its famous ring road that's the recommendation from. as head concierge at the hotel imperial he knows what visitors want to see. just over 5 kilometers long and 60 metres wide. is divided into 9 sections each with its own name. the ring road in circles the city has historical center. it also runs past the vienna state opera one of the world's most prestigious opera houses. just because that is probably the most famous building on the. evening you can see the audience coming here not just in cars but also on foot it's nice to watch that even if you're not going to the opera it's a kind of theater in itself. many buildings here speak of the past. book palace today it's the official residence of the austrian president. the art history museum is another important monument on the things built with austria was part of an empire it contains treasures from 7 different millennia. ascending the staircase in the art history museum is a great experience every time the magnificence to the left and right of the stairs over here but the real treasure

the ring road in circles the city is historical. it also runs past the vienna state opera one of the world's most prestigious opera houses. just because that is probably the most famous building on the. evening you can see the audience coming here not just in cars but also on foot it's nice to watch that even if you're not going to the opera it's a kind of theater in itself. many buildings here speak of the past the. palace today it's the official residence of the austrian president. the old history museum is another important monument. built in elstree was part of an empire it contains treasures from 7 different millennia. ascending the staircase in the art history museum is a great experience every time the magnificence to the left and right of the stairs yobbish over here but the real treasure is up above when you turn around. and taken these wonderful paintings by gustaf clement i mean they're unique works of art and think back to the original ring road was built with medieval military force if occasion this one student bus in 5

is tangibly what does briggs it mean what are the main dimensions to it so this is a long road to go still ringing in my ears some to reserve may but you know unless i'm certain myself so you will look at on of over here in russia i'm still none the wiser but so much of it is a lot of jargon to live but what's a good at mean for brits and their jobs and this security what's going to mean if this happens before the end of january for imports exports trade deals where are we here. sure very very true and my firm wrote about this in a publication last year and the title was why briggs it won't happen and the main idea of the report was the fact that breaks that identity wasn't made clear in the 1st place the actual tangible points of what we're going to do how we're going to do it and how long it's going to take was it made clear and now it's almost as if the needs to invent what breaks it means and push push it through within the next 12 or 1111 months and as you mentioned already that no deal has been done that fast you know the forces that i know of as i think south korea which took less than 2 ye

>>we started. 3 houses around this ring doorbl video shows a school bus reening ofthe road into a mailbox and then a tree before finally ending up here in the 5600 block of tupelo drive around 7 30 monday morning neighbor join nair arrived rig after it happened and spoke with e driver he heard a bi and when he woke up. from so right in front of the chp investigators say the driver fe asleep at the wheel. >>dozed straight now the curve there to blow a collided with a a park veicle and then a telecommunications box offense and then ultimately house the 27 passenger bus was empty and noby was injured the driver taken to the hospital as a precaution it was just amazing. he wasn't hurt. but nets is a couple things happened that prevented further injury for example his neighbor told hiher car actually stop. >>and that's a car. from cking up into r with driver and a large boulder at the final point of impact in front ofthe garagestopped the bus because if a bedrock when america we wld have the one that took ot the the whole entire. >>this is e second time this has happened in the ea earlier this

thousands of people in rebel held areas have taken to the road with nowhere to go but makeshift camps where conditions are squalid. and a ring of fire blazes across middle eastern asian skies will have everything you need to know about the last solar eclipse of the decade and whether you can see it where you are. a mommy and he's of glad you could join us we start in syria according to a relief group more than 200000 people have fled a government assault on live province most have been heading toward the turkish border syrian regime forces backed by tanks are continuing their ground advance against rebel held areas in southern and eastern adlib about 250 people have been killed in the latest flare up of violence. syrian tanks fire on targets as the ground assault indeed province advances. government forces captured village after village and immediately came out. putting in major highway this being close to 7 years for the army ultimately wants to recapture the province from the outside of the militias which control its. passage troops push forward civilians try to flee the line of fire tens of thousands are on the run. that

