dorman alum charone peake's actually the starter... and the 5th year seniors going to see significantly more targets with cain out.. freshman travion thompson will also get his role increased.. dabo swinney says while losing a playmaker like cain hurts, it doesn't change their gameplan too much.. 3 3 3 3 3 "charone peake's our starting wide receiver so nothing changes there. and travion thompson's the backup. so both of those guys would have played anyway. it helps that we've got a big roster. and we have a lot of good players. last time we were down here playing in this stadium, deon cain wasn't with us either so, it just helps that we recruit well and we've got a lot of good players." players."peake's the tigers second leading receiver with more than 550 yards and five scores... he's started all 13 games.. 3 coming up later tonight we'll take a closer look at how the tigers will handle oklahoma in of course we'll get you set up with the orange bowl preview show coming up tonight at 7:30... i'll see you then from miami... live in fort

weather adlib: are starting off with clouds this morning, but by the end of the day we could see a few peaks of sunshine before the sun sets. temperatures will be cold in the 30s across central iowa, but with the winds out of the northwest at 10-20 mph, it will feel much colder! wind chills today will be in the teens in northern iowa and 20s here in the metro. overnight, as skies begin to clear, our temps will drop quickly into the teens and 20s. factoring in the wind tonight, the feels-like temperatures will be in the teens in central iowa and single digits to the north. throw an extra blanket on the bed tonight! by tomorrow, the sun will return, but it won't do much for temperatures which will hover close to the freezing mark. there is the possibility, mainly in northeastern iowa, of a brief flurry tomorrow afternoon with light, if any, accumulations expected. for friday night, the bottom really falls out with lows in the teens here in the metro. there will be a push of warmer air by saturday, however, and our temperatures will rebound nicely to and upper 40s by sunday. sabrina: moving now

"crimson peak." >> jimmy: yes, "crimson peak," the name of the movie. it's beautifully shot, but it's out there. >> it's out there. it's a gothic romance. it's a thriller. it's a drama. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i tell you, i have three dvds in my trailer when i was working on the part. i had "rebecca," "misery" and "whatever happened to baby jane?" >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. that's the trifecta right there. yeah. that's some creepy stuff. i'm telling you, i don't know how you get that -- how do you shake that from your -- see, that's why -- >> i had a birthday -- well, i hope to do a funny movie someday. >> jimmy: you should. of course. >> you and i together in a a comedy. >> jimmy: let's do it. let's take six months off of "the tonight show" and do a a comedy right now. >> you don't mind, right? >> jimmy: it will be great. we'll call it "wha --" "woman man?" >> take the "w" and reverse it. >> jimmy: the cover, "m" would be fantastic. i gotta work on that one. >> for "crimson peak," it was my birthday. i normally don't have birthday parties because i'm working or

peaks. sunshine during the middle part of the day, but for a cold front rolls in dinner time round two of our showers. visibility three miles. in many areas dense fog out there. not going to be a dramatic improvement but i do think late breaks in the fog and clouds and peaks of sunshine. day. mid to upper 40s or rather 50s this afternoon. so unusually mild for this time of year and again another round of showers around dinner time. for our monday. that will be the setup for our snowstorm on tuesday. more on that in a few minutes. >> heather: be sure to download the fox 25 weather app ahead of time. on it, you'll get live radar, even an hour by hour forecast for where you live. it's available in the app and google play stores. weather. >> eric: meanwhile, seven people confirmed dead after an overnight storm spurred tornados around dallas, tax. this video shows the danger of nighttime tornadoes. the giant wedge only illuminated by the lightning in the weren't worse. >> the grace of god. i'm al

you have to have a lot going for you to achieve peak performance and leadership. so that was the decision that was made to move on with a new leader at a head coach. >> i'm sure there was a lot of self evaluation during this process, what was in your opinion the biggest misstep in the course of handling chip. >> you know i go back to the original hiring of chip. it was a bold choice. we knew what the potential pitfalls were, he was our first choice. it was a unanimous decision we had in the hiring process that we should make the bold choice, i thought after 15 years in goes in one direction there was a reason to do that. and i think whenever you make a bold choice i hate to ever be risk averse, i don't want to operate that way whether it's acquiring a player or picking a head coach it's bet toward go for it, rather than say, other teams are doing it that way, we have never operated that way. sometimes it's a bold risk and sometimes it doesn't work out. >> jeffrey just to clarify howie rosen's role, will you seek out a traditional general manager to step into the f

