annie, the big question other than his well being is whether siegel was a target or if he was struck by an errant bullet. >> reporter: and jim, after speaking to his long time attorney today he tells us after talking to siegel's family they don't believe he was the intended target. he's still in the south jersey hospital tonight after undergoing surgery earlier today. >> ♪ >> reporter: philadelphia rapper beanie sigel whose real name is dwight grant was starting to get his rap career back on track after his most recent prison release. but tonight, the jay-z protege remains in a hospital in critical condition. according to pleasantville police chief jose ruiz a 911 call shots fired brought police outside siegel's home

siegel underwent surgery today atlantic care regional medical center's atlantic city campus.is long time attorney spoke to us this afternoon. >> i spoke to family members. it appears as though he was the unintended victim of the violence. >> reporter: the philadelphia native has a long history of run ins with the law. most recently he moved from federal prison to a halfway house in august after serving a two year tax evasion sentence. he was released to home confinement in september. siegel has been a victim of gun violence in the past after he was shot in the arm in philadelphia in 2006. >> disheartening because he was in the process of putting things back together, getting back into his career into the music industry. >> reporter: and jim, the other big question is who is responsible. well, according to police that second man that they believe was involved in the scuffle was not seriously injured. he is not cooperating with police and at this point siegel has not been able to speak with police because of his condition. for now reporting live from the sat center, annie mccor

the sun could be a major factor. >>> amelia siegel is here with with why. and your full winter classic ahead. hi amelia. >>od puck drops at 1:00 p.m. until as late as 2:00 p.m. i was there until 3:00. not an issue at all. the sun angle is low enough where it won't impact the players. here your winter classic forecast. plenty of sunshine. i don't ha to tell you that. but it will be chilly. temperatures will be in the upper 30s and low 40s. a bit of a breeze at the game. so the thermometer reading will feel like they are in the mid to upper 30s. you definitely want to bundle up. it could be delayed until 2:00 p.m. they will have to play it by ear. 3:00 42. 6:00 p.m. eve with a capitals win er. >>> well right now many people are preparing to ring in the new year in las vegas. well if you are betting for snow on the vegas strip, you may want to hold off. mike seidel is live there. mike what are things looking like right now? >> reporter: it is a cold morning on the strip here angie. the temperatu is at 34. the windchill is 25 degrees. take a look. we're looking

the attorney says it appears siegel was not the intended target and got caught in the cross fire.siegel was released from federal prison in august after serving a two-year sentence for tax evasion. his probation is set to end this weekend. authorities say he was wearing an ankle monitoring bracelet when someone gunned him down. >> i think it's horrible. >> any idea why it happened? >> not at all. i have no idea. no idea. >> now, police pursued a gray honda in connection with the shooting and took a man into custody for questioning after he jumped out of that car which ended up getting away. investigators say that they don't know what that man's role may have been in the shooting. at this point, he has not been charged. live tonight in pleasantville, i'm ted greenberg, nbc 10 news. >>> the hits just keep coming for embattled comedian bill cosby. crews are cleaning up his star on the hollywood walk of fame after it was vandalized. someone reportedly wrote the word rapist in three different places. he received a star in 1977. this happens after more then a dozen women have come forwa

david siegel, author of "the inner pulse." we unlock that every sunday here on housecall. >> at least they do. well, yeah, we had a great week. we want to start with something really important today, an eye-opening new warning for men diagnosed with prostate cancer. researchers now investigating whether obesity could be making the disease a lot more aggressive. dr. samadi, how could it be so? >> this is very big news, because when you think of obesity, you always think about high blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, but now for the first time we see that also obesity results in very aggressive prostate cancer. this is coming from a big study that the american society of research looked into thousands of patients, over 191,000 patients with cancer, so they looked across the board and now they're seeing that obesity can also result, or some association between obesity and aggressive prostate cancer. how does this happen? we know a lot of visceral fat, the fat inside the body, when it sits around the liver, it can cause release

