rain we haven't seen in over a decade pip just want to make sure everybody's prepared. you want to prepare your limb ones as well. i'm want to show you when we're expecting the heaviest stuff. all of this is going to continue to pretty much stave put right where it is in the north bay as we head throughout the morning hours and the chance for showers will deteriorate. really nice day and tomorrow is going to be pretty nice as well. then i take you into late week starting on wednesday night. we have rainfall on the way. now, this system is definitely going to have an atmospheric river tap. i can tell you that is what's going to create these heavy totals but this is where we're going to be in the thick of it, starting at about 6:00 a.m. on thursday morning, that heavy rainfall moving to the north bay, sliding over san francisco about 10:00 a.m. to 4:00. and in san francisco, we're expecting the heavy stuff between 3:00 and 8:00. and we're talking about inches of rain, it's going to to get very active here. it's going to come in all at once and a lot of it will impact your

thank you to all the members for your engainment in this vital and important debate pip think how weensure our security, how we demonstrate our collective commitment to fighting and defeating isil and how we sustain our core values is by engaging in this open and democratic debate. and i for one think we should stay and continue this debate until we have crafted an aumf that can succeed in being taken up and passed by the congress and that we should have on the table in this debate and discussion another issue that hasn't yet been raised. i filed an amendment to the aumf for this debate and discussion today, a provision that would call for a plan for how the funds required for the conduct of our war against isil would be offset through reduced spending, increased revenue, or both. all of this debate, this discussion today about revigs to the aumf from 2002 or 2001 to geographic restrictions or time restrictions or the scope or the strategy are done in the context of a nation that is weary of 14 years of war in iraq and afghanistan and wary of not understanding at the outset the scope

was initially two hours pip just talked to the c.h. play of work left. so this could be open of prchl you try to give it lipton. nndon't be surprised if we see other trees coming down already. >> let's check hope there's no injury. thanks so much, bob. >> travel is expected to be slow at best today at the bay area airports. that's if you're one of the lucky pound, inbound and outband been prp -- the pay o how p how zpla's bizzed to check lonell -- you know what's so interesting, all southwest out of reno were cancelled as well. got i don't know but as you can see, tahoe not really feeling the impact just yet. that is really going to take shape as we head throughout the nest few hours. overnight you may con der, why didn't i get any rain or wind? isolated event up in the north bay, but they have been getting hammered all night long and there's more rain on the way. marin county getting hit the hardest, starting to see a little break from the heavy stuff now in sonoma county. this entire front is pressing south. it will be here in the south bay as we hit a

. >> that's really, really fun pip now, i just wanted to glue a couple wrapped presents that are actuallynd then bring a person to sit in the car, and like, those presents are for you. >> string lights through the cabin, too. >> you could have lights. >> eggnog dispenser. get crazy. tip this guy's ride. >> here's the cool thing. you can kind of hear it crackling. >> careful. you don't want to do put you to sleep if drives. >> sitting by a fire, warm, koez. boom. glads no heat is coming out of this. it's get even better. a little message. >>> around the holidays, everyone and everything deserves a present. this is farmer derek clingingberg and he has, you can see from the present in his hand, it says, to cow from farmer derek. he places the box in the middle of the cow pasture and if you look really closely -- >> okay nap dude -- >> farmer derek has his trombone pup said it. yes, ah, yeah, that dude. that dude, internet famous. his video, nearly 8 million views a little earlier in 2014. farmer derek starts playing "jingle bells" on his trombone. [ playing "jingle bells" ] >> the cow, comin