i think that showed during peak of this year.ut then when you look at industrial production and the activity that the fed is driving, you're just not seeing the same growth. so it carried on into the fourth quarter as we thought. going into the first quarter of next year we really got to see if this increased customer consumer spending is that really going to start driving industrial production? now with the strength of the dollar and some other factors we're not seeing it but we're hopeful to see it change come first of the year. >> one more question for you. that's the fact that a lot of folks out there don't realize that u.p.s. is one of the top customers for the freight rail industry in the country. with all of this consolidation chatter going on with certain railroads, how do you as a shipper see that? are you concerned about it? >> you know, what we're concerned about is making sure that the railroads continue to provide us the service that they certainly have over the last year or so. and if they can do that in the present

new year 's day will see a mix of sun and clouds as temperatures peak in the mid-50s across the upstate and upper 40s in western north carolina. look to sunny skies and cool temperatures to settle in throughout the 3 ((wrap up)) 3 now lets send it over to the pit crew traffic center. 3 we're watching:spartanburg accident/ems drayton rd @ skylyn drgreenville: hwy 123 @ pendleton rd rd 3 back to you guys: 3 we're following breaking news---- 3 out of greenville county-where deputies are responding to an armed robbery at the sally's beauty supply on wade hampton boulevard.right now details are limited...but dispatch tells us a man wearing a light blue hoodie and jeans robbed the shop at gunpoint...and then possibly drove off in a small, gold 4-door car.a search is underway for the suspect. we have a crew on the scene and we'll bring you updates as we get them on air and online at foxcarolina.com. 3 now to a developing story at four---- 3 an anderson cop brutally beaten...nearly stabbed...by a masked assailant...now anderson police are asking for the public's help to find out who attacked he

peak. before the eb-5 renovation began in 2008, this was a ski slope going downhill. it's now a year-round resort attracting customers to its rides, rimption, restaurants. dining revenues alone now top $10 million, doubling what the resort took in pre-eb-5. >> this is immense and priceness. >> reporter: for mike and bob, economic growth has meant career growth as well. >> somebody like myself who is just maybe cooking steaks, but because it is growth, it gives me opportunity where i can move up and become a supervisor. >> reporter: it even benefited the local quilting bee. >> there were 33 people in the old hotel. >> reporter: kay was the organizer. >> by j. peak opening this wonderful conference center, we're able to expand and have 115 people here this year. >> reporter: including a nurse from nearby. >> i volunteered because i wanted to thank him. a lot of the farms are going out of business, there wasn't much opportunity for the youth in this area, and you've come here and it's like thi

snow levels at 2500 feet and enougháp moisture movingtv inland over the peak we could get some snow.sting of in it by year. right now it is 34 degrees if nap a.33 at santa rosa, 33 fairfield, 37 in loss dpat os and fume russ low 40's so item going to be a cold overnight period as the night is already off to pretty child start. these are forecast future. isolated showers still possible maybe even dust of snow in the hair peak if the moisture cops it's bright and chilly tomorrow with freezing cold weekend nights ahead. 11:00 o'clock tonight we'll 10 to see that little trickle of moisture perhaps more than just a triple moving down the coast lean again some could move inland and produce showers and snow is possible over the bay area peak at the 2500 foot level if the moisture moves in while it's cold. speaking of cold our cold snap will produce has produced a freeze watch for the interior valley of the north bay east bay santa clara valley and santa cruz mountains for saturday sunday morning overnight low during that period in these locates will drop into the mid upper 20's in locations

there may be some peaks of sun here in the metro by tomorrow afternoon. temperatures for sunday will stay pretty steady through the day hovering close to the freezing mark all day long. by tomorrow night, the clouds will begin to lift north as a system approaches. the approaching winter storm will cause travel headaches on monday. western and central iowa should expect mainly snow, although freezing rain iowa should expect a mix bag of freezing rain, rain, and some snow as the day progresses. snow totals with this system could top the 6" mark in central iowa, so stay with local 5 for the latest. nikki also coming up on local five news at ten... a fort dodge family faces tragedy after a christmas morning car crash will change their lives forever... nikki december 26 is boxing day! see how people here in des moines celebrated the holiday from across the pond. nikki presidential candidates took a break from the campaign trail this holiday, but they are still busy preparing for the iowa caucus, now just five weeks away. " local 5 news at 10 in hd starts now.