amelia siegel tells us what to wear as >> welcome back. the price of gas is still low as we head into the new year. sluggish demand around the world and a bun adapt supply are keeping prices low. the average in the district is $2.72 a gallon for regular. in maryland, it's $2.46. in west virginia $2,.47. >>> while the redskins lost one man is celebrating a big win he got at fedex field. >> cameras were rolling as brian pitt got on one knee and asked his girlfriend to marry him. lindsay said yes. they live in los angeles. her family is from this . they said football has been an important part of their relationship. doing the proposal on the field made good accepts. >> it is huge in their relationship. they say they go to dozens of games. not just the redskins. but he actually started working on the redskins with this back in november. they made it seamless. >> we will see where the wedding is. >> yeah. >> it's going to be interesting. >> she's from damascus i local. taking a look outside, we have a bit of a great start. winter might bite you

it is amelia siegel. she's a pro. >> i had you fooled then. >> how was it? >> it was amazing to be on the ice with not only the caps but nhl legends and big sports names. everybod was so nice. to play on ther c rink just fabulous. i do think tomorrow a sun glare could be a bit of an issue. puck drops at 1:00 p.m. until 2:00 p.m. they could potentially be dealing with a sun glare. so maybe the game could be delayed by an hour. the officials are pulling everything together. they are wondering. they would they will have to play it by ear. here's the for the game tomorrow featuring plenty of sunshine. low 40s and upper 30s. a little bit breezy. it will feel like the temperatures are in the mid to upper 30s. don't at midnight temperatures in the 20s in the suburbs and 30 degrees in washington. but i have to say last night it was wonderful. it was so . >>> let's check traffic with melissa. she looks great. if i was out there, not so pretty. we do have road closures -- what did you say? >> you would need an ambulance. >> there we go. piscataway closed. mattawoman b

our conversation with jeremy siegel. >>> cuba relations does it mean you will spend your next vacation on cuba's beaches? and inside the big i business of frozen from the people who make it happen. and the days are ticking down but if you haven't bought last or first holiday presents we have ideas you don't want to miss. "on the money" starts right now. this is "on the money." .our money, your life, your now, becky quick. >>> here's a look at what is making news as we head to a new week "on the money." hold on to your horses or reindeer, looks lake like the santa claus rally is here. dow climbed 700 points on those combined days, an increase of 4%. the first 250i78 we have seen one of that size since 2011. s&p up 4 1/2% on those two days. stocks continued to rise on friday. good chunk of the new optimism came after the federal reserve's open market committee meeting this week that used the word patient to describe when it will raise rates. that relieves the markets as some players thought a rate hike was im innocent. stable stabilize to $55 a barrel, a five and a half year low. >>> mcd

. >>> amelia siegel is here with your out-the-door forecast. good morning. >> good morning. storm team 4 radar showing showers south of washington. in parts of southern fauquier and southern prince william counties. you can see this activity is pushing east-northeast. those of you south of the district could be dealing with some light rain mainly during the morning hours. only a slight chance of showers in washington early this morning if that does happen it would only last an hour or so. this area is very light. everybody, though is noticing any cloud cover. overcast skies. rain in south washington. showers favoring extreme southern maryland down through the northern neck. limited sunshine around the midday hours for those of you north of d.c. here's melissa with a check of the roads. >> taking a wide look at things overall, looking quite good. we do have the one situation in temple hills that we will talk about in just a second. inner and outer loop everything moving along quite nicely. 66 eastbound, westbound, nice an. as you're flying in no problems at all. all the way i

siegel, about what they went through? that now they have learned and there probably won't be another case here? >> i hope so, i talked to dr. fare who advises who. he said ebola is not more contagious than we thought, but it is found in the g.i. tract more than we thought in a lot of diarrhea and vomit, so you have to be careful with health care. they talked about an army helicopter flying with one blood sample. the army has been hugely helpful over there, as david just mentioned, in liberia. but the coordination of care when there is such a poor infrastructure is so hard. >> we're also spending that $6 billion on this disease, so a lot of time and effort and money goes into it, problem with this virus, is that the heat and weather over there changing your personal gears, these are challenges we don't have with other diseases, but i think we've come a long way. i'm glad those numbers that the cdc mentioned, a million population by january, they were wrong about it, so that's good news. >> thankfully, there is progress. >>