thousands of people in rebel held areas have taken to the road with nowhere to go but makeshift camps where conditions are being described as squalid. and a ring of fire in places across the middle east and asian skies will have everything you need to know about the last solar eclipse of the decade and whether you can see it where you are. all next peiser welcome to the program. a deadly typhoon has stricken the central philippines at least 16 people have been killed and the fear is that more people may have died many buildings and other properties were flattened large areas are without internet or electricity a tropical storm at 1st found phone was upgraded to a typhoon when it made landfall on christmas eve it brought pounding rains and winds speeds up to 195 kilometers an hour on christmas day. and as you can see it's now moving towards viet nam. the extent of the damage caused by the typhoon is beginning to emerge. fun film destroyed many homes leaving families to spend christmas sheltering in the open air authorities are back you waited tens of thousands of people ahead of the storm's arrival as a precaution. sun phones powerful winds wre

ring in the new year. robin all right where roads are little soggy this morning. so you need to careful out there remember to watch your speed because roads are very slick. and i noticea lot of puddles. lot of shots at our bridges, here's the bay bridge 80 west traffic heading into san francisco looks great. we had a minor wait earlier this morng and start to get a little congested but right now it's not bad at all 9 minutes that's quick into san francisco. we're checking in on 92, it's also looking good so if you need to pack up and roll tothe peninsula. you'll o one west 5 80 to the to one richmond sandra fell this looks better about 30 minutes ago that backup was pretty long been on the end of the lot. now it's a just a minor way on the left side only so 7 minutes to the north bay. here's traffic tracker didn't showing you theast shore which is right on time 24 looks great. a bonnet creek through the caldecott no problems or 5.80 a like what i see so far ading to downtown oakland even the nimitz looks good 11 minutes from to 38 to 9.80 will. >>boy 7 mcdonald's

road fin. and then clearingyear's eve, lo. temperatures climbing up with sunny skies to ring in 2020. >> thanks for joining us. nightly new was kate snow is next. >> we'll be back at 6:00. hope to see you then. bye. >>> breaking news tonight, tragedy in paradise after a tourist helicopter goes down in hawaii with seven people on board including children the wreckage just found. >>> also breaking, the death of legendary broadcaster don imus the long-time radio personality and television host had a colorful and controversial career. >>> a plane crashes just moments after takeoff with almost 100 people on board but remarkably, many of the passengers survived. >> i thought maybe we will be dying in just seconds. >> their harrowing stories of what it was like as the plane came apart. >>> shocking new accusations against a retired navy seal whose case was >> you can tell he was totall okay with killing anybody.

thousands of people in rebel held areas have taken to the road with nowhere to go but makeshift camps where conditions are squalid. and a ring of fire blazes across middle eastern asian skies will have everything you need to know about the last solar eclipse of the decade and whether you can see it where you are.

there is no road left to honor our support -- honor our survival. weaving the war party together, ringing news of sitting -- bringing in news of sitting horse -- of sitting bull and crazy horse. that the cavalry under custard was under march. sharpening their eyes, their arrows and their hearts. the bright days that followed were stained by ominous smoke signals, bearing word of the approaching enemy. when the thunderheads of war gathered on the horizon. and on june 25, the combined forces met the united states bighornat the little river. battle.x won the great the eagle fell before an even greater evil. >> you can watch archival films on public affairs in their entirety on the weekly series railamerica. eastern here on american history tv. former massachusetts governor bill weld's recalls his time as a lawyer on the house judiciary committee staff during the impeachment inquiry of president richard nixon. theinterview was from presidential library oral history collection and was conducted in 2011. mr. weld was hired by committee republicans who were in the minority. for therrently runnin

rings true for me. there are more people on the road today compared to just the past couple days. >>> yes.so maybe people are trying to get one more workday in before the weekend. and before maybe people take sometime off next week. expect traffic to be light. so the new year's holiday with you we are seeing some cars on the road although overall the commute is pretty light. the only problem in the south bay is northbound 680 at jackson street and this is a crash that happened more than an hour ago. it's on the maps but it should be cleared by now. here's 280 in san jose north and southbound past downtown san jose things look good. you see more volume traffic volume in the busier than this hour yesterday. but no problems as you make your way towards the tunnel in the westbound direction. you see some flashing lights in the eastbound direction. and that is because of an earlier crash that happened eastbound 24 at oak hill road. here's san mateo bridge no problems making are way to the pi anybodies laat this hour. 5:40 let's check in with mark tamayo. >>> i want to bundle up this morning. we