peak times, both a.m. and p.m. and average freeway speeds delined by less than a mile per hour at the a.m. peak period and about 3 miles per hour at the evening period. for transit performance, we monitor muni's rubber tire fleet using on board apc amounts which records the time that buses arrive and depart at transit stops and the time it takes to unload and load passengers, we map [inaudible] auto speeds to transit speeds by segment, the map on the right is red being slower and blue and green being faster, average bus speeds were 8.7 miles per hour in the a.m. period which is down one-tenth of one mile an hour fra the 2013 monitoring period, and 7.9 miles per hour in the evening period which is also down. although average transit speeds declined, the magnitude is less than general traffic speeds which has led to transit becoming more xhet tif with automobiles in terms of speed. we used the measurement of the auto transit speed ratio which is simply the auto speed divided by the transit speed, a lower auto to tran

we are starting off with clouds this morning, but by the end of the peaks of sunshine before the sun sets. temperatures will be the winds out of the northwest at 10-20 mph, it will feel much colder! wind chills today will be in the teens in northern iowa and 20s here in the metro. overnight, as skies begin to clear, our temps will drop quickly into the teens and 20s. factoring in the wind tonight, the feels-like temperatures will be in the teens in central iowa and single digits to the north. throw an extra blanket on the bed tonight! by tomorrow, the sun will return, but it won't do much for temperatures which will hover close to the freezing mark. there is the possibility, mainly in northeastern iowa, of a brief flurry tomorrow afternoon with light, if any, accumulations expected. for friday >>> get ready, get set, it's finally here. it'sthe chew's" holiday spectacular with the world

is the cold air really brings a chill to the higher peaks and elevations fourth.orge: at this moment no mission in life at the bay bridge this whole like the traffic is and is likely that would not be activated at all this morning the wind advisory is present and this bridge is not a breath, but it could be in a little while the delays and traffic for the san mateo ride over to and come not a haven for the trip and to rent the of the richmond bridge there was a major department in 1955. >>george: he suddenly says start telling the work on to start tracking him and report to answer every phone call that will call upon they will tell the entire command a cute stopped answering the phone calls and you tell what he is. >>darya: months of you please ask the figure helped another pack package that and can they said he took the papillon 145 and the afternoon and homeless on avondale avenue he walked up to the package and that he walked down the block and then hit to the package. >>darya:. >>reporter: they're collecting all of these children for can't follow the san franc

snow levels at 2500 feet and enougháp moisture movingtv inland over the peak we could get some snow.g of in it by year. right now it is 34 degrees if nap a.33 at santa rosa, 33 fairfield, 37 in loss dpat os and fume russ low 40's so item going to be a cold overnight period as the night is already off to pretty child start. these are forecast future. isolated showers still possible maybe even dust of snow in the hair peak if the moisture cops it's bright and chilly tomorrow with freezing cold weekend nights ahead. 11:00 o'clock tonight we'll 10 to see that little trickle of moisture perhaps more than just a triple moving down the coast lean again some could move inland and produce showers and snow is possible over the bay area peak at the 2500 foot level if the moisture moves in while it's cold. speaking of cold our cold snap will produce has produced a freeze watch for the interior valley of the north bay east bay santa clara valley and santa cruz mountains for saturday sunday morning overnight low during that period in these locates will drop into the mid upper 20's in locations but

you got to have a lot going for you to achieve peak performance in leadership. and so, you know, that was the decision was made to -- to move on with a new leader as a head coach. >> search jeffrey lurie indicated has begun immediately. he's begun to contact candidates but the new leader the new head coach will he have sam bradford as his starting quarterback? sam is unrestricted free agent after sunday's game with the new york giants. he indicated last saturday after the game with the redskins he would like to stay here but sam bradford also indicated today well let's say and see who the new boss is. >> i still enjoy the guys on this team, you know. i enjoy the city. i enjoyed my team here. obviously i think a lot of it depends who they hire and what type of offensive system he wants to run. >> i think it will be a current coordinator in the national football league i think it will be an nfl guy. i think jeffrey lurie kind of learned a lesson here it will not ab college guy who takes over as his new head coach and as far as personnel, yes, jeffrey lurie says he

