this is russ. russ, you brought us some charts. let's get to it.the charts using the punch and the bottom of the screen. let's get to this first one. it is valuation. is in yellow.dex this would make it appear. it is normal us -- normalized? how fully valued are we at this point? russ: we are fully valued. people are pay more for a dollar of earnings. the other milestone that happened this week which and i get mentioned as much is nasdaq trading. levelst time we saw that was in the trailing days of 2009. of course, then, earnings were depressed by the recession. today, we are at the earnings. we are close to the margins. we are still trending at this very lofty evaluation. i think the takeaway, the thing about 2017, it will be harder for the case to continue to be driven by multiple expansion. next year, earnings are going to have to kick and it is rally is gog to continue. that is auch of function of a corporate tax cut? you look at the estimates for 2017, they were aggressive before we knew about the trump victory. they look more realistic in the

russ, good to talk to you again.morning. >> good morning. >> how should we be thinking about the rally and any pauses in that rally like we're seeing today? >> well, i think this is a natural pause. you don't really have anything keeping the market down. it's just worth keeping in mind stocks have moved very far very fast and moved against the background of higher rates, stronger dollar and the market is generally strong. need to pause. i think at some point in the next few days or week or so we're going to break 20,000. >> why do you think that's the case? why is this not the top just below? >> well, look, you've got still a lot of market momentum. you had people come into this rally that were very understood al -- underallocated. still a reasonable amount of cash and we're in an environment where people are getting more nervous about bonds, which has not been the case for some time, that indicates to me there's a very big rotation out of bonds, to some extent out of cash by constituti institutional investors. i don

out behind the camera with tom hanks fund- raiser about 600 people at hotel and will sit down with russ mitchel to taws about -- talk about his cleveland tykes and the film industry is having and can have on cleveland. earlier he will be at tri-c speaking with 700 students and teachers from all over northeast ohioch the person interviewing him a 17-year-old from st. joseph academy jonae williams who has seen about every tom hanks movie and has a list of questions ready to go. >> right now i am on edge but i am feeling confident and nerve-racking but you know i am a big fan so i might scream or faint you never know. >> reporter: she says her favorite tom hanks movie is forest gump. i will go with terminal i don't know-- it didn't get as much pub or play but that's mine i don't know what you got. >> i am with jonae i love forest gump. thanks so much. >>> the goodyear blimp hankor is decked out -- hangar is event. this is cool. today through sunday, you can drive through the hangar and take part in the toys for tots toy drive and it's chance for you to see the airship winked foot 2 the new

he will sit down with channel 3 russ mitchell to talk about his cleveland ties and career and impact the film industry can can have on the city. earlier today he will be at tri- c speaking with 750 students northeast ohio. the person interviewing him a 17-year-old from st. joseph academy jonae williams who says she has seen about every tom hanks movie and has a list of questions ready to go. >> right now i am a little on edge but feeling confident and i am excited but a little nervous nerve-racking but i will a big fan so i might scream and faint you never know. >> reporter: the fund raising hanks is doing will benefit greater cleveland film cleveland film here. since 2009400 million dollars of economic impact have been pumped into northeast ohio's economy so that's a good thing. also added about 1500 over 1500 full-time jobs and they are looking to continue to do that and this is how they need to raise a little money here. >> sounds great. thanks so much will. >>> 5:08. topping the morning news feed donald trump was the thank you tour. prz elect is advice -- president-elect the sis-

marry russe has the story. >> donald trump taking a break to take in the army navy game saturday eveningnswers questions for cbs sports. >> is it a humbling thought that in six weeks you will be the commander in chief for those guys? >> it's a great honor but a great responsibility. >> the trump team is fighting back against a report that russia interfered into the election to help trump whip. the russian government reportedly 3r0eu6ded wikileaks with e-mails to hurt clinton's choices. trump questioned the credibility of the cia saying these are the same people that said sadam hussein had weapons of destruction. >> i don't know if they are behind it. it's public relations franksly. >relations frankly.>> they are e conclusion that they came to was based on part that the rnc was hacked. >> he's attacking the cia to protect vladimir putin, to defend russia is an amazing situation. >> mary bruce abc news h washington. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this holiday and get the mercedes-benz you've always wanted during the winter event. now lease the 2017 gla

the popular sheriff and russ will call him an elf earlier. >> sheriff elf. >> you realize you called gradey judge an elf. >> he tweeted me and he likes it. >> he does? >> they approve. it's good. >> i was going to say don't go near lakeland. >> i'm having a microphone problem. i'm told i need to stand close >> you. every year we hear and sing along tho that song, the 12 days of christmas. >> and everyone year someone calculates how much it will cost us to buy everything on the list. from a partridge in a pear try for up to the 12 drummers drumming. it will cost you only a half percent more than last year. but it's still going to set you back $156,000. >> exactly. >> what? quickly here's the list. a partridge in a pear tree, -- there on your screen. five golden rings own $750 >> that always gets me that it's drummer drumming- 29 hundred dollars... the total: but remember, the 12 days of christmas are not before christmas. >> yes. technically the 12 days of christmas happens on christmas day and the days following until all saint day on january 6. >> how do eight maids a milking, $58?