democrats as president trump takes his case on the road before his supporters >>> christmas has come early for one gerrit cole. he didn't get a world series ring, but the prized pitcher appears to sign for almost a third of a billion dollars we'll tell you what team snagged him. >>> and the amazing holiday surprise at one company when the employees open those envelopes "early today" starts right now good morning i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin with breaking news from new jersey where a neighborhood was turned into a battleground shots rang out in the streets. and when the mayhem was over two suspects, three civilians, and a veteran police detective were dead senior law enforcement officials tell nbc news there's growing concern that a jewish deli may have been targeted but they say it's still to rehe. >> reporter: police moving in toward a supermarket as a horror unfolds on a residential block in jersey city moments earlier a hail of gunfire. a shootout between police and suspects holed up inside the building [ gunshots ] authorities say at least one police officer and three people were killed inside the supermarket along

road from our studios. with just over a week to go, the animals received early festive treats. here the ring eating their sweet potato bites hidden in stockings. asim the sumatran tiger was presented with some choice cuts of turkey in a gift box. no trouble getting to the prize. violent protests have continued in major cities in india in opposition to a new citizenship law, which many see as discriminating against the nation's large muslim minority. prime minister narendra modi has appealed for calm, but he's faced criticism over the law which offers amnesty to illegal migrants from three countries — as long as they're not muslim. our india correspondent yogita limaye sent this report from delhi. the library of one of india's top universities. on sunday night, it was the scene of a crackdown. students tried to hide from the police, and shield themselves from the tear gas in the air. in the men's bathroom, an injured student. and another one who lay unconscious. dozens of them were taken to the local hospital. police came inside — they dragged us off. they say they were beaten by the police f

ringing out. several people hit. the manhunt right now for the suspects. >>> new video of a deadly highway pileup. the treacherous road conditions after a sudden snow squall. time-lapsed video showing conditions changing by the second and now millions waking up to the coldest air of the season. what you can expect today. >>> caught on camera, the teenager accused of stealing a plane going on a joyride before this crash. what her mother is saying this morning. >>> plus, a 4-year-old hero. the call she made that saved her mom's life. >>> and the frantic moments as a yacht comes crashing right into this bridge. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. we begin with president trump becoming the third president in u.s. history to be impeached. >> the house voted mostly along party lines charging him with abuse of power and obstruction of congress. but this morning there's new uncertainty about the impeachment timetable going forward. that's because in her news conference last night, house speaker nancy pelosi would not commit to the next step in the process. >> that next step is handing over the artic

ring in a new year tomorrow night. but police are warning people, stay in the city and not watch on fire island. construction as limited road access. >> i feel like it is all up to me now. >> it is. >> exactly, exactly. will it be clear enough? no pressure. >> they have laid the ground work. will you be able to see anything? >> i think we will be pretty good here as we head to tomorrow. always that close call. will he be able to see something? i think we have a nice setting up for it. let's bring you to the forecast right now. and the view from san jose mostly clear on our high definition camera tonight. and it is cool out there. but we have been used to that lately. 53 degrees right now. will drop a couple more degrees after 8:00. chillier 40s here as we head to 10:00 and 11:00 tonight. take your jacket if you are headed anywhere tonight. i know a lot of you have plans, new year's eve, new year's day. maybe you are headed back to work this week. i wanted to give you this bird's eye picture of what we can expect the weather. overall, you will probably be pretty happy with this forecast, considering all the rain fall we had

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road in sand point drive. >>also on war admiral avenue. >>kron four's rob fladeboe he talked to the homeowner whose security cameras caught one of the robbers. >>a ring doorbell camera shows one of 3 ups drivers who are rob this week dropping off a package wednesday night. moments later another security camera, it's view obscured by holiday lights shows the driver a per screen left as he is confronted on the sidewalk by a person with a gun. i spoke with the homeowner who does not want to be identified. >>it was scary of my daughter actually went outside and grabbed a package right after he left. >>the man with the gun is in the shadows he orders the driver july down buying time while an accomplice was ripping off his truck. >>it was right outside my house i could have walked outside and grabbed the package and you know maybe if i took another extra step that gun could have been at my head. >>back in the neighborhood friday to retrieve that video san jose police say none of the drivers was hurt. the driver in the video shared a few details with the homeowner after the thieves made their escape. >>dps drivers in debate shaken up, but he was in good spi

