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lowe's overnight down into the upper 20s and lower 30s for most of the regi picking up through the overnight hours. by tomorrow morning it will like 20s for everybody as you'retyb heading out the door. definitely make sure you're putting out the layers if you're heading out and about and going out to work. 41 here in washington, 43 for quantico.quan but despite being 40s on that map it will feel 5 to 10-degreeg colder than that all day longong tomorrow. what about the new year's holiday, big weekend forecast coming up, plus the redskinssk game. i'll let you know about that. tone and sarah. > rebuilding businesses in ellicott city. a restaurant badly am dark colored aged by last summer'smmr flooding is taking the next stet forward in the recovery process tonight. night. > well, family in princel, george's county is need of a new place to stay f afteramy is thee went up in flames this morning. take a look at this cellphone video of the blaze. it happened on the # 6400 block of green del place in buy i. fire officials say the fire was owe intense it caused the roof to collapse.to we spokeo fire

el cubano regis chapman, a quien los yankees enviaron a los cachorros de chicago, ahora regresa a casaeguida, le diremos quiÉnes son los nuevos nominados para integrar el gabinete del presidente electo. devolvemos y la revista times nombrÓ a donald trump como personaje del aÑo. ♪ ♪ marÍa: se puso bien fría. echemos un vistazo a las condiciones del imÁn para los prÓximos dÍas. guillermo: noche del jueves, con la primera de las tres tormentas que entran directamente al norte de california. sigue trayendo ese bien lo que viene desde el oeste, pero sobre todo las nevadas en zonas altas que siguen acumulÁndose en la regiÓn. tambiÉn el alto oleaje en la lÍnea costera. las temperaturas son frÍas y todavÍa con lluvias. muy importante tener cuidado en las autopistas por esta entrada de humedad. se espera que maÑana la mÁxima alcanza 58. seguimos abajo del promedio, y las lluvias van a continuar. el tercer dÍa entraría el prÓximo lunes. importante, porque indica que va a traer mÁs humedad que los anteriores. lluvias jueves, viernes, sÁbado sÓlo en un 20%. domingo entrarÍa el sistema. podría exte

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foles like 40 degrees right now and temperatures pretty consistent all across the regi region.tle bit cool in the poconos down to 34 degrees. we're at 43 in trenton and 41 degrees right now in millville. when you wake up as we wake up on our christmas morning, seeing santa and reindeer delivered 35 degrees in philadelphia. little bit chillier up towards the lehigh valley at 31 degrees. we'll have some 20s in store in the poconos near 30 degrees in berks county. christmas high temperature forecast in philadelphia heading up to 48 degrees. that's about 5 degrees above our average but of course nowhere near that record of 68 degrees for our warmest christmas set back in 1964 and also in 2015. checking in on temperatures in some christmas themed towns and cities across the united states tomorrow comet north carolina top at 53 degrees. rudolph, ohio 35. warm day in christmas, florida, 81 degrees. that's nice. north pole oklahoma at someone degrees. much chillier in antler, north dakota way high temperature of 20. and snowflake, arizona coming in at 53 on the christmas holiday. storm

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what i came to expect it is most of these people, even when doing something egregious this incentive regis hire some great lawyers but once detected to still find ways that they would never go to prison. so extraordinary thing to realize he will never see that outcome happening with that regulatory approach if it isn't the deliver it cost and benefit calculation there are two ways to increase the cost they increase the are probability of being caught or increase the sentence but i think over the last few decades let's increase the cost associated so rather than one year or three years or five years into in some cases they argue potentially even to long. >> yes i do think there was one reference about a $12 million fraud impact to shareholders in the '80s punishable by approximately three years in prison by the nearly 2,000 it increased fourfold in prison for the same offense so that increase of penalties and sanctions and fines but the point is that may not have much of an impact to deter white-collar crime. >> we talk about the most privileged with that type of individual but if you go de

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off the lows 123in the 103 regi.he dollar/yen off the highs, they've on the strong dollar. 117.58. the dollar is a bit higher. we'll see if that dictates sentiment. the pound weaker, 123.27. gold prices little changed. the dollar has paused in its march higher. gold is down about 0.1%. >> that downtrend very much in tact from the election. today is the busiest day of the week for economic data. weekly jobless claims coming out. november durable goods coming out. the final estimate on third quarter gdp out at 8:30 eastern. growth is forecast to be revised slightly higher to 3.3%. then at 10:00 a.m., look for november personal income and spending numbers. those numbers part of that overall theme that we have, whether or not the economic data is starting to validate some of these things happening were the overall market. is the market ahead of itself? we spoke about it yesterday with michelle meyer at bank of america. this is something where all these data points will be key. >> absolutely. especially as we watch the bi