and here's russ bonds again, emulating lee and jackson at chancellorsville. everyone recognizes hood's plan. emulates -- seeks to emulate jackson's great roll-up of the 11th corps. on the afternoon and evening of the 21st, he calls a high-level command meeting at the austin house downtown on peachtree these days. all three infantry corps commanders, plus wheeler and gustavus smith. hood goes through each of their roles. the movement is to begin after sunset to make sure they don't spot the rebels withdrawing from their outer line. cleburne had already been marching and fighting the night of the 20th, 21st, all morning of the 21st and now is going to march again on the night of the 21st, 22nd. that's asking a lot. maney's division is with cleburne as well and he doesn't get through the city until middle of the night, 3:00 a.m. hardee with his late start knowing the debilitated state of his troops stops in at the lleyton house along the way, circa 10 or 11 and asked hood, hey, i can't get into the yankee rear by morning. can we modify the attack? maybe a flank

why did russ feingold, who we all put on our sure thing list before election night, he was going to wine in! let's talk about the other races. he didn't win. what happened? >> i think a lot of things happened, but primarily, it was the trump surge. and one of the things that's interesting is that while there was an assumption that feingold would win, there was also an assumption that clinton would win wisconsin. there were clearly a lot of people who were not telling pollsters that they were going to vote for donald trump. and it's interesting that when they came into those polling places, they just voted down that republican list. i think that the key to the whole thing, if there's one core message here, it is that in out-state wisconsin, in the rural areas and particularly areas along the mississippi river, were traditionally russ feingold would run ahead of the democratic ticket, it just didn't happen to the same extent. and so, it's interesting that when you looked at that final figure, hillary clinton was at 46.4% of the vote and russ feingold was at 46.3. he just didn't get that h

earlier in the day, they were pretty much russ and icy.s tell us they were able to make up for it during the day. >> jeanette reyes "action news." >> stay with us throughout the weekend. use storm tracker to track the rain and snow. follow us on facebook and twitter for regular updates. >> in other news police say a business owner turned the tables on a would be robber on the 6800 block of pascal avenue. the suspect in his 30s attempted to rob the auto repair shop when the owner shot him three times. he was rushed to hospital. no word on his condition. >> 28-year-old matthew wertz is behind bars for stabbing catherine wanamaker nearly 40 times inside her home. wertz was released from prison and wanamaker was giving him a place to stay. >> mog on to politics, two days before election results are official. president elect donald trump is taking on the chinese by way of twitter. mary bruce has more. >> president obama defending his response to russia's hacking and interference in the u.s. election. >> everyone had the information. it was out

to keep the ice at bay but even roads that look safe can be treacherous, black ice making for tresh russands of flights were delayed or canceled. the bitter weather can't kill the holiday spirit. >> it's cool that there is snow before christmas. >> temperatures are plummeting across the u.s. as a blast of arctic air is moving in. windchill is expected to reach 30 to 40-degrees below zero in some places. >>> the man that invented the heimlich maneuver to save choking victims died. dr. heimlich suffered a massive heart attack on monday. he is from wilmington, delaware originally, said it brought him joy that thousands were saved because of his technique. he was 9 96 years old. >>> a procession led by marines accompanied john glenn's cas kit as it made its way to the auditorium at the university. vice president joe biden spoke to the crowd saying blen was one >>glen: wasaying glen was oneor met. >> he had an insidious smile. he would walk in with that smile and i would wonder where in the hell has he been? >> he was the first to orbit earth and became the oldest person in space in 1998. he

russ wilson there with the wide open baldwin. how did he get that open? troy hill -- he can't fake that. quarterback russ wilson, three touchdowns, deep, for tyler loct. >> how about goff for the rams? it wasn't a great night for him. cal, meet stanford, richard sherman lays him out! welcome to the nfl. concussion protocol will follow for goff. that was object recently, as you look -- obviously as you look at the replay, the end of his evening. they have won the nfc west. concussions continue to be a theme in the nfl, and for the 49ers, they will head to a.m. without a concussed troy smith. remember last week again the jets, he suffered on this play a concussion. scary as it was, laid out on the field, another player goes down and troy smith talked later about what it was like in the dock remember room shortly afterwards. >> locker room shortly afterward. >> emotional, going off the field. >> i was trying there, in here. and i don't remember anything. i'm going to be smart with this. i have two kids, you know. you kind of thing long term on things like th

