the top girl's names are sophia. number one on the spot. sflmpblts . >> spreesed by around of those? >> not at all. daughter's class, too. you are getting ideas? you are expecting a girl in march. >> some names that could make it to the final list. >>> all right, just ahead, house speaker paul ryan on his relationship with donald trump. you don't want to miss that. introducing, new olay eyes. eyes should

these last week on the streets of san francisco and immediately got backlash from certify and state officials. the state is threatening to sue uber for having no permit to test the cars. uber said they do not need a permit. 20 other companies have received a permit for testing. >> muni riders thought something was off on monday, 74 drivers according to the "san francisco examiner" unprecedented number of workers called sick and there are not enough backup drivers some buses never even hit the pavement. muni had to cancel several rights. the agency hopes to fill in the ranks next year as 70 new drivers graduate from the training program. >> san francisco is debuting the first ever protected intersection, the mayor will be at 9th and division to announce the completion. what is a "protected intersection," it uses simple concepts to make trues safer, slowing down the turning speeds, and increasing separation between the bicycle account driving lanes, and division and 9th is the most addition -- dangerous intersections. >> a shakeup at a school district the superintendent of pleasanton unified is

the official state tourism campaign in texas tells you straight up it's like a whole other country.and that's not just a slogan. a significant number of texans think of their membership in the union as a little provisional. this past summer when asked if they would like to secede if hillary clinton won the white house, 40% said, yes, if clinton wins they'd like to secede. to that point you can find entertaining pockets of that sentiment all over the country whether seceding because of clinton or to go back to mexico. in northern california tea party and libertarian types that have been pushing to secede from the rest of california. they want to break off and be in their own state called jefferson. they want to be jeffersonians. since donald trump was elected president, not hillary clinton, but donald trump, certain pockets of liberals in california have started to talk texas style by seceding. but they don't want to secede from california. they want california to secede from the united states. they're calling it calexit, like brexit but west coast lefty style. i don't think they act

. >>> turning to politics where the associated press is quoting an official state run newspaper calling donald trump quote as ignorant as a child after the considering how america deals with taiwan. and we have word that two republican senators have joined law makers demands for a bipartisan probe into russia's interference into the election. senator mccain and lindsey graham say it quote cannot be a partisan issue. yet the navy in the minority of their party after the incoming intelligence community's findings. >> i don't know who did the hacking, chuck. the article is based on a lie that the rnc was hacked. so the entire premise is false, the sources are unnamed and the report is inconclusive. >> as for president elect trump he is calling allegations russia interfered ridiculous and his exxon chief gets hit with heavy criticism and a deal with boeing and iran comes under scrutiny. >> reporter: donald trump lashing out at the cia's analysis that russia intervened in the election to help him win. >> i think it's ridiculous. i think it's just another excuse. >> reporter: his highlights a

palace officials state there are no grave concerns. elizabeth is britain's longest reigning monarch... the country's longest-lived monarch and the world's oldest-serving sovereign. the deat mexico has now risen to 32, with 46 people still hospitalized. the blast tuesday reduced many stands to rubble. officials say it's too early to identify the exact cause -- but questions have been raised about the safety at the market. earlier this month, the city of tultepec, where the market is located, issued a statement calling it the safest market in latin america. back here at home: the woman in charge of anne arundel county police's drug lab -- is facing charges this morning. annette box is charged with having a controlled dangerous substance. police claim she was carrying pills that were not prescribed to her. the department is asking the d-e-a to step in and do an inventory of the lab. : we have new images to show the age progressions for two missing children. jacob and sarah hoggle disappeared from montgomery county two years ago. now- jaco