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the doylestown police department requesting a mug shot of the man who impersonated the deceased cop pip i'm show you pictures from ten years ago. >> happening today, a convicted cop killer on pennsylvania's death row is schedule to be executed. the case involves the bucks county murder of newtown police officer brian gregg in 2005, robert anthony flur pleaded guilty. it happened while he grabbed his gun having a blood test during a dui arrest. >>> also today, the sentencing hearing for oswaldo rivera will be held in camden. a jury convicted rivera of murdering a 6-year-old in a 2012 break-in. rivera also stabbed dominique's older sister amber who survived. was trying to protect his sister. >>> the search for missing college student shane montgomery. classmates held a candlelight vigil for him. shane disappeared last week after a night out with friends in manayunk. they lit candles to show support for the ongoing search. the reward is now up to $31,000 for choose leading to finding shane. >> a wonderful support system. a wonderful, wonderful family. a very strong and resilient mother who

was the supremes then i was david ruffin and she was the december takes and then i was -- i was the pips and they took gladys knight. and by that time sister renata comes no and starts screaming and yelling at us and tells us to hold out our hands and we did and she proceed today whack them. and then told us to turn them over and whack them again. and to the point where it was cracking and there was blood and the stinging and it was so hard. and terrible the pain. and then she had the goal to say, now go -- goll to say go back and finish cleaning and i said with what, our feet. and it was crack. she just smacked me across the face and backhanded and it was and it was three or four slappings, so it was adding insult to injury. and then we had to go and clean the bathroom. and the girl, crazy cindy, started cursing. and sister renata thought it was me, so i had bloody hands, they are stinging, i am trying to not touch the soap because it's burning. and she takes the soap out of my hands and sticks it in to my mouth. tells me i have a potty mouth. >> and you were six? >> i was six. and but

this is like a school yard bull pip nothing more. >> and wayne it is about this movie, because that's what they got into. however, it could be so many other things as well. they may be going after credit cards next. >> well who cares. it wasn't. it was about a movie. obama doesn't run sony. some other people do. amy pascal running right after this happened to go to seek out al sharpton's advice how to handle this? this is outa rages. some of the dumbest stuff i've seen. i agree with juan on this one. this is not an act of war. this is people who just shouting fire in a theater. >> yeah. >> go ahead. >> wait until your property is stolen, wayne. you say it's a movie. >>way -- exactly. >> making threats towards americans, wayne. you say this has nothing to squawk about. these are -- america's threatened. >> america is threatened every day, threatened constantly. we don't -- >> we do a lot about it. >> guys. >> grow some -- >> time. all right. i stopped it at the right time. michelle, let me ask this. wayne referenced al sharpton. may make a good point. al sharpton works for nbc. owned b

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my balance was terrible before pip love it. >> reporter: this is foolishness.hould be shut down. they don't have medical staff here. i was not feeling well. i don't see a doctor nearby if i need some help. >> foolishness. now would you like to tell our viewers where you ended up hours after that. >> i ended up in the er. >> did you? >> ♪♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and meteorologist, david murphy. >> ♪♪ >> happening on this tuesday december 30th. >> we're following breaking news this morning. search teams looking for that missing air asia flight have found bodies floating in the water. >> developing overnight the search is on for a robber after yet another hotel near philadelphia international airport is hit. >> and a philadelphia charter school closes its doors in the middle of the school year leaving parents scrambling to find new classrooms. >> good morning, it's 4:30 now right now. karen rogers is off. let's head over to dave murphy he's got your accuweather.

the secret service alerting businesses to be in alert for counterfeit bills pip the secret service says this is the time of year where people frequently pay in cash. crooks will bleach 500 bills to look like hundreds or just fake money. >> when you hold the bill up to the light to see the water mark. you just see it's the party mark there. they don't really look at the portrait. >> all the cash that i've received is taken and deposited successfully at the bank no rejects so far. >> so far so good for him. that's the christmas village. police tell nbc10 that someone did make a purchase using a make 100 bill at the louis vuitton store last month. >>> a new quinnipiac university poll asked 1300 voters about the idea of hiking the gasoline tax to finance road and mass transit improvements. 58% oppose the idea. but 53% still want transportation improvements. new jersey's transportation trust fund is on the verge of bankruptcy. lawmakers have been meeting to find a solution. >>> and for gas prices in our region, they're falling. in philadelphia, you'll pay an average of $2.85 a gallon. that's