. >> yet another var russ out there we had to be careful of and we had to vaccinate for. >> like west nile and zika, it is transmitted by mosquitoes. >> last year, they found a huge number of the mosquito that carries the west nile but they didn't find any of the virus in the mosquitos. we need to know how to control it, what steps we take and eventually hopefully how to combat the disease. it is something that has a huge mortality rate. >> it is all part of the disease monitoring taking place here in south africa. the health of the horses is an early warning sign of what could be coming to humans. >> why is it important to have an early warning system. >> it is difficult in africa and relatively for example in the united states whether west niles first emerged in the united states. they were dying. in africa, they are resistant, because these viruses have been around for many years. if we can't use it as an early warning system. we look for animals with the type of signs that we know are associated with virus infections caused by these viruses. neurological symptoms, if we see paraly

russ has proved to be an effective leader also. with a strong but quiet misdemeanor, he is not afraid to make tough decisions. while russ has been responsible for overseeing the department's efforts to get -- get the department off of g.a.o.'s high-risk list -- high risk is something that the g.a.o. puts out every other year. it's a high risk list of wasting money, taxpayer money. d.h.s. along with a lot of other agencies have been on it for quite a while. russ has made it very clear, along with the support of jeh johnson and ale, they want to get off that list as best they can. one of the greatest accomplishments is overseeing employee satisfaction for each and every component. i think they got a clean audit. the department of defense has been around since the 1940's has never gotten a clean financial audit. the department of homeland security is setting a great example. gotten a clean financial audit. i like to say if you can't manage your finances, how do you expect to be able to manage a whole department? that's just one aspect

. >> hi russ and sara president- elect donald trump's victory lap and nightly he says launched him on a mission to save jobs at factory in indiana. how the bank hostage stand off and psychedelic drugs may help cancer patients when we see you for nbc nightly news after >>> it's being called a scientific breakthrough a leagd candy maker says it's found way to reduce sugar in the products. find out if less sugar means less taste. also, are you getting your peat holiday gift? lot of us do so what are you getting your furry friend. >> we have ideas when we talk >>> welcome back. last night we told you about the controversy at the olive garden restaurant and ricky smith. >> looks like olive garden is trying to make good. the restaurant is donating 5,000 dollars to smith's nonprofit organization rake known as random acts of kindness everywhere. this comes after smith claims he was asked to leave the parma location when he asked for a party she doesn't like serving blacks. >>> happening right now a summit county favorite is revived. the west point market opened reopened in the fair lawn locat

the 0 boom ma administration has publicly accused the russian government of directlye russ russia's government claims it was not rofd. >>> metro riders be ware, car windows smashed outside a busy station. new surveillance of the people police are looking for. >>> jonbenet ramsey's brother back in the spotlight. details on the multimillion dollar lawsuit. >>> the ride to work will be much harder than usual for some of you. >>> you are running out of time to get your hands on one of the most famous sandwiches in the world. new york's carnegie deli closes its doors for good tomorrow. it's been more packed than usual as fans and food dies order the last sandwiches there. it's been open since 1937. >> have you ever had one of those sandwiches? >> i don't think i have. >>> we are looking at a chilly morning and some folks are seeing snow today. >> a little snow up around frederick and hagerstown and north of baltimore. but the great news in washington, montgomery, fairfax and prince george's co temperatures not cool enough here to support anything other than rain. we'll have showers around for the m

welsh was here for his arraignment and he is facing charges including assault with a daivrping are you russ weapon and unlawful discharge of fire annual. the decision from judge he willing held without bound at least until this thursday. and at that time, he will have another hearing at the courthouse to decide whether or not he's going to be held here in d.c. until his trial. reporting live tonight, lindsey watts, >>> d.c. mayor muriel bowser is scheduled to meet president-elect donald trump tomorrow in new york. they're expected to talk about a number of issues including infrastructure and sidehood the mayor released a statement saying in part i'm pleased the president-elect accepted our request for sit down meeting to discuss washington d.c. priorities. it's a long-standing point of applied for washingtonians to be gracious hosts for presidents and federal government. we have an opportunity to continue this growth and forward to sharing our priorities with the president-elect. donald trump meantime has spent most of his time since being elected up in new york and he and his family round

he does massssive deals in russ. for the company.amy: president-elect trump is expected to soon pick exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson as secretary of state.