cameron lands to tour the region as floodwaters in some areas peaked. more rain is forecast for those parts of england for the middle of t week. in australia, a brush fire had destroyed more than a hundredhomes just west of melbourne along southern coast. officials warn it could take weeks to get the fire out. marie: this bring you back to southern nevada where we are your new year's eve weather authority. congratulations, you survived a chilly night. reed: it was cold but we are all still here. chloe: we will be in for more cold nights but not as cold as last night. take a quick look at the time lapse. today was uneventful. we will see clouds streaming in. you can see them streaming and over the valley becoming mostly cloudy later this evening. a live look outside. we are starting to see clouds move into the valley. we are in the 40's in most neighborhoods. 42 in summerlin. upper 40's for the downtown area. 51 in sunrise. temperatures starting off this morning very cold. look at this, starting at 29 degrees in summerlin. 18 degrees for blue diamond thi

r lzt& 9wd // and liftoff...liftoff of tim kopra, yuri malenchenko and timothy peake on their way to the international space station // //astronaut tim peake made history today when he took off from a launchpad in kazakhstan. peak will be the first british astronaut to join the i-s-s crew.he's on his way to the international space station where he will spend six months orbiting the earth.the flight thanks for watching your cbs 2 news at six. "entertainment tonight" is up next.we hope you'll join us tonight at ten.

forrest, have we reached the peak of this? ui officials don't think so. in talks with state health officials, the school says that may be a ways off. the ui has taken measures to fight the effort hasn't shown any imimct on the spread of f e disease. you can't see it on the sidewalks of campus, but mumps continues to spread at the university of iowa.only a handful of cases showed up at first, back in late september. as of monday, officials confirmed about 160 had mumps at the ui. typically y mbers of cases neverer get anywhere close to that. "in an average year, sometimes you see one or two. the numbers are very low. a really y ndom case here or there, but it doesn't spread."lisa james, the ui's associate director for clinical outreach, said mumps numbers this year are the highest they've been since 2006, when the midwest had a large outbreak of the contagious disease. a couple hundred cases showed up on campus. nat crowd with numbers again inching that direction, the ui fought back in november with free vaccinions. about students got a third measles, mmps

typically, those spreads at the peak of from 200 to 500 basic points whiters than the market.have been creaking in that points whiterasis than the market. creeping in that direction. maybe this is the time to get involved. that would tell you that there is still room to grow. you have not reached a true capitulation yet. joe: we know that energy is in trouble, but also some signs of tightening and credit weakness outside of energy. a, do you think it will get worse? hike? --tand the rate can it stand the rate hike? a strongere that by dollar, higher interest rates, and now the cost of borrowing for higher risk accompanies is going up. at the same time, some sectors, some companies, and places like theyy, materials, coal, can't get any debt financing. credit conditions are tightening up. now we have the macro effect of the central bank who is also planning to ratchet up rates. we do expect credit conditions to marginally continue to tighten as we go into next year. that is a another warning signal that it is not quite over yet. the signaling out of the bond market in particular

the big meteor shower takes place, actually happening now, but peaks this weekend. i think there's going to be a lot more cloud cover, especially on sunday. so may not be as visible. if you want to go out though, you can go out tonight if you've got a clear space or tomorrow night before the clouds get too thick around the area. because it's a pretty good one, about one to two meteors per minute and does peak over the weekend. in the meantime, it's all about the temperatures for us and feeling like spring in december. more record highs expected this weekend. the city may get in on the action this time on sunday. into the mid 60s. right now it's in the mid 50s across eastern long island to the hamptons. very mild out there. montauk at 56. it's 54 in white plains. in the 40s inland, new jersey. the visibility is downmone in a couple spots. down below 5 miles in bridgewater. patchy fog in spots. overall, the visibility is good. there are some high clouds streaming in overhead. and we're picking up some thicker clouds back around chicago and cincinnati. those clouds wil

