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run. >> and you ge picture with santa. >> yeah, absolutely. should be fun. >> thanks mike. >>> the dead sea's water is brineny and can even be deadly to ingest. >> so why would dozens of swimmers want to spend hours in the water today? >>> renovations at capitol dome are finished as a result of a three-year $60 million effort. the dome hadn't been restored since the eisenhower administration in the 50s. they fixed more than 50 cracks in the cast iron structure, and upgraded electric and mechanical systems and used 800 gallons of paint on the dome. >> that's stunning. like to see it in person. >>> a seven-hour swim helped raise awareness about the dead sea. swimmers system all the way from -- swam all the way from jordan to israel. we had the video a minute ago. sorry about that, but they had masks, and were trying to raise awareness about the dead sea, but the video we showed shows almost salt in the water they were almost floating on it. meanwhile the rotunda is beautiful. >> sure is. >> it's been awhile since i've been in the rarely you see

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ge rally. time is running out if you want to vote before election day. if you choose to do it in person. if you're mailing in your early ballot do it soon. keep in mind it can take three to five days for mail to get there. you can also drop off your early ballot at any polling place next tuesday. >>> along with the race for president you'll be voting for sheriff. and one group offering free themselves team 16. just mention their name when you call and they'll take you anywhere in maricopa county for free. >>> the weather channel will air a nine hour marathon of clouds and rainbows. >>> beautiful photos. beautiful across the valley today. some changes come un. -- coming up. rain chances going up as well. 82 degrees at this hour. very nice. pleasant temperatures. there's some of those showers across the higher terrain. no rains for the 10:00 hour tonight. that will be changing as we go through the overnight hours. abc 15 doppler quiet. but here's the showers we were looking at. near payson moving to the northwest and also have some bubbling up around hayden. moving to the north and the nor

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ge's oil and gas chief lorenzo sim nellie will run the endty, expected by the next year.he structure of the deal will have tax advantages, and will allow for flexibility around capital allocation. >> let's say the industry remains tough. this is still value accretive to both investors and a tough oil price environment. if pricing gets better, it allows us to benefit that from that, as well. it's a very diversified portfolio in terms of short cycle and longer cycle operations. so i think it just gives us a chance to weather the cycle bett better. >> reporter: the transaction assumes a slow recovery in oil with prices estimated at 45 to $50 a barrel through 2019. the new company will be a one stop services shop for everything from fracking to power generation establishing a formidable competitor to other oiled field services giants like slummer jay and halliburton, which had tried unsuccessfully to buy baker hughes earlier this year. it also leverages ge's big data push through internet of things technology. and analysts say it comes at a time when the broader industry has

ge. but a new helipad would mean more helicopters and that's a concern for residents. city cou are michelle woo are running meeting tonight. one near china town, a site possibly near the ge building itself. and one also idea of floating helipad that built on top of a barge. this moo meet starts 6 o'clock we will bring you inside and late ease 10 live in south boston i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. >> new a 5 governor charlie baker expects to working relationship with the donald and vice president-elect mike pence met privately. with at common wealth. he made it clear to us that he will want to have a very deliberate and significant dialogue with governors and with states as the new administration moves forward. governor baker was an outspoken critic of donald trump's campaign despite differences baker does not believe massachusetts will face retaliation from the trump administration. >> president obama has landed in germany his final foreign tour of as commander in chief. he plans to meet with german chancellor merkel who he's called one of his close e. international partners. he will also meet with leaders

ge. but a new helipad would mean more helicopter that's concern for residents. city counselors michael flaherty and michelle woo will be running public hearing tonight. state officials oh, i.d.ed possible location they include site of building where ge is also one near china town. a possible floating helipad that built on top of a barge. we'll inside meeting very in south boston i'm john monahan, fox 25 news. new a six first look proposed development north quincy t station developer plans to build more than 600 apartments. and 50,000 square feet retail space they want to build parking garage on top existing quincy mbta station lot. the project will likely go before the city's planning board some time next year for approval. >> it appears tom brady can finally laugh at the deflategate ordeal. with two customers companying how foot locker can great year after year and keep getting better. that's when brady interjects. that's an unfortunate mind said tom brady just because manage great year after year doesn't mean something why can't some thing just great. start with questions and then questions turn into assumptions and assumpti