. >>> millions of americans are dealing with trep russ condition, the blast of water across the region and country, in maryland, slick roads led to a massive pile-up on i95. in the midwest, folks are shovelling out from a significant snowfall while bracing for a deep frees. windchills in wisconsin and minnesota expected to reach 40 below zero. . >>> stay with 6 abc.com/weather, double scan radar to track the snow and that change over to rain. and check in with our meteorologist on social media follow each of them on facebook and twitter for regular updates. >>> a mother and her four-year-old were forced to jump from a second story window to escape the burning home, this happened early this morning on the 1400 block of north 61st in west philadelphia. firefighters arrived to find the home engulfed in flames with a woman and her son lying on the fronts pavement. both suffers burns along with cuts and bruises, both hospitalized at hahnemann to word on a you say ca for the fire. >> police in montgomery county say this is the man who stabbed his aunt to death yesterday morning in conshohock

still ahead on this new year's eve while we celebrate the start of 2171 of philadelphia's most fame russs celebrating a birthday. still ahead we'll take you to a birthday bash >> welcome back. the new year is not the only that you know people are celebrating today. in case you didn't know today is betsy ross' 265th birthday. "eyewitness news" at the betsy ross house in center city where visitors were taking in some american history ahead of the ball drop. the festivities included a chocolate making demonstration and free cup cakes. betsy ross of course is credited with selling the first american flag and we will be anything with a screen is a tv. stream 130 live channels. plus 40,000 on demand tv shows and movies, all on the go. you can even download from your x1 dvr and watch it offline. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. download the xfinity tv app today. >> fireworks aren't the only things lighting up the sky this new year's eve. nasa says a comet will streak across the sky. if the skies are clear you will be able to see comet 45-p as in paul but you'll need the bino

court today when 29-year-old sara domres {dom-russ} learned -. >> sir, can we get your reaction to the sentencing today? sara domres' father walked out of the courtroom telling us no comment, just moments after learning his daughter will spend the next two years in prison. >> i received hundreds of messages from strangers calling me vulgar names or telling me to about the public scrutiny she's faced over the last 11 months as news of her sex scandal circulated. >> there is not a day that goes by that i haven't been affected by this situation. >> her sister and mother in law spoke in her defense, hoping for leniency. >> sara is extremely remorseful for what her poor decisions have created. >> sara is not a menace to society. in fact i believe that society , loses by taking sara out of it . >> investigators say domres and a 16-year-old sophomore had sex nearly a dozen times. police say the two ao exchanged more than a thousand text messages including domres , calling the student, "baby boo." >> some lines in society that are there for a reason that simply cannot be crossed under any circ

tonight what we know and don't know about russ russia's role in the election and their intent and theroader concerns over a soon to be president publicly at odds with his intelligence experts. nbc's andrea mitchell has the latest. >> tonight the fallout growing after the unprecedented attack against the president-elect against the cia. >> they have no idea if it's russia or china or somebody, it could be somebody sitting in a bed someplace. they have no idea. >> reporter: now a call for congressional investigations into what the intelligence agencies said russia did and why. republican leaders pointedly backing the cia over the president-ele president-elect. >> i have the highest confidence in the intelligence community and the intelligence agencies. >> reporter: president obama spokesman first time since election sharply criticizing trump. >> you didn't need a security clearance to figure out who benefited from malicious russian cyber activity. >> reporter: no unanimous conclusion from the agency's about russia's motive. john mccain saying he does not think russia was trying to help

. >> now, welsh faces seven charges some of them serious felonies including a salt with a dpaink russ weapon and unlawful discham of firearm. his next hearing is scheduled for thursday. live in northwest, i'm melanie alnwick. "fox5 local news". >>> melanie alnwick in center after a sinkhole opened between e and h street. the street has been closed since yesterday evening. traffic is rerouted. d dot covered the hole with a massive plate. unclear what caused it. >> d.c. mayor becauseer is set tote meet with president-elect donald trump at 11 a.m. in new york city. the two are expected to discuss a number of issues including infrastructure and d.k. statehood it's the first for mayor and president-elect since the 2014 trump's d.c. hotel. >>> we're getting over the 2016 president dep shall election. some of us are. and already we're hearing talk about 020. vice-president biden telling reporters yesterday he want to run in four years when reporters asked him whether he was serious the vice-president didn't exactly back down and said "fate has a strange way of intervening" and the vice-presi

i never saw her act but you could tell that she could express her emotions was kind and general russ, i think that's what made her a good yogaga teacher as well. i'm happy today is a sunny day. i feel like that's a good way to have this news come because this is the type of day that is like tricia. mack c ull i also worked as a professional film actress with rolls in movies such as the paper girl, step up and neverver dream. mccauley's loved ones are celebrating her life tonight. fox5's marina maracco is live in northwest. >>reporter: the vigil right now a of chanting and meditation inside what would have been her close at 5679.clos 15 a. this was her weekly class at yoga district.ict. her very own neighborhood heregh in bloomingdale.ming we're getting some information on the suspect. he's been named and identified by mpd, 29 year old aidry andd duane johnson. doing a quick search on court cases and his criminal background we did find one theft, a misdemeanor charge which he pled guilty to back in october. i was at a cvs store. there was a take you away order. it's on the north side o

i never saw her act, but youyou could tell she expressed her emotions, was kind and general russ. i think that's what made her aer good yoga teacher as l well.we i'm happy today is a sunny day. i feel like that's a good way to have this news come. this is the type of day that is like tricia. there's no way to put this, folks here are torn up over this. this gathering is about to get underway at 56789. 15 because that is the timeime where tricia usually hell herher yoga class here. folks will gather here at the studio. they will then march a couple ol blocks away from here. d.c. police are out in force to help escort the people who have come here to pay their respects to the live and spirit of tricia mack cull i.. we're live in northwest, fox5 local news.ne we'll send it back in to you.yo. we are staying in the district tonight where police aral investigating a deadly shooting that happened on cedar street northwest. this shortly before 8:00 lastlat night. a group of people gatheredgath outside a convenience store and some type of fight broke out.ou. there was an altercation thatth