we talked about everything in the right world ment he asked my pip.d lots of time we disagreed about it. thought that was a really healthy thing. i got the young people who helped me ap i said, you know, if my of you come in this oval fice and tell me me what you think what i want to hear my goose is cooked. and you got to cultivate people. ap that can be taught. if nothing else, we can help people get out of their own way. everyone of everyone has a dream and bring it to bear. >> president bush, this was no scholarsial leadership program when you were deproge up. >> gentlemen, there was. george h.w. bush. [laughter] >> my next question is -- [laughter] >> is there anything you wish somebody had taught you about leadership before you became a leader? i thought you were going to promote my book. >> you apsed that question. >> first of all, let me go back to the question you asked, oy agree. i don't think you can teach how mill ti or being secure or teach courage. i think you can get people two rules in their system. this program is aimed at people who

i do this every week pip go from hotel to hotel and i crash weddings. >> okay. >> roast duck, that iurbo with scallions. >> the wedding in china will have this kind of meal for whole two days. whole weekend. >> i'm telling you, we should do this every week. i'll come back. i'm going to move to shanghai. and you and me, twice a week we'll just go to weddings. >> [ speaking in foreign language ]. [ applause ] >> you may kiss your bride. [ applause ] [ laughter ] >> and there is, of course, drinking. much drinking. >> she wants to share with you. >> it begins. >> when i first came to china, it was for business, and one after the other everyone at the table came up and said, ah, mr. bourdain, i would like to do a drink with you. all of it. i didn't know how to politely say no. i can't, i can't. i just kept doing it and doing it. i got super [ muted ] up. i ended up going like to karaoke. i ended up singing a billy idol song. i think i sang "white wedding." she's making it a personal mission to get me seriously drunk. i'm just wondering how you got out of that. when i sat down and looked

we have updated numbers from pg&e pip want to give those to you because i think it really illustrates the power of the wind in this storm. there are about 6,000 customers, home and business business all the way around the bay area. nearly half of all of pg&e's outages this morning are in who are zondly but also brought down a tree. there was a tree about an hour and a half ago. this morning that tree fell, did not bring down any power lines but did block some of the lanes of traffic for folks headed to highway 101. but really an inspiration of how powerful the wind has been this morning. we did talk with one of the folks who was on that tree crew this morning. he said under perfect circumstances you want. >> today we will just have to wait and see what happens. that tree is now full of so that's the positive news, this morning, if. >> folks who are walking or driving by bimay not have time to react. give yourself a safe driving distance. if you haven't done so already, get a battery powered radio and some flashlights. you are likely going to need them. >> got to know where all that eq

this is a pip. it's part of a hershey's bar. we break it. we bite it. we sneak it. we smoosh it. bbc world news. i'm geeta guru-murthy with the latest headlines. a statement by the pakistani taliban says six members carried out the peshawar school massacre and expresses no remorse for deaths of the children. >>> ten people are reported to have been killed in neighboring afghanistan when taliban militants detonated a suicide bomb and stormed a bank. >>> five years ago the financial crisis in greece threatened to bring down the eurozone. now more problems are looming because of the economic austerity that follow had the crisis. greek lawmakers are to vote on the country's new president in the first of three possible rounds of voting over the next 12 days. the greek president has a largelarge ly ceremonial role. if he fails to get enough votes by final round, it will trigger a snap election. that may be left for the syriza a party. let's get more from our correspondent in athens for us. how big a threat to financial stability and political stability is greece facing now, chris? >> r

say they support the vatican's role in this new shift in policy, despite fears that it could have pipped safe against politics. >> many here in miami suffered so much, so very much during the 50 years. >> st. patricks runs a catholic radio station, and said while men remain hopeful, they have not forgotten the pain of their personal pass. they are weary of being taken advantage of because so many - received so many times by empty promises coming from cuba. the new policy is an opportunity to test the truth. >> translation: i think it's an opportunity to see what happens, because it's been so many years with the same restrictions. i think it's good for the community. that's what i want from cuba. >> a freedom that can reunite thousands of families. catholic face moves us to healing, rechan silliation, forgiveness, >> reporter: which is why the people of faith say now is the time to have just that >>> younger cubans are opt stb about restoring ties, they are hopeful that they can bring economic benefits. >> translation: let's have a good relationship to this embargo. so it end. >> translat