. >> another big story tonight the back and forth between uber and both the state and san francisco city officialstate prosecutors are saying that they're going to take uber before a judge if the company doesn't get permits for its self driving cars. >>?3 this isko2 all in response uber'szme statement earlier sag it'ssautonomous cars will i stay on the roads despite the demands tooç put the vehicle i >> autonomous vehicles and( tooç put the vehicle i >> autonomous vehicles and( driving cars may sound like+n same thing to you but to uber thekosemantics make a big difference. they're not capable of driving without monitor or active control by a human. >> self driving ubeers operate in[ the same way asñr.nb veh driving assistance technologies. >> they've been on the streets for more than a month and asks why they need permits now. >> we've been testing on public roads is essential for gaining public trust and improving technology overtime. >> tesla self driving technology is also on citykostreets and the city hasn't required permits from those cars. >>%qñ there are other groups lie the bicycl

that was the official stated purpose of jade helm. bsites, it was a martial law takeover of texas and maybe other states. jade helm was the military setting up prison camps for american citizens and also something to do with aliens hiding underground. jade helm was all about a network of underground tunnels with mysteriously closed down

here has said that all the companies want here is just for some stability, beijing through its official stateia indicated it wants a stable relationship with the united states, but has now been signalling that it is willing to pull on some levers of influence if trump should rock the boat. for "nightly business report," i'm eunice yoon in beijing. >>> new star will go private in a $3 billion deal, and that's where we begin tonight's market focus. the information services company which routes calls and text messages for telecom carriers will be bought by private equity group, golden gate capital. last june, they planned to split into two publicly traded companies. new star's stock soared 21% to $33.45. >>> exxonmobil is naming a new chairman and ceo. the world's largest public oil company says darren woods will replace current head, rex tillerson, who has been picked to be the new secretary of state. shares were off 2% to $90.58. >>> and johnson & johnson has ended buyout talks with the swiss drug maker, ack tell onpharmaceuticals. jj was not able to reach an agreement. today acktell onsaid it

what we are talking about then , is policies that instruct state officials to stand aside from the federal agencies that are responsible for enforcing immigration laws. so let federal law enforcement do their job of enforcing federal laws, while the state's law-enforcement re-force -- resources remain focused on enforcing laws in their communities and keeping their communities safe. the question before us today is not whether or not state and federal law enforcement is allowed to assist with immigration law enforcement. clearly, they are if they wish , to be so. the question is whether state and local law enforcement can be compelled to provide assistance in federal law enforcement matters in a civil immigration law enforcement. in my remarks today, i'd like to briefly address how this current question of immigration enforcement relates to past disputes between states and the federal government over how much the states are supposed to be involved in enforcement of federal law. you have to go back all the way into the founding of the republic, when you find that one of the first arguments b

instead, state officials will hear arguments from trump's attorneys. trump won the state of michigan by more than 10-thousand votes over hillary clinton. a recount is already underway in wisconsin. a book ban in virginia. the two classic novels - one school district is prohibiting. plus - dry skies through the weekeend, and then a change. meteorologist is tracking our next chance for rain, in he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, ?thank you for serving our country? and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. i'm very proud of him. today: mostly sunny. breezy and cool. highs: 48-54 winds: w 5-15 g 25 mph tonight: mainly clear and cold. lows: 31-38 winds: w 5-10 mph and cool. next on good morning washington. tiger woods return the score he carded, ahead. but first.. are you ready for it? the opening of the new mgm casino is less than a week away .. the plan in place to keep traffic moving of the new casino at national harbor next we

state officials had tried to delay but the judge said the counting had to begin at noon today.wisconsin is in the fifth day of its recount, with a deadline looming one week from today. and bud selig calls it a "magnificent moment" in his life. the man who brought baseball back to milwaukee and went on to become the commissioner of the major leagues talked today about entry into the baseball hall of fame.selig will be inducted in july of 2017. forecast...today...cloudy. patchy fog in the morning. highs in the upper 30s. southwest winds 5 to 15 mph. tonight...mostly cloudy. lows in the lower 30s. south winds 5 to 10 mph. tuesday...mostly cloudy. highs in the upper 30s. west winds 5 to 15 mph. tuesday night...colder. partly cloudy. lows in the lower 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. wednesday...colder. partly sunny. highs in the upper 20s. west winds 10 to 15 mph. .wednesday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 18. thursday...cloudy. highs in the mid 20s. thursday night...mostly cloudy. lows around 16. friday...partly sunny. highs in the lower 20s. and that is your and that is your cbs 58 news o