. >> good afternoon, supervisors and my name is russ low, and i have spent a quarter of my career working for the united states senate. senator cransetn some of you may remember, senator fine stien but before that i started with a group called chinese for affirmative action. this was in the late 70s and at that time, language access was an issue. it has not changed. and i have known julie for over 20 years. and we have discussed a lot of issues. and what impresses me is that she never backs down. she is not entim dated by challenges, or chal jers. you cannot pigeon hole her. and i think that is good, because a commission, the police commission especially, is going to be under a microscope lots of pressure. i would like to see her on the commission and i think that we are going to see progress, and we are kind of in a stalemate and the reports are out there and the recommendation and now we need to do something, about you there is a new challenge in the wind as you au know. the occupant on pennsylvania avenue has changed. and we are going to face challenges that we have never imagined. not

reporter: tonight, donald trump is digging in, blasting a "new york times" report that russia int russ russia interfered with the election. >> i think the democrats are bringing it up because they lost a big election. >> reporter: news that both democrats and republicans were targeted, but only information hacked from democrats was made public. trump still questions if russia was involved at all, even after 17 u.s. intelligence agencies directed it. tonight, a bipartisan calling for an information. trump's recent comments are raising serious questions about whether he trusts u.s. intelligence. and trump admits he's not receiving the classified presidential daily briefings. at least not every day. >> i get it when i need it. i don't have to be told -- i'm a smart person. i don't need to be told the same thing every single day for the next eight years. >> reporter: trump's secretary of state will inherit the complex relationship with russia. and trump's pick, rex tillerson. trump says the ties are a good thing. >> a great advantage, he knows many of the players. >> reporter: no announcem

do with this hacking, we resent the insinuation, we find the accusations, they've called them lewd russ nonsense and even gone so far as to call them indecent. even if the u.s. does decide to pursue a tough line here and engage in some cyber warfare, we're probably not going to hear about it, boris. >> all right, clarissa ward reporting live from russia. >>> tomorrow jake tapper sits down for an exclusive conversation with senator john mccain. also on the show tomorrow, attorney general loretta lynch. don't miss those interviews at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow only here on cnn. >>> the pentagon says china has agreed to return a u.s. drone that it seized in international waters. but not before beijing accused the u.s. of, quote,s hi hyping the incident. this started on thursday when china grabbed the drone from international aware that in the south china sea. the president-elect weighed in, tweeting, quote, china steals united states navy research drone, and takes it to china in an unprecedented act. cnn's matt rivers is following the story for us from beijing. matt, what can you tell us about the

he does massssive deals in russ. for the company.my: president-elect trump is expected to soon pick exxonmobil ceo rex tillerson as secretary of state.

also see the flashing lights way up in the distance letting you know that russ are still out there. hopefully this will get moved out of your way by hopefully the 6:00 hour it is not though, just know we have these cones out there in the morning, during the 6:00 and i would say pushing moved toward 6:00, 6:30 hour, that's when we will start to slow down. give yourselves extra time there. then look at the vine, not closed overnight for the construction, westbound starting to see brake light go off jump in the front. schuylkill. eastbound side actually looking pretty goodment peak into new jersey 42 freeway northbound at creek road, 95, that's what you are looking at, not bad. pretty typical. definitely starting starting top there. construction route one north, at 72, on and off-ramps are closed. they will be closed between seven a.m. and 43:00 p.m. that is for a paving project. the lanes blocked between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. that's going to go through late january. rahel, back to you. >> meisha, thank you. >> police are investigate a deadly crash in northeast philadelphia. they say