there has been regis philbin and vanessa williams in the past.time around, we know for sure, sylvester stallone will be there and we were told that quincy jones would be there but he tweeted that he is in los angeles and won't be there tonight. there will be quite a bit of decorative fare. we are told there will be an explosion of green and white flowers in the ballroom tonight. a lot of celebration expected. the band that will be playing is expected on stage until about 1:00 in the morning and the president-elect will wrap up his vacation there in florida. he will head back to new york tomorrow. then, really begins in earnest the preparations to be inaugurated on january 20th. >> 20 days away. ryan nobles, thank you so much. >>> a look back at 2016. the biggest international stories of the year. as a control enthusiast, i'm all-business when i travel... even when i travel... for leisure. so i go national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control

in the past celeb brits like regis philbin and vanessa williams have been there.ecorated with an explosion of green and white flowers, everything up and celebratory for that party at mar lag fwoe. this will wrap up donald trump's vacation, certainly a working vacation at the mar-a-lago resort. he will head back to new york tomorrow and begin the final preparations for his swearing in on january 20th. suzanne. >> all right. ryan, thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> i want to talk more about this new russian hacking claim with former cia operative bob bear. happy new year of course. your perspective very valuable here. your understanding that there is a chain of evidence that is implicating russia. so tell us how it is that we got from this new cyber breach, if you will, to russia. >> well, suzanne, i think what we talked about first was an intelligence assessment if the russians were behind that, the cia said it, homeland security said it as well, but what we have now is the fbi has detected malware which comes from russia, which comes from the russian government

what happens there is the responsibility of the russian government, the iranian government, the asam regi-- ass regime are pretty well known. but do you as president of the united states, leader of the free world, feel any personal moral responsibility now at the end of your presidency for the carnage that we're all watching in aleppo which i'm sure disturbs you, you've said disturbs you. secondly also on aleppo you've again made clear your practical disagreements withand president-elect trump has throughout his campaign and said again last night that he wants to create safe zones in syria. do you feel like in this transition you need to help him toward implementing that? is that not something you should be doing? >> mike, i always feel responsible. i felt responsible when kids were being shot by snipers. i felt responsible when millions of people had been displaced. i feel responsible for murder and slaugter that's taken place in south sudan that's not being reported on partly because there's not as much social media being generated from there. there are places around the world where hor

so the core of that cold air will be moving toward the regi region.ar vortex getting as close as temperatures will be bottoming out in the teens by friday morning. then by late friday night we have a chance of snow that will be moving in after midnight lehigh valley could be seeing accumulation of two, three, maybe as much as 4-inches of snow before change over to rain on saturday. our northern and western suburbs about one to 2-inches before it change over to rain on saturda e can see a light coating before we c saturday. we'll fine tune that forecast of course as we get closer to your weekend. overnight in the city, 22. 18 in our suburbs. snow showers south and east in south jersey and delaware for a few showers during the early morning hours. between about midnight and 3am. during the day tomorrow, just blustery, wind chills between nine and 13 over the course of the day. the temperature 26. those gusty winds will take that warmth right away from your skin. by friday, a frigid friday. snow early among saturday transitioning to rain. then some showe

a lot of that gas will get back down into the south eeeast regi into texas and louisiana and skpo exported into the form of lng. >> okay, the important, 3.8 billion is spent on the dakota pipeline. will we see that in our lifetime? >> will that pipeline work? >> yes, i don't know. i think that president-elect trump has said it'll happen. so i think it's going to happen. and that will be good for producers and probably good for us of us that buy gasoline for our cars. >> we have enough pipes out in permian? >> we have enough crude oil pipes out of the permian now. gas makes me a little uncomfortable. i think we need some pipe lines up for gas out of the permian. >> i'm pro job. >> yeah. we will build pipes. >> i'm for all forms of energy, like every president ever says. how p that? >> energy market consultant at rbn krrenergy. we try to be and he is. "mad money" is back after the break. ♪ ♪ is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. mary buys a lit

. >> the iran amtrak regiian regi most enduring threat to stability and peace in the middle east. >> reporter: still trump and mattis disagree on several key foreign policy challenges. trump has praised russia. >> wouldn't it be nice if we did get along with russia? >> reporter: mattis sees russia and putin as a threat. >> putin goes to bed at night knowing he can break all the rules, and the west will try to follow the rules. that is a very dangerous dichotomy. >> reporter: trump is in favor of bringing back the illegal practice of water boarding terrorists. >> i think water boarding's fine. >> reporter: mattis opposes water boarding. trump telling "the new york times" that during a meeting mattis told him it is ineffective. >> i said, what do you think of water boarding? he said, i've never found it to be useful. he said, i've always found give me a pack of cigarettes and a couple of beers, and i do better with that than i do with torture. >> reporter: mattis is highly respected up and down the military ranks. a marine's marine and also a voracious reader and deep military thinker.