thursday will peak in the mid-50s and mid-40s under gradually clearing skies. look to see dry 3 and again - greenwood county one of those regions south of i-85 that saw the brunt of this system - fox carolina's rebecca atkins spent the day out there - what are you seeing at this hour? road was unpassable. the water was rushing and emergency management says at least six families were displaced and were taken to a shelter opened by the red cross. 3 3 3 nats: "its very frustrating to have to deal with this." rushing water ripped through the wilson creek mobile home park in greenwood early wednesday. cars sit submerged in water and residents were evacuated. 3 4:40:32it's caused a lot of people to not be able to get back and forth to their homes, wish there was something they could do to fix it make it better." donald cortright says this is the second time he and his family have dealt with flooding in just a few months. 4:44:00i have a wife and a daughter back there and i can't get to them right now and it scares me cause i don't know what to do or how to get to the

overall, home prices are still 12% below peak, but moody's expects prices to keep climbing. locally, there are new signs that home prices are soaring well beyond boston. the median price of a single family home was $340,000 for the first 11 months of this year. that's up 2.3%. cities that don't traditionally benefit from economic boosts like lynn, new bedford, and fall river also saw a jump in prices. erika: now a look at the top trending stories on social media this morning. randy: a former glee star is arrested on child porn charges. 33-year-old mark salling was handcuffed yesterday, after a warrant was served at his home in los angeles. an ex-girlfriend allegedly tipped off police. salling is best known for starring in the musical comedy-drama which ended its run this year. erika: carrie fisher is responding to movie goers, who were apparently surprised to see she doesn't look like this anymore. the original princess leia reprises her role in the new movie, star wars, the force awakens. she put out a tweet saying, in part, quote please stop debating whether or not i aged

markets often peak later in a bear market. we saw that in 2007.dicators are already in a bear market. that is logical. we have taken away the sugar high. i think we have got the economic pressure. tom: a strong and market down 13%. i got that off the bloomberg terminal. jonathan: in this world of record low interest rates, low bond yields, surely that supports the equity market to some extent? >> that is not a new story. what we have actually had is fed tightening for 18 months. tapering its tightening could you look at shadow fed funds rate has gone from -3 to zero. we have had 300 basis point of tightening. plus the dollar. joke about your wonderful skills. within the equity markets, there is a dilution that central bankers are holding it up. analystsy are saying, no. cash flow is legitimate. >> first of all, obviously, the central bank had a finger in the pie. one of the things it that is crystal clear, if you have low interest rate and future earnings a new discount them at a lower rate, -- tom: are we going to take the cfa exams this weekend.

i think that peak relatively speaking is going to peak on christmas eve. we are forecasting a high of 64. that would be a new record high for the date. our high on christmas day will be at midnight i think. that will be around 60. that could fall short. something we will watch. we will cool down on christmas day. by the afternoon we will probably be falling back into the 40s. here is your full seven day. next week looks a little bit by april. a couple of isolated showers on monday and tuesday as well as wednesday. highs mainly in the 50s. then that peak heat on christmas eve. kind of an unusual here for us here. >> the santa graphic is up now. >> yeah. >> it is a busy seven days. >> reindeer there. all right. thank i you so much. too close for come -- comfort for one fan. he is trying to save the ball seat. that is the wife of jason day. she was carried out an a stretcher. after the game james tweeted, early day i hope you are doing okay. my apologies. another game soon. love l j. something test me she will -- tells me she will be in a luxury box next time

e-zpass pays 10.50 during off peak hours. 12.50 during peak hours. nice cold water. plunge. special olympics is the charity that benefits from us dipping in the ocean. temperatures going to 52. we will see our temperatures 53 tomorrow. rain on long island possible tuesday. cloudy and 46. climb into the 50s with the forecast. above average through the rest looks good. >> willing toni got flowers from a fan this morning. >> thank every year, the amount of data your enterprise uses goes up. smart devices are up. cloud is up. analytics is up. seems like everything is up except your budget. introducing comcast business enterprise solutions. with a different kind of network that delivers the bandwidth you need without the high cost. because you can't build the business of tomorrow