jeremy siegel of the university of pennsylvania. like anotherounds reason why you do not want to be a short-term investor. if you are a professional investor that has to offer liquidity's, how are you going to navigate this market? >> is the opposite of a perfect storm. -- it is it the opposite of a perfect storm. >> ron baker be a day trader. -- wrong day to be a day trader. republicans have reform laws in their sites. there are more than a few bankers who like the sounds of that. usain bolt may be the fastest man in the world, but that did not stop me from giving him the race of his life. my interview with the sprinter, coming up. you are watching "market makers yurik." ♪ >> welcome back. i'm stephanie ruhle along with my coanchor for the day, ill: -- bill cohen. republicans are taking aim at dodd-frank. weakening the law is one of the toplican congress' priorities. dean baker, the founder of the center for economic and policy research. let's start with elizabeth warren. she has made wall street public enemy number one. what do yo

our guest host for the next two hours is squawk market master jeremy siegel. returns in 15 years because he's a professor at wharton. he told our viewers this time last year that the dow would hit 18,000 in 2014. and despite a nerve-racking slide earlier this month, yeah. it scared us. i think it scared us because it was in combination with ebola. >> yeah. >> and even the airline stocks with oil being weak even the stocks took a 20% hit. >> the entertainment stocks. disney, anyone. no travel. that's devastating. >> that's right. and professor siegel joins us now. and okay. that was good. to stick with 18,000 the entire time. against a lot of skeptics and people who called you apermable. all the same. journalists that work for the greatest news organization or whatever, they think that's their job. alan ableson thought it was his place to question everything for 30 years and steer people out of the market for 30 years. god rest his soul. >> yes. the doom and gloomers always seem -- >> and they're always smarter. they're always smarter. >> they don't eye the con

harry siegel is with us, a columnist and editorial writer for the new york daily news.is latest piece is "the lonesome death of eric garner: when men are treated like pieces of meat by cops and medics, trust erodes." graham weatherspoon is with us, retired direct -- detective with the new york police department, and then sell michael smith. his latest piece is "the system that failed eric garner and michael brown cannot be reformed ." he was at last night protest, as so many were. we want to start with harry siegel. a part of the video that has not been seen as much. we have seen over and over again the horror of eric garner being taken down in that chokehold by the police department and piled on by these officers in staten island on the sidewalk. but as you write about in your column on wednesday, it is the second video that made me cry. not the one where officer pantaleo chokes him for 15 seconds before smashing his head into the sidewalk as others held him down come in lowering -- it ignoring his pleas. it is the video shot minutes later as garner men and women in un

siegel underwent surgery today.ey spoke to us just a short time ago. >> i spoke to family members. it appears as though he was the unintended victim. >> reporter: the philadelphia native has a long history of run ins with the law most recently he moved from federal prison to a halfway house in august after serving a two year tax evasion sentence. he was released to home confinement in september. siegel has been a victim of gun violence in the past after he was shot in the arm in philadelphia in 2006. >> it's disheartening because he was in the process of putting things back together, getting back into his career and into the music industry. >> reporter: the second man that was at the scene police are telling suspect not being cooperative. they are hoping to speak to siegel once he is out of surgery and able to talk with them so at this point they have no vehicle description and they have no suspects that they can put out. for now reporting live from the sat center, annie mccormick channel6 "action news." brian. >> w

marc siegel. he's also the author of the inner pulse. professor of id samadi. urology and chief of robotic jrge. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> we begin with breaking news. news that president obama has been diagnosed apparently with acid reflux. this happened yesterday after he complained of a sore throat. it means he's going to be on nexium and prilosec and has to watch the amount of wine he drinks and all that. >> his doctor said he does drink occasionally at least, moderately. he's a former smoker which is definitely correlated with acid reflux disease and got off of cigarettes with nicotine gum. it's actually not what people think. it's not that there's a lot of acid in the gi tract. it's that the muscle that controls d controls die decision, it gets loosened. if you eat a lot of fatty foods or fried foods, that can increase your risk. on the other hand, if you drink a lot of water, if you exercise a lot, if you drink a lot of water, if you lose weight, you decrease the problem with acid reflux. if you do all of those things, and they don't work,