state wildlife officials considered taking away her pet alligator. rambo has been with her for a decade. rules require rambo to live on 2.5 acres of handle. after a yearlong battle, thorn said state officials dropped the case. however she is not allowed to show him off in tub. >> current studios created candid cat mirror, that allows cats to take selfies. it lures the kitty over to the screen, gold fish or mice, when the cat approaches, the app snaps a photo using feline facial recognition software, people did invent this, that selfie is sent to you for every download, the company will donate one dollar to the spca. >> reporter: here kitty, get the mouse. cha-ching. >> i think what i like most will were that story was reading it. >> reporter: birds beat the giants, the eagles take pleasure in sending the giants back to new york without a chance in the playoffs. >>> scary moments for a little boy caught dangling from a ski lift. those stories and more when "action news" continues. >> breaking now on "action news," a one person is killed when a fire mov

state. with the cut of that ribbon, factory berlin officially opened in wilmington. state and local officials were on hand for the opening of the german-based technology company. the governor says it's a state that's seeing more foreign startups moving to the u.s. >> they will not fall through the cracks. >> he sealed the deal with factory berlin during a trade mission to germany last year. >>> a victory for historians fighting to save part of a revolutionary war battlefield from being developed. the civil war trust says it will pay $4 million for nearly 15 acres of land across from princeton's battlefield state park. historians believe that site was important in the battle of princeton in 1777. an academic institute is building housing on the land it's keeping. the deal still needs to be approved. >>> we have a first alert traffic update. penndot started upgrading traffic signals along route 1 today. the right lanes will be shut down northbound and southbound between lancaster avenue and 64th street. the closures will be in effect through friday, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.

that was the official stated purpose of jade helm. but on conspiracy theorist websites, it was a martial law takeover of texas and maybe other states. jade helm was the military setting up prison camps for american citizens and also something to do with aliens hiding underground. jade helm was all about a network of underground tunnels with mysteriously closed down

very few public officials. every state has a different layer of choosing who the electors are. some are chosen by the state party. some of them - this is a system that buries so much state by state. kyle did a great job over the past few months digging into who these people are. some in washington state had bernie sanders supporters are among those that didn't vote for hillary clinton, obviously that was not decisive. this much is something people can do. you can try to sign up at home. it's not only for the politically well connected. >> steven shepherd, joining us from the political newsroom. thank you for putting the events into perspective. we appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> our campaign coverage in the electoral college vote is available on our website at cspan.org >>> here is the scone from the texas capital in austin, where electors put donald trump over the 220 vote to win the presidenties, 36, 1 and 1 for trump, on poll with john kassig. >> ladies an gentlemen, let's call that to order. our votes for president have been tallied, we have for president donald trump 36

states. how many russian intelligence officials do you think have assets in the united states? they won't be able to shop on fifth avenue. that's going to break their heart. targeted sanctions are almost always inadequate and these are. as for the statement by president obama that other unspecified actions will be taken in the future, this president has no credibility when it comes to that. obviously, you are not going to reveal what you will do. but it is important not only to retaliate against russia for this and many other previous cyberattacks, but to do it in a way that deters them from engaging in this activity in the future. one critical component of that kind of strategy is not just to harm them but to shame them. to say in public, this is what we have done and we have the capability to do more. because it shows that russia has suffered a penalty for this action and it tells everybody else in the world specifically china and others that they better not think about it either. >> if you think the sanctions and everything else announced today really are somewhat toothless,