we have had a meteor shower recently but we are past its peak. i would be shocked if it was able to last in the sky for 10 minutesomething breaking up, most likely an old satellite. kevin: i don't know of any launches that happened in the last couple days that are still up there. we were talking about that elon musk launch but that was yesterday. when you see something breaking up like this, and as high as it was to be seen in bakersfield with the curvature of the earth, i can't think of it being anything else. it is well above the altitude at which airplanes fly. i am getting a call from an astronomer right now. let me get back with you. jim: with everything going on in the world right now, it is an alarming sight to see an mccarran airport doesn't have any planes unaccounted for. marie: a big sigh of relief but we still don't know what it is. surveillance cameras show a man running from police and fall off the escalator and fall headfirst. they were trying to steal from a macy's store in ohio. he was caught switching price tags of the store. he

the area is mission peak and the mission peak regional preserve. the problem is the parking lot fills up quickly, so visitors park in the surrounding neighborhoods. relief could be coming for the neighbors who can't seem to find a spot on the street. city council has agreed to allow a petition drive that may lead to to permits. they're looking into expanding the mission peak lot to about 300 spaces. >>> 4:57. coming up, the south bay city unloads a water rate hike on residents and it's not sitting well with many folks. >>> who will sit atop the polls after last night's year-end debate. one candidate mired in a tailspin, potentially getting things turned around by taking on trump. talking tough-- fireworks between >> this is a tough business. >> you're a tough guy, jeb. >> i guess those guys are talking tough. fireworks between republican candidates as they battle it out for the last time this year. the highs and lows from last night's gop debate. >> plus taking water conservation to a whole new level. a 65% water rate hike. "today in the bay" start

around 5:30 a.m., we saw one peak and then it lost almost all of its gains only to peak higher.ff the session highs at 1.1%. skewing onee negative piece of news from citigroup. toorts say oil could fall the high 20's or so, but that would be later one next year. -- exxon and chevron leading the dow higher. 3.3% and chevron up 2.8%. a price target of $84. natural gas is still sliding down for its fifth day in the row -- fifth day in a row. betty: thank you so much. we are monitoring breaking news out of l.a.. we have more from the breaking news desk. it is developing, the nation's second-largest school district. it has been shut down because officials are calling a criminal terrorist -- a credible terrorist threat. in electronic threat that involved many schools. the district ordered the students in more than 900 schools to go or stay home. buses collected those already at school. >> it was not to one school, two or three, it was many. there were many schools, that is the reason they took the action that i did. the superintendent said he ordered the schools closed out of a abunda

that's three years the market peaks eight months prior to recession. so we're three years from recession. you know, call it 2 1/4 years from when the market should peak, let's even back that out to 2 years, and we have a good period ahead. >> room to run. >> tony, appreciate it. >> it's been a fun year doing the show. >> always, likewise, we've enjoyed having you as well. all right, coming up, a white night for green mountain. chipotle continues to make investors sick. and we're making sense of today's big moves. plus, trade school on a tough sector. how an energy investor with 15 billion under management is navigating the plunge in oil. >>> welcome back to the halftime report. keurig green mountain sharing up. agree to be taken private by an investor group led by jab holdings. coca-cola, which owns about 17% of keurig, says it's fully supportive of the deal. you look at small cap companies like soda stream, they're popping on the news, up about 5% here. that's a company that has a 320 market cap at this point. a smaller cap for sure. still, beverages

thursday will peak in the mid-50s and mid-40s under gradually clearing skies. look to see dry conditions as the new year out www.foxcarolina .com/weather for more on the forecast and interactive radar 3 and don't forget to wake up with thee morning news-- meteorologist nicole papay will have a check of the forecast as you head out the door--and traffic reporter chris scott will have the latest road conditions on your way to work.that's from 5:00 3 greenwood county was one of those regions south of i-85 that saw the brunt of this system.fox carolina's rebecca atkins was out there today - and rebecca, what are you seeing at this hour? 3 the road behind me in the wilson creek mobile home park is still closed off after it flooded earlier today. you can even see where that water once was. 3 greenwood emergency management says at least six families were evacuated from their homes in this mobile home park. roads were washed out, cars were submerged under water and many people couldn't get to their homes. shortly after 3, the us 25 bypass at burgess drive was closed of