ringing] it's them, calling us. it's going to be a week before they can get through on these roads shhh, sorry, i didn't catch that.d ask how soon they can be here right now? what's now? he says they're surveying our property now they're probably at the wrong house i don't see any hovering his name is hovering? look up? by automating claims with machine learning and analytics, cognizant is helping insurance companies advance how they serve even hard to reach customers. cool ♪ >>> european markets set to close. seema mody has today's action overseas >> hey, mike weak u.s. manufacturing read hitting european equities. we started the day higher, following better than expected chinese manufacturing data the stock 600 headed for the worst day since october 2nd. in terms of sectors, techs, auto more trouble for ted baker, the uk clothing group warning they overstated value of inventory up to 25 million pounds and it comes after the company issued the third profit warning of 2019 back in october. the stock has now fallen 80% in the past one year. take a step back, look at where we stand going into the last month flt year

roads are very slick, very hard to manage. >> reporter: but the weather now looking better for tonight's celebrations. >> everywhere except the pacific northwest looking okay to ring in the new year. >> reporter: this as security preps around the nation kick into high gear. police are deploying an additional 1,300 officers across the city. they will also be on the lookout for drunk drivers. >> during the new year's day holiday 40% of individuals who are killed died in crashes where at least one driver was under the influence of alcohol. >> reporter: in new york police rolling out every kind of security for the times square ball drop. >> we'll have intelligence officers out there as well as patrol officers, emergency service units and then as well with our federal and state and local partners. >> reporter: the nypd will be working in conjunction with the fbi and homeland security, and this year for the first time drones will also be used for surveillance purposes. >> the most well policed protected event that will be on earth. >> reporter: the festivities in times square will begin just after 11:00 p.m. eastern tonight but people will start to line up this morning

ring in the new year covering it with ice. the minnesota state patrol responding to nearly 200 crashes since monday morning. this trooper sliding on an icy roadr north dakota this police truck needed to be pulled out after getting caught in the snow. the winter weather stretching all the way to the east coast. in new york city a wind turbine collapsed and fell onto a car. much more on your weather forecast. from snow and ice to raging wildfires down under thousands of people in australia are being told to evacuate their homes, some people jumping into the ocean to escape the deadly fires. look at the scene in australia. the sky turning bright red as strong winds make the flames harder to control. 12 deaths have been linked to the wildfire crisis. look at the red glow. 900 homes have been destroyed. 2019 was a big year for donald trump from securing the border to foreign-policy progress and boosting the economy but you wouldn't know it by watching mainstream media coverage. >> the economy doesn't look so great. what is meant to be a really hot economy people are struggling. >> some other problems still remain. the average us worker hasn't seen

ring store for if you're heading south. you can hop off at oregon expressway, but they do have a detour set up, you will not be able to continue asked the san antonio road exit your next best alternative is el camino real which is 82 or 2.80 of course that will get you to the south bay and to the peninsula. on scene kron 4 sarah stinson she's been there talking with emergency crews she's gathering more infmation she'll have another report coming up a little bit later, but meanwhile, this is a major hot spot that you need to avoid we still do not have an estimated time of clearing. checking in on the bay bridge. we have an additional cash lane open now i see 3 available. but traffic still slow, although it looks a little bit better it helps right when they open up another lane that backup doesn't stretch as far. it's still a bit crowded get out there early roads are wet and slippery so you will be driving at a reduced speed. this morning right right hit hit 9 minutes to make your way from the maze off to fremont street 92 looks good it's a little busy right now, but no major prom plums over to the peninsula. the richmond sandra fell doing fine. from this

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rings. >>> number four, finally something everyone in washington, d.c. could agree on. that is cheering on the nationals. the team taking their fans on a run in the post season and the roadwinning every game in the world series and they won their first ever title. >> hope they are ready for a party. >> and number three, it was an emotional year for simone biles as she opened up about being a victim of dr. nassar. >> we've done everything even when we didn't want to and they couldn't do one damn job. you literally have one jjob and couldn't protect us. >> and she is the most decorated gymnast ever. >> and number two, the national team capturing the hearts and mint minds of everyone. >> and they are rewriting the record books. >> and they were battling the u.s. soccer federation in their fight to be compensated the same as their male beat nerts the netherlands with the fans chants equal pay. and now it will look like it is a trial in 2020. >>> and the number one sports story on our list, tiger woods was back on top of the sports world winling tning the masters. >> tiger woods donning the green jacket once again. >> an extra ordinary comeback. >> greatest ever. >> tiger woo