others spend days trying to recover the remains of the victims there state officials have praised the work done by the emergency crews both during and in the wake of that fire. we'll keep an eye on the memorial and have more on it in just a minute. >>> public is now able to get a closer look at the warehouse itself and people are stopping by and creating a new memorial to the victims. susie has more on that. >> reporter: the more we learn about this tragedy in oakland, the more difficult the details are to discuss. and that's certainly how the general public feels. you can see a number of people gathered here in front of the ghostship warehouse. this is the closest people have been able to get to the location as 31st avenue was closed off until this weekend. you see flowers and candles and people gathering to hug and pray. even more difficult to look at is the building itself employ the roof no longer existing at this point. people have been coming through over the past 24 hours to mourn, many of the people who are coming here to drop off notes and say a prayer didn't know any of the

down at one police plaza, the headquarters just downtown, about 30 officials from official state and federal agencies will be monitoring the video feeds. a lot of security and preparation that goes into this huge event. this year, the security even more stepped up. these people, they have gone through it. they are excited. it just took about ten hour toss go until this ball drops. >> yeah. >> they are the lucky ones with a great vantage point. all right, thank you so much jessica snyder. we will check back with you. >> now, to new tensions between russian -- the russian government and the u.s. government. we are learning the same malicious software used by russian hackers to meddle in the u.s. election has been found on a laptop belong tog a vermont utility company. it was not connected to the power grid but call this an attempt to infiltrate utility systems. the governor lashing out at russian president, vladmir putin, saying vermonters and all americans should be alarged and outraged that one of the world's leading thugs has been attempting to hack our electric grid to rely upon to

said today that he was hoping there would be stability in this relationship, beijing through the official stateia says it also wants to see a stable economic relationship. but it is sending a signal beijing will use its levers of influence if trump rocks the boat. >> who else stands to lose from this besides starbucks? >> well, i think specifically starbucks, also gm, ford, big american companies that rely on the chinese market. another one that people here have been talking about, kind of almost like a sick bet, boeing. because boeing has such massive business here. in 2016 is supposed to have about $11 billion in orders. the state media also had suggested that china might suddenly see more airbus orders than boeing if trump were to continue to question this one one china policy. >> i'm sure that will come up today at the tech meeting in new york. >>> still to come, the top stories including the big fed decision. >> plus many of the nation's top tech executives will be meeting with the president-elect this afternoon. we will take you live to trump tower for a look at exactly what issues are on

prosecute water, once the glorious queens of the forested wetland of southern louisiana and still the official state tree. green moss hangs from outstretched lower branches. tree after tree, like lace shawls in a dance hall. throw a cajun in the swamp, harold chuckles -- his eyebrows lifting for emphasis -- and he can make a living. but that was before. before what? that was before the petrochemical industry came and began to pollute public waters and to contaminate the fish and to lead to blinded turtles with white eyes kind of looking out, not seeing bugs they could eat to stay alive and starving. and before the cows tipped over and before everyone else in harold reno's family got cancer and everybody but he and his own wife died. it was a lot to take in, i thought. wow. i interviewed the man who actually did the polluting. lee sherman. just saw him a few days ago when i went back to louisiana, which was the first thing i did after the book came out to put on a dinner for the people that i wrote about. and they're friends, the guy who did the polluting and the victims of it. because they feel a vi

there has been concern expressed on the part of the state and local officials about having electoral infrastructure dubbed critical infrastructure. out of concern of some danger of federal overreach i think has been the stated concern. but the fact of the matter is that you know, the secretary johnson will i think continue to consider this, but what we did over the summer is -- and in the lead up to the election -- given the threat that was posed, given the vulnerability of systems to cyber malicious cyber activity across a range of threat as i outlined earlier, we made available to state and local officials, who of course are the administrators and owners and operators of the electoral infrastructure, none of it is in federal hands, we made available through the department of homeland security, a range of cyber security tools and efforts to improve their cyber security. because that was important role and is an important role for dhs to play. whether or not it is dubbed critical infrastructure, dhs continues to have the ability to provide that -- that -- those services and those capa