the blood flow peaks in late childhood and adolescence.in is ad the massive computer where the connections are just tremendous and exuberant read the beginning. connections that are not useful over time are taken away. everyone is really worried about injuries that occurred during the developmental stages. mentioned, this is one of the latest things that is finished in the developing brain. the development of the wires goes on into your young 20's. that really determines the speed and efficiency of connections between different brain regions. it a very dynamic. time. dr. kandel: the learning mechanisms in the adult brain are two kinds. the making of new connections and the retraction of connections. these of the things that are y during thisla phase. amazing plasticity of the brain. walter: and the young brain changes are happening dramatically. if you think about how your brain develops and how your go throughlop, you this tremendous advance in an executive function and planning. the teenage brain is questionable whether there is anything

a lot of variables, probably will pass through that peak in 2016.)) ((karen castro)) all indicators point to a positive outlook in the year ahead. stephen miller with the center for business and economic research at unlv predicts a healthy job growth. ((stephen miller - center for business and economic research, unlv: unemployment rate has come down more slowly than some would have hoped but its been coming down. its almost back to where is was before the great recession.)) ((karen castro)) in 2010, the unemployment rate in nevada hit its peak at almost 14- percent. since then, it has been on a downward trend and now sits at nevada ranks 11-th in the nation for job growth from 2009 to 2015 with construction seeing the biggest gains. however, the industry is nowhere close to where it use to be before the economic crisis. ((edward coulson - director, lead institute for real estate studies, ununv: construction is down that's not a bad thing, if you want prices to be up.)) ((karen castro)) edward coulson with the lead institute for real estate studies at

we are looking at the supply has likely peaked. he of seen the peak for supply.d have modest recovery. we are more pessimistic on the metal side. erik: the recovery from $37 to what? joyce: maybe middle 40's. michael: which is where we were a month ago. joyce: is it going to $25, or $40, orthe middle around $50 over time? that is the question. michael: in the credit space, is it the same as equities? would you buy anything and energy equity, or do we need to wait for the recovery? joyce: we felt being underweight was not the way to be coming you should be an neutral. i'm selecting names that look like they should -- the energy sectors, the rising rate environment. the exploration of production, pipeline, production, services -- what would you look at? joyce: i think that you still have in the exploration area, there is more distress. it is harder unless you understand the names. you have to look at the names, with something more liquid at this stage. russia.you mentioned are there other economies you would look into? brazil has a lot of potential, the second down

tides will peak over six feet high. meteorologist is here with the latest. >> it's a little bit of rain. i think the bigger issue may be the wind. it's going to come through rather quickly tomorrow morning. then we stay unsettled for christmas eve. for the most part it's partly to mostly -- waufle cloudy to mostly cloudy. there's not a lot of moisture associated with it. there won't be that much rain moving through on thursday. we have a winter storm warning in effect for interior mendocino county. they could pick up three inches of snow, a winter weather advisory in effect. a live look from lake tahoe showing a winter wonder land. they're about to get more snow in the next 24 hours. the forecast calls for that cold storm coming on christmas eve. christmas day itself is dry, bright, and chilly. that will introduce some frosty mornings. 49 kong cord. 508 in san francisco. smoke at 49. our next storm will be a 2. about a quart 20 a half an inch of rain. the bigger issue, i think these wind gusts to about 45 miles an hour.

look to see more rain move in monday with highs peaking in the mid to upper 60s. heavy rain will likely move in monday night into tuesday.

cain was the backup to charone peake. swinney says peake will probably play more snaps tomorrow against oklahoma. swinney says the suspensions are not a distraction for the team. "it doesn't affect our team, ya'll may think it does, but it doesn't affect our team. "it doesn't affect our team, ya'll may think it does, but it doesn't affect our team. we had a great practice yesterday. you know, this is just what i do. it's part of my job. when you have 115 guys, young people, you're going to have some discipline from time to time, that's just part of it. at the end of the day, there are consequences for your actions, and we always re-enforce that and instill that in our program and always will. it doesn't matter who they are or how big the game is...if you don't do what's right, you ain't playing." dabo says the clemson careers of mccullough and lakip are over. he says cain has a chance to return to the team if he grows up. on the road with the tigers at the orange coming up--some viewers can expect some more rain tonight,