ring cameras. in one case a little girl was in her bedroom. first, we talk with mike nicco. >> a little dicey out there once again on the roads.lly in san francisco. the closer you get to here, the more likely you will be to run into drizzle. if you're waking up and heading here, dress for temperatures from about 55 to 58 degrees. 61 in belmont and union city. 60 in saratoga. pittsburg and tracy, 52 degrees. otherwise most of our temperatures are where our highs too be for this time of year. san mateo bridge, a dry commute. further south you go, the more dry weather you will be driving on today. wet periods if you're out on the water. for mass transit, it's damp but mild. in the north bay, mid 50s. fog a more dominant feature, it will be mosh so tomorrore so to. we'll have some of the coolest weather topping out at about 60 degrees. scattered showers this afternoon and the last stop is the south bay, we have cloudy conditions, a little break this afternoon will help push you to 65 and still 60 degrees at 7:00. i found some dry days if you want to head outdoors. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. the headline here right now is all lanes

ring in the new year. this year, police are discouraging that because of all the construction going on out there. it has caused limited access to roadsnd. so bn. prepared you want to make sure that you stay aware, of course, when you are in crowded areas. text transfer one nyesf . muni is offering free rides from 8:00 pm through five a.m. tomorrow morning. they will also be doubling the amount of late-night owl service. caltrain will also be free starting at 8:00 tonight until 2:00 more morning. b.a.r.t. service will not be free, but it will run until 3:00 am. instead of its usual pycnite cutoff. plenty of options there. in our next half hour, we will be speaking to the director of emergency management here in san francisco. he will be telling us about how he plans to keep all of these people safe and organized. live in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> well, it is already 2020 in new zealand. check out this fireworks show . they hit midnight at 3:00 a.m. our time. it was also a light and laser animation show on auckland harbor bridge. it also went down in sydney, australia, just about 30 minutes ago, above its famed opera hous

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rings. >>> number four, something everyone in washington, d.c., could agree on, cheering on the nationals. the team taking their fans on a miraculous run in the postseason. for the first time ever, the roadinning every game in the world series. the nationals beating the astros in seven games to win their first-ever title. >> i hope they're ready for a party because we're coming home. >>> number three, it was an emotional year for simone biles as she opened up about being one of the victims of dr. larry nassar and the failure of usa gymnastics to intervene. >> we did everything they asked us for and they couldn't do one job. you literally had one job and you couldn't protect us. >> in spite of the controversy, the 22-year-old dominated the world championships to become the most decorated gymnast ever. >>> number two, the u.s. women's national team capturing the hearts and minds of people everywhere with their efforts on and off the field. >> the u.s. thoroughly dominant so far. >> the u.s. women's soccer team rewriting the record books. >> this couldn't have been a bigger story. >> as the team took on opponents in the world cup they were battling the u.s. soccer federation in their right

rings. number four -- finally something everyone in washington, d.c. could agree on. that's cheering on the nationals. the team taking fans on a miraculous run in the postseason and the first time ever, the roadationals beating the astros in seven games to win their first-ever title. >> i hope they're ready for a party because we're coming home. >> number three, an emotional year for simone biles. the failure of usa gymnastic to intervene. >> we've done everything they asked us for even when we didn't want to and couldn't do one damn job. literally one job and couldn't protect us. >> despite the controversy the 22-year-old dominated in world championships to become the most decorated gymnast ever. number two, the u.s. willing soccer team. >> the u.s. thoroughly dominant so far. >> the u.s. women's soccer team rewriting record books. >> couldn't have been a bigger story. >> as the team took on opponents in the world cup they were battles the u.s. soccer federation in their fight to be compensated the same as male counterparts. the team winning their second consecutive world cup title beating the netherlands in the final with fans chanting "equal pay". >> all: equal pay! >> the women's equal pa

rings. >>> number 4, finally something everyone in washington, d.c. can agree on, that's cheering on the nationals. the team taking their fans on a miraculous run in the postseason, for the first time, the roadery game. the nationals beating the astros in seven. >> i hope they're ready for a title because we're coming home. >> number 3, it was an emotional year for simone biles, as she opened up about being one of the victims of dr. larry nassar. >> we did everything that we asked for, even when they didn't want to. and they couldn't do one damn job. you had literally one job. >> to become the most decorated gymnast ever. >>> number 2, the u.s. women's national team capturing the hearts and minds of people everywhere with their efforts on and off the field. >> the u.s. thoroughly dominant so far. >> u.s. women's soccer team rewriting the record books. >> this couldn't have been a bigger story. >> as the team took on opponents in the world cup, they were battling the u.s. soccer federation in their fight to be compensate ed the same as male counterparts. in the final, with fans chanting "equal pay." >> the equal pay lawsuit now looks like it's headed to trial in 2020 as the team prepares to t