here in chicago police headquarters, they're basically creating a barrier pip's something we've seen throughout the evening. the police after dealing with some serious headaches yesterday have clearly decided that they didn't want any traffic headaches this evening. the protesters, though, appeared to be relatively peaceful outside the police department and generally peaceful throughout the evening. cnn, chicago. >>> new york's police commissioner has announced plans to retrain all of the city's officers on conflict resolution and the use of force. ryan todd has details. >> reporter: thousands protesting in new york, st. louis, d.c. so-called die-ins in chicago and boston. >> i can't breathe! >> reporter: a national outcry over police tactics and an appeal to prevent this from happening again. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. >> now in new york, the nation's largest police force reeling from the chokehold case is retraining 22,000 officers, supervisors and executives. each gets a three-day course, not just a refresher on tactical training and the proper use of fo

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the other one is dry pip tend to believe the one that is wet. i think we are setting up for a pretty good pattern. >> for a couple weeks maybe. >> hopeful. >>> 6:21 is the time right now. the price of crude oil is rebounding. the cost per barrel is up 5% from yesterday but still at the lowest level since 2008. the price hovering around $69 a barrel. oil prices are down 30% since the start of the year. goldman sax says it's the equivalent of a tax cut for many americans. some analysts say the average price could continue to fall through the winter. one says some states could see prices at the pump drop below $2.50 a gallon. i'm just happy to see below $3. >>> time is 6:22. the new call by president obama following what happened in ferguson, missouri. coming up in 22 minutes the one tool he wants all police officers to have and what it means for bay area law enforcement. >> and up next a warning to u.s. troops. how federal officials say military members social media accounts could make them a target of isis. put your hands together for new nestlé©

this is a pip. it's part of a hershey's bar. we break it. we bite it. we sneak it. we smoosh it. we savor it. we love it. hershey's is mine, yours, our chocolate. doctors have been prescribingdecade, >>> i'm lucy hockings. the top stories this hour. sony faces a backlash after cancelling the planned release of a film about a fictional plot to kill north korea's leader following threats by hackers. >>> secelebrations in cuba and widespread global report after the u.s. and cuban governments make the first moves to normalize relations after 50 years of hostility. >>> a reminder of the break news we've had in the past 40 minutes or so. the european union has imposed a ban on investment in crimea. this is the latest economic sanction against russia in response to the crisis in the east of ukraine. this news came as vladimir putin held his famously long annual end of year news conference in moscow. this year, it lasted for nearly three and a half hours. john simpson was there. he asked mr. putin if he thought russia's actions were leading to a new cold war. >> western countries almost

and am in touch with people in the ball ticks pip think they're nervous and they should be nervous but i do think they feel that article 5 means something and i think nato deserves some credit for doing what it's done to beef up the security of neighbors of russia. but that said, we have to think not in the old-school terms of thousands of troops and tanks crossing the border. it's stirring up local populations along the russian -- estonian and russian latvian border with lithuania. that's where the problem can become. peter, you said latvia in particular is vulnerable because of the banking influence of russia and the russian money and chris walker is here, he knows latvia much better than i do. so i think there should be reason for concern but not for alarm. >> one of the great stories in the past year has been the real -- maybe not surprising but very disappointing reactions from the governments in central and eastern europe. >> yeah. >> in particular the czech republic, slovakia, hungary. the defense minister of the czech republic recently -- and the president -- or sorry the prime

i'm optimistic chris pip think republicans are going to try and use the majority to show voters that they can govern. they want to put legislation in front of the president whether it's in "the impact" segment tonight -- immigration reform tax reform. gone are the days when harry reed can stop the president from having to consider even difficult legislation. >> when you look back at the president's actions, executive actions this year, it's a pretty remarkable list. let's put it up on the screen. in order raising the minimum wage for federal workers, climate deal with china on carbon emissions, shield 5g million illegal immigrants from deportation deportation, resuming diplomatic relations with cuba. susan, how far do you expect the president to go on this wave of executive action? and at some point, will either congress or the supreme court say enough? >> well, you know it's interesting those four things you list three have happened in the past eight weeks since the midterm elections which were undeniably a rebuke of president obama by voters. but since then he's demonstrated how po