siegel's brother-in-law was also injured in the shooting.olice say there was an altercation at the home around that time the gunfire erupted. >> shell casings and ammunition found outside but when we got to the house mr. grant was in the house, so at this point we don't know if the shooting took place outside and he went in or if the shooting took place in the house. >> siegel was just released from prison back in august after serving two years for federal tax evasion. in 2006 the 40-year-old was shot multiple times during a philadelphia robbery. >> no criminal charges will be filed in the central bucks west hazing scandal. the district attorney david heckler announced his office had received no evidence that would call for charges. the allegations first surfaced in october forcing the school to cancel the rest of their football season. eventually the head coach, brian hensel was fired and several of his assistants were suspended. >> subaru is on the move. the automaker is moving its north american headquarters from cherry hill 4 miles down

mark siegel is here.radicated mumps with vaccines but it has made a come back. >> let's not make this an anti vaccine segment. i love the vaccine and i think it has done a tremendous job eradicating mumps but it is only 90% effective. the other problem is not everybody is vaccinated. so it gets into populations that aren't vaccinated and spreads among people who aren't immune and think they aren't in the close confine them off hockey team when they're in the locker room together is easy to spread. is a respiratory virus that causes swelling, haiti, fatigue and loss of appetite. stuart: when it comes to these old-line diseases i thought compulsory vaccination had gotten rid of most of them but it appears vaccination is no longer compulsory and these diseases are making a come back and that is a terrible thing with the entire vaccine movement. >> exactly right. it started in your home country in great britain because of the studies that was later discounted the show a connection between the vaccine and auti

marc siegel. professor of medicine at nyu's langone medical center. he's also the author of the inner pulse. >> and dr. david samadi. chairman and professor of urology and chief of robotic surgery. doctors, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> we begin with breaking news. have you heard about this? news that president obama has been diagnosed apparently with acid reflux. this happened yesterday after he complained of a sore throat. this means the president of the united states is going to be on, what, nexium and prilosec and has to watch the amount of wine he drinks and all that. >> his doctor said he does drink occasionally at least, moderately. so cutting down on alcohol for sure. he's a former smoker which is definitely correlated with acid reflux disease and got off of cigarettes with nicotine gum. what is reflux disease? it's actually not what people think. it's not that there's a lot of acid in the gi tract. it's that the sphincter gets loosened, especially if you're obese, especially if you drink a lot of coffee, which we love here on the pr

siegel is a former protege of rap superstar jay-z. he had just been released from prison in august after serving two years for tax evasion. coming up on "action news" at 6:00 we'll have a live report with the latest on that shooting. >>> a man accused of raping a 12-year-old girl in upper darby has turned himself in to police. 20-year-old terrell gatling surrendered to police last night. officers say he met the girl last month when she ran away from home. he invited her back to his house where the alleged assault took place. police say the next morning he walked her to school. tonight he is behind bars. >> for the third straight day demonstrators rallied in new york city calling for an officer to be indicted in the death of eric garner. this was the scene in union square this afternoon as demonstrators voiced their outrage over a grand jury's decision not to indict daniel pantaleo. he was recorded placing garner a chokehold. the medical examiner determined that maneuver committed to garner's death. thousands of people marched througho

beanie o jeremy siegel thinks it will go to 20,000. i have to ask you, i saw you looking very good just a few moments ago. you sayingith you both. to michael himself jordan and muhammad ali. he has a track and field star, he is only the 50th richest athlete in the world. he and i sprinted against one other. miraculously, there you go. he did push-ups faster. race, he was walking and i was running. to get back to the markets for a second -- you were wearing workout gear and he was wearing a suit. ishe was wearing gold boom as.who ms. -- pum >> this is a continuation. the dow did drop in the s&p dropped in october. with a few hiccups, we have been pretty much straight up. oil has been straight down. there is some volatility but the trend has remained for pretty much all of the asset clauses. morning,il this everybody was saying that the rally was because of janet yellen. patient she would be with raising rates. now it looks like there's good fundamental data out there why the economy is powering ahead. we are better than the rest of the