. >> ran against russ feingold. >> i was happy. i'm flabbergasted that my party can't say, hell yes, i am appalled that intelligence agencies have concluded that russian intelligence meddle where our elections. let's leave the outcome out of it. he was hung up on the outcome donald trump is our president and he will be sworn in and we will do everything we can to make sure that russia never again muddles or meddles with our elections. i don't understand why that is a difficult bridge for any republican or democrat, frankly, to cross. >> worldwide it is difficult to grasp the concept that what they do to ukraine or crimea or georgia as bad and awful as it might be, is not the same as what they do to us, right? you would think it would be a starting point for every u.s. senator. >> what they do to assad is far more grave -- and people have died in crimea. >> but the senator went on about how this is what russia does. we knew that they tried to spread disinformation and they hack and that sort of thing. >> but there is about brand con

russ, what do you think? as we noted, the trend for fixed income and the currencies continues post election. they're both going higher here, the dollar is, but equities are pulling back here. what do you make of today's action? >> i think the trend will likely continue. we still haven't had the full impact of fiscal stimulus in 2017. and the most important thing to me is the effect higher rates are having on the equity market. we've seen a complete reversal of the trend that dominated earlier in the year, where financials struggled and proxies ran. now with yields backing up, it's very hard to justify some of the valuations we see in the defense of sectors. those continue to sell off and that trend will remain in place as long as rates keep backing up. >> dorothy, is that your expectation here? >> yeah, i think that today the fact that it's going down a little is just because the market wants its cake and eat it, too. it's been on the run with the fiscal and they thought, well, let the monetary just kick in a

so they reach out to the folks at justice rescue where russ harper had just the replacement abandoned pup they had just taken in. >> i believe that during those hard times that this little boy and his family is going to face moving forward i think that this puppy will add a lot of love and compassion and to me animals can fix anything. >> reporter: firefighters all packed into the firehouse kitchen alongside ben's family a ranged for santa claus himself to present ben, nathan and little brother joseph with their brand new puppy. >> this is a puppy. >> the firefighters went one further. donating a small mountain of toys to ben and his brothers. they were a big hit. but before long, bentley was back in their arms bringing comfort to a very sick little boy. ben's dad was overcome by the generosity shown by strangers. >> no one had to do this, but it's just spirit of season and, you know, we're just grateful for everything. we're very fortunate. >> reporter: mom, well, she looked at her brave little boy and wiped away tears. >> it's a christmas miracle. yes. i'm just overwhelmed and so th

. >> good afternoon, supervisors and my name is russ low, and i have spent a quarter of my career working for the united states senate. senator cransetn some of you may remember, senator fine stien but before that i started with a group called chinese for affirmative action. this was in the late 70s and at that time, language access was an issue. it has not changed. and i have known julie for over 20 years. and we have discussed a lot of issues. and what impresses me is that she never backs down. she is not entim dated by challenges, or chal jers. you cannot pigeon hole her. and i think that is good, because a commission, the police commission especially, is going to be under a microscope lots of pressure. i would like to see her on the commission and i think that we are going to see progress, and we are kind of in a stalemate and the reports are out there and the recommendation and now we need to do something, about you there is a new challenge in the wind as you au know. the occupant on pennsylvania avenue has changed. and we are going to face challenges that we have never imagined. not

sides of the aisle expressed some concern over the pick especially over tillerson's close ties to russ russia's president vladimir putin. meantime this picture from tmz shows kanye west visited the trump tour. he's posing with the president-elect and ivanka telling reporters that he and kanye talked about quote live. >>> a new jersey state trooper on the other side of the law tonight accused of stopping women drivers to ask them out on a date. investigators say trooper marquise, tried to cover it up sever times. he's colonelly suspended faces charge if's convicted he faces as long as five years in prison and a $15,000 fine. >>> philadelphia police are looking for a woman who held up a wawa in the rhawnhurst section on saturday. a clerk says the woman threatened to shoot him if he didn't give her the money. clerk handed over some cash and got away. thankfully without hurting anyone. >>> we now know the name of a burlington county teen shot and killed in front of his home last night. prosecutors say 16-year-old evan perry died at the scene on plum tree lane in willingboro. someone fired

nice to be a teammate of russ wilson. you're like our quarterback here. just wondering if you're going to do this gracious back up yet. >> oh. yes. >> so excited. >> thank you. >> boy, is he going to be disappointed. >> yes. >> join us tonight at 9:00. police say a man took advantage of the holiday season to rob a bank. what he gave to tellers before demanding money. >> the founder and ceo of facebook. how about a bully? the new accusations facing mark zuckerberg tonight. >> here is tonight's prime time line up. at 8:00 it's a charlie brown christmas, at 9:002 hours of the great american baking show and stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> that will do it for this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on twitter, thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. for larry beil, check your office. we appreciate your time. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. >> okay. r goalie got lucky, dad. yeah, the goalie was lucky you kept kicking it right to her. i think the last time you kicked to her, she just went, "hey, thanks!" "great game, honey." "

. >> pelley: this controversy with russ, implications of fighting this battle now at the same time that president trump has made so many complaints about china and reached out to taiwan? >> i'm confused in terms of why president-elect trump is seeking to embrace president putin, who has annexed crime, yeah who has destabilized ukraine, who has bombed thousands of innocent civilians in aleppo. and he's poking the finger in the eye of china. the best way to start a new policy is to sit down with the president and say, we're going to have a slightly different relationship than you're acuss comed to. >> pelley: former secretary of state william cohen, thank you for being with us. for its part, f.b.i. has not concluded its investigation into this, but so far it is not siding with the c.i.a. on the motive for the russian hacking. here on capitol hill, there were new calls today for another investigation to get to the bottom of it. here's congressional >> the russians are not our friends. >> reporter: republicans found themselves caught today between distrust of putin and allegiance to mr. tru