but they cared about politics and sports and goes pip and what's going on in the community. >> like you tell me what's important. >> charlie: yes. it seems to me, someone, your dad was in the military, a judge? >> uh-huh. my mother was a psychiatric social worker. >> charlie: they moved around 20-something times. so you have to adjust to different circumstances? >> different people, different cultures, different whatever. so, yeah, i think you're always thinking, like, who are you? you know, what do you like? you learn that that behavior is not character. >> charlie: and you become observational, too. you observe with a keen eye. >> yeah. but i like to know, like you were talking to people in the store, i was, like, what's going on with you? where are you from? what's that accent? are you married? >> charlie: you never become unpopular by asking people questions about themselves. >> that's true, right? >> charlie: i learned that early on. >> that's great. >> charlie: even true about teenagers. people, when you're moving from place to place. >> yeah. >> charlie: once you decided, was it

you can say maybe hillary clinton is the front-runner on the democratic side pip think it's much more wide open than that on the republican side. by the way, on the two issues you were just asking liz about, it's so interesting because if those are the two issues that are defining whether he is conservative enough, those both have their roots in his brother's presidency. certainly immigration reform and then the common core, the debate over educational standards, had its roots in no child left behind and what came out of that and the educational standards argument that came out of that. but who knows whether he's the front runler. we will see. but it's clear that he is speeding the process up. i can guarantee you a number of republicans are not spending this holiday just toasting marshmallows with the family around the christmas fireplace. they're sitting and thinking are we going to go or not and it's sped up the timetable. chris christie, you know, has to be thinking about it. >> there's money there's organizers, a whole infrastructure before you actually announce. and jeb bush is o

we were up trillion pip digits at binning of the day and now we're sliding.ver, energy stocks, looks as though they might have bottomed out here? >> it is interesting. exxon is one of the leaders in the dow jones industrial average. we're ending in negative territory. market breath is still negative. you have energy names with up arrows of the we have names here. halliburton down a quarter of a percent. schlumberger at unchanged line. baker hughes at the unchanged line. stocks don't always correlate with the commodity. >> we're stunned by the vix too. not only did it spat. today, but up 78% over five sessions last week. there seems to be a slight bit of concern with the markets. >> it has been wild. to watch it today to have the intraday swing we haven't seen in three years is highly unusual. so the vix in itself something to keep an eye on. david: folks watching gold particularly as we approach the fed meeting. gold is moving particularly what the fed does and moving down today, isn't it? >> down in the after-hours 30 bucks. gold plays so many roles, right?

>> well, i liked all those very basic empowered girls, you know, pip by -- pippi long stocking and -- >> jo? >> jo. it was big textbook, but they really meant a lot to me. >> with walter? other than spider-man? >> it has to be other -- no. [laughter] you know, i always have, like, a problem with talking about writing to readers because readers think a lot about reading, and i don't know what writers think, but i don't think a lot about reading, and i rarely think that reading has anything to do with writing. i don't equate them. they're two different things. i like them both. but, and so the guy who i like the most is homer, you know? because not only was he illiterate, he was also blind so all he could do was tell stories about things that he had picked up. and that's kind of the way i think of writing, that your tongue is kind of large, big stories in your head, and it doesn't have to do with other people telling stories or writing books or anything like that. the books are something different. they're wonderful, and they do connect, and you tell the story and it gets published, but