. >> because people think we are at peak autos here so the numbers could only go lower.reasonable but the stocks haven't been able to get out of their own way for the last couple of years. ford is between 13.5 and 16 for the last three years. so do i think you will get crushed in it? no. but we have mentioned manny, mow and tyler mathisen. carl icahn is involved in. and auto zone, a monster until recently, failed at 800. not expensive at 16 times forward earnings. i would be with them rather than ford or gm. >> i'll tell you why they haven't gotten out of the way. elon musk. look at what he did with space x. the ground is moving below his feet and it is not moving. and they only sold 50,000 cars and it doesn't matter. they are not a technology company. we talked about is tesla an auto or tech company. smat point tesla is -- at some point tesla is going to -- elon musk, as he willed the falcon 9 to go up and come back down, that is the story. so if you want to invest in auto tech, tesla at some point. >>> still ahead, share disney taking a hit and that is not the only one

that's down from a peak of 87-hundred dollars per acre in 2013. the researcher says stagnant commodity prices and declining farm income means values probably won't rise any time soon. but he says they're still almost 14 percent higher than 2011 values. in eastern iowa, farmland values dropped in all counties except allamakee, while we haven't had that low of temperatures, getting away from the winter weather can be a great idea. but sifting through online deals can be time consuming and you may not find the lowest prices. travel agents may the ticket to your happiness. the region! if it's trash day in your area, watch for 40mph at times. while a sprinkle or two may occur with this passing warm front, we won't really see much out of this fbom a rain standpoint. we'll see a gradual downturn in temperature, and we should be down around 35 by 6pm. plan on dry conditions through sunday, but our temperatures will be undergoing a rollercoaster ride. our coolest day will be friday highs bouncing right back into the upper 40s by sunday. today: windy, falll

when he realized he'd misdialed - peake tweeted his regret - saying... "i'd like to apologize to the lady i just called by mistake saying, 'hello, is this planet earth?' not a prank call... just a wrong number!" no word on if he did figure out the right phone number. now fox5 weather 24/7 (( weather )) officially it was a trace of snow at mccarran airport around the midnight hour. but for folks staying up to listen for reindeer hooves clicking on the rooftop, they got some briefly measurable snow in the far west and northwest parts of was maybe a quarter of an inch. as you might guess, the most accumulation was way up top on mt charleston where they had 6 inches as of early this morning. and you know what? we're not done with slight chances for a few more flying flurries in the valley. the bigger story that affects all of us is the wind and the much cooler temps. winds will be coming from the north - cold north wind - and when you combine that with temps down to the upper 20s, you've got wind chills down to the teens. the below stretch into mid- week. da

meantime passengers say this train was traveling perhaps 40 to 60 miles per hour at its peak and they were all wondering why it wasn't stopping. >> we failed our passengers today. >> reporter: for nine harrowing minutes 50 passengers were on a run-away red line >> all the lights went off, so everything was dark. we had no lights in the entire cars. >> that's the first time i noticed in quincy center we were going really fast and i was like wow, that's really weird. we hadn't stopped. >> reporter: the 6 a.m. train left braintree and barreled through four stops before finally coming to a stop between north quincy and js umass all without an operator. david vazquez had been cleared to put the train in bypass mode because of a broken signal. he was supposed to engage two brake systems and throw a toggle switch. instead he got off.

how night skiers at pats peak are enjoying the arrival of winter. plus, another republican presidential candidate is calling it quits. why former new york governor george pataki decided to suspend his campaign. democratic candidate hillary clinton braving the storm to meet with supporters today. the key points she pushed home in a short speech. also, new hampshire' s own chip kelly is now without a job. eagles firing their head coach. like we do. now, wmur news 9 tonight. tom: needless to say, it' s been a cold, wet, snowy, and down granite state. live looks right now in portsmouth. m tom griffith. the question is when will the storm move out and how much snow did we get? let' s head right over to meteorologist josh judge to find out. s mostly over but still and snow in northern new hampshire. let' s look at some of those numbers here and see what' s left. stratham about six inches, hampton beach -- hampton beach sutton and over. in brentwood and concord, the state' s official number, 4.2 inches. the winter weather advisory still in effect for some