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runs on dunkin'. ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back! welcome back, everybody. welcome to "the tonight show." if you love seeing new inventions and you love that's right, it's time for another round of ge's "fallonventions." here we go. ? [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: welcome to ge's "fallonventions." jimmy fallon's night of inventions. [ cheers and applause ] ? >> jimmy: now, i love inventions. and i'm okay with kids. [ laughter ] so i got together with ge and we found some of the best and brightest kids out there. i think you're going to be amazed at what they came up with. let's meet our first inventor. come on out here, cameron. ? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you doing, my friend? how are you doing, buddy? cameron, cameron, how old are you, where are you from? >> i'm nine and i'm from buffalo, new york. >> jimmy: hey, cool, welcome, buddy. now, what is your invention? >> my invention is the slider bench. >> jimmy: all right, this is the slider bench. >> uh-huh. >> jimmy: okay. now how did you come up with this invention here? >> i came up with it when i was in the piano lesson and i was doing four- octave scales and i was having trouble reaching all the keys on the p

run smoothly. >> reporter: alexa is a smart home device. >> it's a voice assistant that helps you be hands-free. answers questions, and links to smart appliances. >> if you have a new ge oven, you can actually ask alexa to control it. this is like the futuristic smart home. >> reporter: but if the turkey stresses you out, a soothing machine may help. >> like a new version of slow cooking. >> reporter: set it with your phone and it's ready. the submersion measure keeps it juicy. >> because the juices are staying contained in the bag, the turkey is basting itself. >> reporter: and if all else fails, there's the smart smoke alarm battery. >> if you set it off while you're cooking, it will alert your smartphone and you can repair? there's always dessert, as long as alexa doesn't ruin it. >> pumpkin pie has 243 calories per 100 grams. >> amazon wants you to ask alexa for help with holiday shopping. the retailer is offering exclusive deals to prime members who order through one of you can access the deals by stating, alexa, what are your deals? the current deals last through monday. >>> airbnb is adding local tours and activities to its travel services in major cities and t

ge? ( cheers and applause ) incredible! incredible! a grown man, i cried! last night was a storybook extra-innings world series classic-- a lead-off home-run, big leads swept away in seconds, rolling out the tarps in the bottom of the ninth, five hours of grown men chewing and spitting! between the rain delay and the gallons of saliva, joe madden had to go to the mound in water and it all built up to an insane finale: after working through all their starters, the cubs had to swap out their closer, aroldis chapman, for this guy, who appears to be chapman's 11-year-old nephew who asked to pitch in the world series for his birthday-- but is carl edwards, jr. congratulations, carl. ( cheers and applause ) last night, the announcers gave us some perspective it's been since the cubs' last title. >> the cubs last won the world championship in 1908. who was alive in 1908? al capone was a nine-year-old. >> stephen: wow. al capone was one hard-living nine-year-old. the g-men must have got him on charges of hopscotch racketeering. people are wondering what the top this year. well, it might have been their lucky stephen. ( cheers and applause ) the cubs were kind enou

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the plant runs seven days a week and they expect to produce 1800 blades this year alone. >> sometimes five are coming out every single day. >> last month geounced plans to purchase lm wind power which now employs 960 people in grand forks, north dakota. 88% of the wind power capacity installed in the u.s. during 2015 used a turbine manufacturer with at least one u.s. manufacturing facility. i love my shop, but my back pain was making it hard to sleep and open up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. now i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. >>> in the two weeks since the election electoral history is quietly being made. the counting of ballots goes on well past election day. hillary clinton's popular vote margin now exceeds 2 million votes. that's almost as big as the population of houston, america's fourth largest city. as a share of the total vote, that translates to a margin of 1.5%. a historic popular vote edge for a candidate who lost the electoral college. and much bigger than john f. kennedy's winning margin over richard nixon in 1960 and bigger than nix

run by a boeing veteran stanley diehl. a replacement at the top for boeing, ray conner is stepping down replaced by the head of ge commerciales. there's going to be a conference call with boeing's ceo later on today. we'll certainly have an update for you. guys, back to you. >> phil, just based on what you know about the company, how significant are the changes? >> it is significant. you're looking at a slowdown right now in orders for new aircraft. and that's indicative of the fact that you have seen record orders, not only at boeing, but at airbus as well, over the last four or five years. and at some point it was due to slow down. now that it's slowing down, boeing has decided, okay, we're going to he's going to run the company. i'm not sure how much things will change immediately from the way things were run under ray connor. but this is a tougher environment he is stepping into than when ray connor stepped in the job. in 2012, more fuel-efficient aircraft. a lot of orders placed. >> look at the backlog. now things are different for kevin mcallister. >> thanks for joining us with that news. as we keep an eye on shares o

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running, we are slowing that down some. extra cloud cover across the state and the cold fronted up to the north and west and this front will be working its way down the state as ge throughout day, and what it is going to do is bring just slightly cooler temperatures and tend to dry things out as we go throughout next day or so because we have seen that dew point creeping back up into the 60s. and don't have that nice refreshing feel to the air and through. clear out the front somewhere somewhat, high pressure builds back in and nice quiet weather with that lower humidity as we work our way into the first part of week and you see the next front headed our way toward the middle of next week and that one looks like it will bring us some rain. for today, partly cloudy skies. daytime high, 78 degrees. for tonight as the front moves through, we clear out the sky. overnight low of 58. for tomorrow, mostly sunny skies. lower humidity. and daytime high of 77. on the the north at 10 to 15 knots. seas 2 to 3 feet. moderate chop on the bays, high tide at 1:04. the next cold front works its way through the middle of next week. rain chance up to 30% as we get into thursday of

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