will ring in the new year with a fireworks display over the bay tomorrow night, but police are warning people not to even try to watch fireworks from treasure island. construction had limited roadccess to the island. crews already are getting ready for the big crowds expected along the embarcadero for the show. you can see all of the temporary barricades crews dropped off along the street today. >>> and now we take you to new york, where the countdown to the countdown is on as well. crews yesterday tested thes. you can see they passed with flying colors. today crews tested the famous waterford crystal sphere that drops to ring in the new year. that ball is 12 feet wide. it weighs nearly 12,000 pounds. it's covered with more than 2,600 crystal triangles. >>> up next at 6:30, handwritten journals containing anti-semitic references. the new details we're learning about the man accused of stabbing five people celebrating hanukkah at a rabbi's house. >>> plus, from hate crimes to impeachment, our political analyst larry gerston joins us next with his top takeaways from 2019. what'd we decide on the flyers again? uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance." i th

ring central coliseum. the sharks the florida panthers this afternoon at 2:00 p.m. last night san jose took on the lightning. here's chris alvarez with the highlights in this morning's sports. >>> saturday sharks on the roadlooking to avoid a three-game losing streak. as they play the front end of two straight games in the sunshine state. say cheese, it's selfie time in tampa bay. first period scoreless tyler johnson left all alone for the point, squeezes past martin jones, 1-0 lightning after one. second period, left alone at the point, shot stopped but puck drops in the air, alex killhorn scores, 2-0. a little later lightning on the power play, steven stamco past jones, they crush the sharks 7-1. bay area basketball battle santa clara hosting cal, second half, cal down 18, but matt bradley, that's a nice move to the bucket. two of his team high 14. over four ctr it's dj mitchell, hammering it home and then mitchell shows off the range, dialing from distance. the fresno native scored 14 off the bench, santa clara wins 71-52. a chance for the big 12 winner to make the college football playoff. baylor andhe le touchdown pass a perfect one at that, nick bassquinn, 18 yards, sooners 20-13. they went up 10. h

road. affecting everyone who is caught driving. >> there is a group out there that wants you to ring in the new year with a warm feeling in your heart. what is happening tonight right near the golden gate bridge. [ electrical buzzing ] [ dramatic music ] ahhhh! -ahhhh! elliott. you came back! >>> mike pompeo plans to meet on friday where they all met with president trump in hopes of convincing him to release aid to ukraine. the report is even more of a reason to call witnesses during the impeachment trial in the senate. >> the new reporting shows there were serious concerns. and of what the president was doing. >> they have had plenty of time to try to demonstrate that donald trump committed an impeachable offense. they failed miserably. >> they will meet since the formal start of the inquiry. >>> all seats will be based on the 2020 census. recording the lowest level of population growth, losing an estimated 2,000 people over the last year. texas is expected to gain three seats. >>> the rate is slowing. they reported more deaths and less international migration into the united states. for the first time since world war i, the natura

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road. lauren: when it comes to home and appliances let's just get to what the products were were insta pot and the ring lauren: live look at times square where prep is under way for largest party of the decade, we will take a look next hour on mornings with maria. . . . lauren: good morning. i'm lauren simonetti, in for maria bartiromo. it is monday, december 30th. your top stories right now, 7:0. take a look at the markets, showing a search for direction, still in record territory, dow you now up 17 points, nasdaq gaining 3. the dow an and s&p closing out t week at record highs. dow up nearly 175% this da deca. beginning in europe, some lackluster trades there, the ftse in london down a third of 1%, the dax down half of 1%. mixed performance in asia overnight, investors continue to wait an official signing of phase one of a trade deal with the u.s. and china and keep their eye on north korea. the kospi down a third of 1%, shanghai up 1.2%. kim jong un continuing talks, talking tough as we grow closer to the year-ended line he made for the u.s. to make concessions for you nuclear talks between the two

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