. >> it's total al mazing that the package deliver regie saw the message, contacted 911 on the packageually did something about them. >> 33-year-old james jordan is facing a long list of charges including assault, fell knee restraint and sodomy. >> police in st. louis are hoping surveillance video will help them track down the people who tried to take out frosty the snowman. in the video you can clearly see a car pull up and a man with a knife walk up and establish a giant frosty lawn decoration. the men drove off as frosty slumped to the ground. snowman's owner plan to patch up frosty and you know how that little tale goes, bring him back to life. >>> ups trucks being loaded from the garage of a local home at dusk? what's up? fox 29 investigates and jeff cole reports ahead. >> scott williams tracking that forecast. bone-chilling, scott. >> absolutely, lucy. it's not officially winter yet but it is going to feel like it. winds of change some of the coldest air so far this season. how long will it last and could we see snow next. >> here's a look what's coming up at 11:00. >>> it's hank

regis >>> next up, talk about a jail j bird. check it out steve.teve an oregon man booked in washington county on monday with his pet parrot. p and look at the parrot.ar look at the parrot. like what did i do. >> a mug shot. sho >> or is he like dad's going,lis i'm going too. gin he brought the bird with himwith to court not knowing he waswings going to be arrested.ing be he left the bird in a tree outside before court.ide be when he was arrested he askedskd if he could get his pet.et he was getting his mug shot dad's shoulder. sul sometimes you don't have anys yo words. finally it's a first for minynnesota's mallll ofy amerii a black santa claus.us many people applaud the movee m saying it's about time santa s represented a wider range of believers but you can believeanl there's a whole bunch ofunf people who don't like this athia all. anyway, we're talking about it. it's trending this morning. >> i can't get over the bird,ver the parrot.earro who takes -- i'm not going to nt ask the question. qst >> did you see the parrot. >>

c came with all kinds of snow in the regi buat's then pushed east. as you canimagine, the cold temperatures are very dangerous. you can actually have your skin freeze in less than ten minutes and doctors concerned that people n bundled up could face hypothermia as the terms head towards the east. this also will not be the last winter storm that we see. right now, we're being told by meteorologists that another winter storm is brewing in the expect it to hit here in the midwest later this week. temperatures are going to remain very cold here and then move to the east, to you guys, in new york, gayle. >> thank you very much, jamie. >>> drivers are dealing with heavy knosnow in indiana. here's a scene near gary. tracking that storm, megan, good morning. >> good morning, windchill advisories are in place this morning for parts of minnesota montana. windchills from 20 to 35 degrees below zero. that spells frostbite in as little as 30 minutes. and high temperatures today will struggle to even reach 8 degrees in minneapolis. 12 for fargo, 14, billings. chic

regis health care just pairing some of those earlier gains.ne stock i'm watching today said to be weighing a retail unit of as much as $10 billion, the largest oil refiner, this is a hong kong list, we're looking for more details on that potential deal. a quick look at currency. oil looking a little bit weaker today, giving back gains of about 1% there. new york crude snapping that four-day rally. put on 6% in that practice a little bit of weakness as we head into decision day. the dollar index has been holding pretty steady. we expect that to continue although some volatility, some traders are seing that as janet yellen go into her press conference because the focus will be on the rate hike trajectory going into 2017. in the meantime, we're seing that downward pressure coming off these asian currencies, although, take a look at that. they've given back earlier gains. the aussie dollar falling ahead of that decision or have been range bound at 74 cents or 75 cents. the other picture we are seeing, it'll be interesting to see how it plays out,

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lot of focus over the years on tapi and the possibility of pipelines carrying oil and gas across the regi region, much less focus on electric trit. the casa project had break-throughs and actually going to start construction. casa is a proof of concept and what lids behind this is the tremendous potential of power trade across the region. central asia used to be the place within the soviet union that produced the hydropower. central asia is energy-rich population scarce and winter peaking. south asia is the reverse. it's population abundant, energy poor, but some are peaking and the potential for that energy trade to take place would unlock immense, immense value. so if we're thinking as the first panelists encouraged us to do in terms of return and investment the possibility to unlock that potential is there and then we need i think to see these investment in infrastructure, much of which can be private sector driven and just over the last few months, we had the ambassador this morning close to $1 billion of private sector investment has gone into the power linkages and production. and t