it's not by declaring that we have, say, two official state parties that have to vote for. , if we have state sank sanctioned parties and everybody else has disappeared, show that different than iran or russia or other political systems where it's tightly controlled. we need an open system that has more voices and more choices. >> did you at any point look at the trump campaign think this is the single worst candidate for president that this country has ever seen? this is a unique situation? and this might not be the year where a third party should make the kind of effort they might make in another year? >> you know, unfortunately, lawrence, when you look at what's been going on over the past many elections, both parties have continued to march to the right. in many ways, the democratic party is where the republican party used to be not so long ago. and as a mother and as a medical doctor, i'm very concerned about where we're going on our jobs that are being exported, wages that are depressed, on a health care system where the costs are exploding, on a generation locked into

this suspect the first problem with delaware charter schools, last year state officials forced the --he lesson plans didn't meet state standards and there were concerns about the school's leadership and finances. >>> and wilmington city council has also asked the state to stop putting new charter schools in the city. councilmembers passed a resolution last year, city leaders say they want more say over which schools get approved. >>> a suspected atm robber is behind bars tonight. police in upper marion township arrested 26-year-old jahmahl goodwin. these surveillance images were taken moments before goodwin pulled a gun on a man who tried to rob a man in king of prussia earlier this month. >>> three people are killed after a dump truck loses control on i-81 in central pennsylvania. severals say a tire blew on the truck in carlyle yesterday evening, the dump truck then swerved into oncoming traffic and into a semi. the highway was closed for eight hours following this accident. >>> why is the city of wilmington still using faulty parking meters despite having more efficient parking kio

officials. stephen shepard: every state has a different way of choosing who these electors are. some are chosen by the state party. this is a sort of system that varies so much state-by-state. kyle has done a great job over the last few months of digging into who these people are, finding out what they believe and think. in some of the states, washington state for example, there were some bernie sanders supporters who are among those that did not vote for hillary clinton today. that was not decisive. based on the ultimate margin. but it could have been down the stretch with a close election. it is important to note that this is something that people can do. you can try to sign up at home. it is not just, depending on the state, it is not only for the politically well-connected. >> stephen shepard, thank you for putting today's events into perspective. we appreciate it. on atn read his reporting politico.com and our campaign coverage is available on our website at c-span.org. here is the scene from the texas capitol in austin where a lectors put donald trump over the 270 vote thr

that was the official stated purpose of jade helm. but on conspiracy theorist websites, it was a martial law takeover of texas and maybe other states. jade helm was the military setting up prison camps for american citizens and also something to do with aliens hiding underground. jade helm was all about a network of underground tunnels with mysteriously closed down walmarts. the tunnels went into deep military bases, dums for short. you can see the network of underground walmart tunnels where the chinese troops would set up their headquarters or stash all of the texas patriot guns after the jade helm troops helped take them away. whatever it was, folks, it was all in the maps. >> there are maps circulating that show deep underground bases in the united states and maps circulating that show tunnels that connect those bases. you will also see how walmart connect to some of the bases and some of the tunnels. >> in the document, texas, utah and conservative areas of southern california are listed as hostile areas. >> i hope jade helm 15 i

a different administration official says there was no contact with either the white house or the state department about the call beforehand. request you confirm that? >> i can't confirm that. but i tell you yesterday there was a major shift in policy in that donald trump and mike pence went to indianapolis and helped carrier broker a deal that kept 1100 employees here. that is a major shift in policy. the current president and vice president could have done that. they just did not do that. i can't confirm particular intimate details of phone calls that are being had between the president elect and world leaders. just won't do it. >> and obviously we did a lot of reporting on that yesterday, particularly, as well as both president elect trump and vice president elect pence, their thank you to the beginning of their self described thank you tour. just finally, can you comment on the pakistan government released what they said was a readout of the phone call between president elect trump and pakistan's prime minister. it was a one-sided readout. it was allegedly what donald trump had said