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nice to be a teammate of russ wilson. you're like our quarterback here.wondering if you're going to do this gracious back up yet. >> oh. yes. >> so excited. >> thank you. >> boy, is he going to be disappointed. >> yes. >> join us tonight at 9:00. police say a man took advantage of the holiday season to rob a bank. what he gave to tellers before demanding money. >> the founder and ceo of facebook. how about a bully? the new accusations facing mark zuckerberg tonight. >> here is tonight's prime time line up. at 8:00 it's a charlie brown christmas, at 9:002 hours of the great american baking show and stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> that will do it for this edition of abc7 news. look for breaking news on twitter, thanks for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. for larry beil, check your office. we appreciate your time. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. >> okay. who says i shouldn't havmy doctor.very day? my dentist. definitely my wife. hey wait. we have better bubbles. make sparkling water at home and drink 43% more water every day. sodastream

as he runs in we realize it could get duane russ. it could get dangerous. [laughing]. >> you have to love australia. let's face it. that happened during a hunting trip in the australian out back. let's see it again in slow mo. >> the roo switches his attention to tom and sizes up his next victim. the crafty buck comes forward ready to attack. to save himself he launches a right hand to the kangaroo's face. he swivels the roo's head and then they eye each other off. he leaves the buck stunned over what has taken place. >> a man -- the man is said to be an elephant keeper at the zoo. he did the right thing. a kangaroo kick to the gut and the punch stops the roo and makes him think about the situation. >> you can see him thinking. >> the kangaroo throws his arms up, help me jesus! why wasn't he ants dash anticipating. >> the funny thing is the kangaroo has the dog in a headlock. >> who are we to say the dog didn't like what was going on. >> i don't remember reading this in win knee the pooh. i conclude they had is not australia because everybody knows if it we

got what you are wearing, tire russ. >> what with the chain?> are bringing the chain back. >> you have to be a gangster to have a chain? >> that is how it works. >> you made it. ambassador, why does there have to be entertainment? why? why? why? >> plenty of entertainment, imagine a bowl -- a whole hour or more of president obama squirming during the inaugural address. >> you live in washington, dc, what is your exact address? i kid. i kid. >> i can walk to the national mall and i know you are going to ask about the protesters. >> how did you know? >> for get the principle, think of the last couple of inaugurations can you not get anywhere near the capitol so forget it. i know the protesters are upset they can get as close as they want and get up close to the barricades but it doesn't matter. >> they will not see. by the way, a great protest is a counter inauguration, have all the familiar faces, like sir a silverman and green day, and poor man monkey's, and i don't know if anyone follows that. now, cat, it has been said by many in the media th

the evidence suggests it was by russ russia. what i believe is to get to why we were so vulnerable and how we can protect is to have a bipartisan outside of dock to tell the american people what happened. >> and what's wrong with that? mitch has been against that so this bush back at the house top senate leadership. why do you think a commission should be formed and who would make up that commission? >> there is more than one way to spin skin a cat. when he is choosing to side with the murderous russian dictator i think that's all the more reason to have an independent commission in national security to sign off an incredible way of what happened. >> what will it take? >> it will take congress, the house and senate to pass it and president to sign off on it. i think the sooner the better. we cannot allow this to be normalized. for us to accept that we will allow outside actors to mess with our elections. they should be spirited and they should be battle tested. i don't think either ever want another country whether it is russia

the new regional hegemony is russ. on role left for us which russia is glad to see us play is taking care of isis for them so they don't have to in iraq and syria. when isis is finally beaten into the ground in a few years when there is not' left on thered than rag tag holdouts. we'll be asked to leave iraq. we won't have a role in syria. and we have lost without even putting up a struggle. it's gotten so bad that even bibi netanyahu has had to mend fence and go repeatedly to moscow. our enemies do not fear us, our allies do not trust us, and we are in retreat around the globe. tom: what happens from here. the sanctions, the last-minute 11th hour small potatoes sanctions, what do they do? >> it's another one of obama's gestures. he loves rhetorical flourishes and empty gestures. i'm glad for any signs towards russia. but this was strictly tactical stuff. sanctioning individuals. if you want to have a strategic effect, you go after russia's weak point which is the economy. the sanctions russia placed on russia have hurt