. >> a chill hi day out here pip assume you traveled in from somewhere. from where?ith the travel forecast. wedn >> reporter: if you're traffic sh traveling by air, green on the maps that's good, atlanta and new york, we're hoping for no major delays, we through it on there for color and festivities. speaking of festivities, we have the chiwetel ejiofor --oo choo . that's a look at the national outlet look. here's what's happening locally. >> reporter: good morning, i'm meteorologist karen rogers, we're in the low 30s in the suburbs, 42 in the city. 43 is the high, tomorrow, mild, showers around, on and off drizzle and showers through the day. 52 is the high. wednesday is a wet day, windy, too, gusts up to 40 or 0 miles per hour. 61 for the high. christmas day is windy, cooler, dry, 54. wearing them. everybody's wearing them. i just try to fit in. the story of my life. >>> first up in the "heat index" new year's is right around the corner. a loft us will make resolutions. a lot of them will involve getting into shape. in a moment, we'll introduce you to two people wh

. >> the fbi said friday it identified i pip addresses.s on the south korean banks and media outlets last march. at this point the president's options for punishment are somewhat limited. they include a counter cyber attack or freezing bank accounts of north koreans. >> thank you, julianna. one of the biggest questions to come oust this how might it affect the way hollywood makes and distributes movies. let's talk about that with derek. good morning, derek. >> good morning. >> this movie cost $145 million to make. how much is it going to cost them to bail on it? >> first let me say the irony of this in most industries, you have a product that anybody can buy but nobody knows about it. a book a music album. this is the exact opposite. every single person knows about this mean and nobody can buy it nobody can see it. >> the most famous movie and nobody can see it. >> you have a $44 million production cost and $25 mill $30 million for markets. movies are enormously expensive. when you think of what they're losing, you have to thing how much t

. >> yeah pip think you hear about all of this great fresh snow and you can't make the trek.that, they shut it down. >> that will probably be the case through tomorrow as well. we can see a lot of the upper lifts closing. and when the snow stops, we could see white out conditions. stay with us. we will keep you covered here with the storm. and we have part of our coverage by sending in your pictures and joining the coverage. and tracking the storm. >> you know what this is? this is good tv watching weather. that's what i say. stay inside and watch us. because we are on until 10:00 and longer if the situation warrants. we will be tracking the storm for you. continuing here on the catherine heenan 4 morning news with -- here on the cnn cron -- here on kron 4 morning news. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ my baby drove up in a brand new cadillac. ♪ ♪ my baby drove up in a brand new cadillac. ♪ ♪ look here, daddy, i'm never coming back... ♪ discover the new spirit of cadillac and the best offers of the season. lease this 2015 standard collection ats for around $329 a month. wi-fi access

i decided to see for myself pip invited alyssa over to shop my closet. what could work here?ll it. >> exactly. probably post it 20, 25 bucks. >> reporter: but cure rating is key. they need to stand out and be unique. and taking a good photo is everything. my polka do the shirt, it sold in just over a day. unmore insta-success. for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, new york. >> all right, thank you. >>> and now on the "gma" heat index, charcoal, not for barbecues or the stockings of naughty boys and girls anymore, it's one of the trendiest health ingredients out there. abbie boudreau has the details. >> reporter: think of charcoal, backyard barbecues, not toothpaste and facials. activated charcoal. not the kind on the grill, but the medicinal kind is the it ingredient. promising to rid you toxins, unclog your pores and whiten your teeth. >> nobody likes a new product with the it ingredient like hollywood. everyone is putting it into all sorts of products. a lot of beauty products. >> reporter: even adding to juice cleanses. juice served here is one of the fi

a short time later the motorcycle company was bankrupt, and cliff you are the pip was one of the most -- turpin was one of the most famous people in the country. these exhibitions were a big deal. they demonstrated flight to 200,000 people in chicago or 5,000 people at a county fair. they boxed those planes up in crates, transported them by train and took them out and showed what people could do. no one would believe flight until they saw it themselves. every article i've realize says when the plane left the ground, there was absolute silence. absolute silence. and then just a huge roar came up because they realized what they were seeing for the first time. finally, cliff turpin got out of flight. he had a terrible accident in seattle. his airplane ended p up going into a crowd in a grandstand, propeller spinning, people were killed, he was injured. the next day his best friend was injured, and that was about 1915, and he never got on an airplane again, although he lived into the space age. from there, you know, we can go on and talk about a man named george haskins. george haskins wa