state officials say they ranged anywhere from 16 to 70 years old. >> there goes one guy that just went, natural resources police say 16 small sailboats capsized, too. boaters hung onto their hulls for as long as they could. >> you could see they were all as a sailor, it's a concern seeing fellow sailors out there. >> reporter: luckily help would soon come from every direction. >> a couple minutes later you started seeing people picked up by good samaritans, by managers of the sailing association here. >> reporter: that quick response may have been key. in the end no one suffered any serious injuries. even after they were exposed to 43-degree water. >> thank goodness, they did not. >> reporter: once again just underscore it was a very windy day here. according to state officials, there were wind warnings in effect around the bay bridge and other parts of the chesapeake bay. with the very latest from annapolis, john henry, wusa9. >> the sailing association told us they were monitoring today's cold front, but they were ultimately caughoff guard by just how strong the wind became when it h

officials say they made the decision after realizing it was a violation of city policy-- in regards to separation of church and state city officials say a madison-based group called "the freedom from religion foundation" sent numerous complaints to the city the past couple years. this year - the city decided to enforce the policy. tony graff: "we're willing to work with faith-based it's not public property, because of the issue of constitutionality, it's been discussed all around the country." the city is still looking to find a new home for the nativity scene. she's one of the most talked about cabinet appointments in president-elect trump's administration. betsy devos is a billionaire businesswoman -- philanthropist and supporter of school vouchers - something drawing scrutiny in wisconsin. our jonathon gregg heard opposing view today. the advertised voucher "discussion" "there are kids who are getting into college." at times, was more like a debate "i wouldn't say it's as strong as you would point out." between the opposing views of underwood and jensen. "unfortunately what i see all too often happen in this town

now in a lawsuit filed against state election officials, lawyers claim the state's barriers to a recount violate feather voter's constitutional rights. president-elect donald trump won the vote here in pennsylvania by less than 1%. >>> happening right now, a new abortion debate in the garden state. legislatures just introduced by republican lawmakers would ban adores after the fifth month of pregnancy in new jersey. that's 20 weeks. supports say the bill would protect vulnerable unborn children. the new bill would create exceptions in case cases of inc, rape or if the mother's life is at risk. no word on when the legislature will clear the democratic lead legislature. germs are everywhere in our schools, our offices, kitchen sing the list goes on because we live in world of germs. how long are you washing your hands? how matter of five seconds could make a very big difference and the crucial area you might not be washing that you need tom. atlantic county is in the midst of foreclosure crisis. but is it any worse than, upping, anywhere else? fox 29's hank flynn went to atlantic city in s

state... but says he wants to counterbalance a recount that green party candidate jill stein requested in wisconsin -- which donald trump won. hillary clinton won nevada. election officials say state law requires the five counties to start the recount within five days... and complete it within five additional days. more than a million android phones have been infected by hackers... because of illegitimate apps. hackers have access to google accounts... emails... photos... and documents. that's according to computer researchers at "check point" -- a cybersecurity firm. google says the hackers stole digital "tokens"... letting them get into google services... but -- the hackers have not tapped into the the hack appears to be a criminal enrichment scheme. soon you won't have to be online to veg out on netflix. you can download movies and shows... and watch them on the road or in the air. today -- netflix announced members now have the option to download shows to watch offline later. the feature is free with all netflix memberships. you will need to download the most recent netflix app to access the new "download" button. netflix originals like orange is the new black... nar

last year state officials ordered the delaware met charter school in wilmington to close just months after it opened. they said the school's lesson plans and special needs programs did not meet state standards. officials also claim there were concerns about the school's leadership and finances. >>> and wilmington city council asked the state to stop putting charters in the city. they want more say over which schools get approved for wilmington. >>> kwanzaa ends sunday and last night in west philadelphia the founder joined dozens to celebrate the 50th year of the festival. last night the fourth candle was lit to mark the fourth evening. the creator and founder of kwanzaa was on hand. each day of the celebration focuses on a principle. last night was cooperative economics. >>> 4:53 on this friday. are you ready to ring in 2017? >> i think so. why not. >> how does a free ride sound? all new next on nbc 10 news at 5:00, everything you need to know about new years celebrations in our areas and deals across the region. >>> pride is on the line. the eagles have not beaten the cowboys at home