the most reputable newspaper in the country are referring t to -- and saying we need to find russ russia'sriends. discussing allegations for which, not a whole lot of factualconfirmations. it puts us in a lot of crisis. it could cripple the president who cannot pursue whatever he wants to do with putin because he's going to be seen as a puppet for putin. >> trump said something that nobody else says, would it be great to cooperate are hurussia. i strongly believe that a lot of these allegations floating around are the enemies. senator mccain discrediting not only putin but trump and making it impossible. that would be bad for america. >> is it worth having a new detente. >> i would like to coat what steven cohen said. we don't know that putin went to crimea, we literally don't know. he's somebody that refused to believe that russia invaded foreign country aies and russia hacking other countries. his refusal to believe that is part of a pattern. i think you will find and if you look at not just what the cia says but with several independent group says and you can loisten to the german intel

blowout for the russ is sell 2000. up 5%. dow up 5%. back in a couple minutes. x >>> this is a great summary of all the complicated issues going on in the middle east at the moment. the tightrope that any president will have to walk and really saying if he wants to think that he can pull back and focus domestically, he's got another thing coming. this is important. and will have to be active. >> that is one of the questions in policy as we get more information on domestic and economic policies. >> still don't know secretary of state, secretary of defense. big appointments to come. >> my pick is from "the wall street journal". basically scoring and grading what we got from that spintervi that we got with mnuchin and ross. the trump's money men, "the wall street journal" calls them. positive on pro growth but critical on the trade argument that a trade deficit is bad. here's the bottom line according to the ed board. the irony is that if mr. trump does succeed in unleashing faster growth, the u.s. demand for imports will increase as capit

i say i say russ, they're wreath cycling. i was really proud of that. it's good. it's good. i just wanted to make certain everybody, everywhere heard >> yeah. shirt sleeves and christmas trees. wreath cycling to i'm still working on country song. not coming together quite well. i'm working on it ladies and gentlemen you're seeing such sadness right now. all right. take a bow. that deserve as bow. come on. come on. there you go. there you go. all right. get out of here. go. go. get out of here. i'll see you be safe coming home my friend. holiday season lots of extra calories but i love it when their mics are still on it ((jen//2shot)) the gunman accused of killing >>> the gunman accused of a killing a police officer in washington state u dead and a long stand off is over. this an update to story we've following all morning long. about an hour ago s.w.a.t. team shot and killed gunman who had been holed up in a house in tacoma, washington with two children. children are okay. late yesterday an officer shot and killed. that led to stand off surrounding neighborhood was put on lo

. >> russ tin, alexander limone. >> no dips for you we don't work for tips. >> we work wore sweaterstmas hats and all that other stuff. that's a feel-good story. >> it's nice on christmas to get a couple of those out there. you always have the bad news, there you go, there's good news, humanity in the world. >> feel good. >> maybe i next year and get tip bombed. >> it would be nice. >> it would be nice. >> what was nice is today. compared to last year it was warm and ugly all day. >> drizzly, cloudy. >> we had a lot of sunshine georgous christmas day and christmas day evening. not too much to worry about here on the docket through the evening hours tonight and tomorrow still not too much of a concern but certainly not sunny day we have today and looking at more clouds in fikt and maybe spotty drizzle as well and travel conditions off norm of here could be a little tricky in spots. we'll get to -- actually start with travel weather for any headed home or starting to hit the road and get back home out of d.c. tomorrow. watch for some freezing rain off to the north of d.c.. talking penn

long listed for the andrew -- her first book, "new york times" bet ser "factory man" was an number russ numerous lists and is the currently being developed into a -- by tom hanks. >> thank you. "truevine holiday pass all the almosts of a southern goth nick novel but it's true. >> as a young journalist who required in roanoke no 1989 to write feature exteriors i took two years to muster the nerve to mess with nancy and she was the story's gatekeeper, the greet niece of hughes. she heard rumors in row yoke. photo, the best story in town but no one has been able to get it. by the time i poke my head intoer there tiny soul food restaurant with the idea of writing a story about her family agrees uncles it was very clear that all personal details were going to closely held, trickling out in dribs and drabs and very minute on nancy's timeline. the first time i asked if i could interview willy muse he was then in his nines she point today a sign on the wall. a customer had stenciled the word, a board and if given it to her. the sign said. sitdown and shut up." willy was not now nor ever bell av

michael not his real name is one of 40 residents who live in russ particular cabin on the converted resort if a rural part of san jose. they have been out of running water since early november. that's when the state told them the water from twin creek was contaminated with e.coli bacteria and landlord was ill legally using the creek as a water source. resident were told to boil the water which now comes from a well on the property. but the well was running dry and xleshtion water system was leaking. last friday the state told resident to begin using only bottled water. >> no running water to this day right now. to flush the toilet you have to get water from the creek or use the bottled water they gave to us fill our toilet tank which is unacceptable. >> michael store water in cool tore flush the toilet. cases of bottled water for residents left outside the manager office by county emergency services. it has been tough he says for everyone. >> the neighbor i have next door she has a child. he can not bathe or get ready for school. >>reporter: landlord has offered 75 dollars for residents wh