watch many ducks swans, and siegel's. -- seagulls. it is a great place to stroll and sail away. many couples come here to take a ride around a lake going under the bridges, passing the chinese pavilion and the waterfall. for a quiet getaway, making for a memorable and magical experience. located on 19th avenue this growth is the place to where you're hiking boots, bring the family and the dog because it has so much to offer you and your loved ones. it is a truly hidden gem in the city. the park is rich with eucalyptus trees. long paths allow you to meander, perfect for a dog walking in a wooded environment. >> i enjoy the history. the diversity of nature that exists in such an urban city concrete streets cars we have this oasis of the natural environment. it reminds us of what the history was. >> there is a section for dogs and plenty of parking. transit is available on the 28 bus to get you very easily. the part is ada -- park is ada accessible. it is also a natural lake. this is your chance to stroll around the lake and let the kids run free. it also has many birds to watch. i

harry siegel authored the column. his commentary appeared in the "wall street journal," the "new public." and elsewhere, it made you cry. explain that. >> well, eric garner in the second video is unconscience and unresponsive and on the ground and there's cops around and they're doing nothing for the man, and there's guys in the crowd filming this, saying, he can't breathe. nothing is happening. emts come, they don't clear his awayway, don't think him. one says he has a pulse, says, sir, sir, we're here to ten you, and then just walks off, and then eventually they drop him on a gurney, and it's a big man, and aisle sure he is not easy to carry but not how you want to see a human being being treated. >> i want to read your column while we play the video. it's the second eric garner video that made me cry. not the one where officer daniel pantaleo choke are garber were smashing his head into the sidewalk as other cops hold down and cuff garner, ignoring pleas he issued witness the -- with the last air in this lungs. it'

siegel want to start with you. what are we talking about? is it available now?. it's going to be available in 2015. it's very exciting because it cut down on death from heart failure by 20% in the study compared to another usual drug we use. the reason is heart failure is when your heart -- heart is the biggest pump in the body. when that pump is failing you have a problem and you back up fluid into your lungs. one of the reasons it fails is a heart attack. there are other reasons it fails. if you have a failing heart if the arteries are constricted, if there's too much volume too much blood, too much fluid width in your body the heart failure gets worse. this drug is a combo drug that hits both things. it relaxes the arteries and decreases the fluid in the arteries. it's called l 6z 696. it will be available in 2015. it's a major accomplishment. >> if i may, i think that's crucial because i know someone who recently had heart surgery and was rushed back to the hospital because the fluid was building up around the heart, is that there where? >> that's right. wha

marc siegel. he's also the author of the inner pulse. professor of id samadi. urology and chief of robotic jrge. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> we begin with breaking news. news that president obama has been diagnosed apparently with acid reflux. this happened yesterday after he complained of a sore throat.

professor jeremy siegel says stocks have even more room to run. >> given the interest rates that i believeer the next year, i still think the fair market value of u.s. stock market is about 10% higher than what we have today. >> the movie the

. >> tatiana siegel is a film reporter for the "hollywood reporter." >> i'm still really mad at you.i think she always wanted roles that would challenge her. there aren't a lot of great tv roles for women in their teens and 20s. >> lawrence's goal was the big screen. in 2007, she auditioned for the coveted role of bella swan in the "twilight" series. she lost out to kristen stewart. but it wouldn't be long before lawrence got another chance. and that would come from this man. >> she has the greatest talent i have seen in my life. raw talent. in 2007, he was casting a small independent film. >> i'm pregnant. >> he saw lawrence's audition tape on the very first day of casting and he knew she was the one. >> my family was happy, too. >> the publishers were not sure of having her. i said, no, this is the girl i want. >> and he got her. lawrence transformed from a fun-loving 17-year-old into a serious actor. >> i said to her, really relax. we had a lot of fun. what we're doing is very serious and intense film and i said, jennifer, this is really difficult. you need concentration. no, we c

. >> amelia siegel has your weather headlines. >> good morning, guys. the rain south of washington for the morning hours. most of us in for a mainly dry day today. i don't think you everyone need to tpwrab thegr the umbrella. temperatures a good 10 degrees cooler than we were yesterday. so you might want to grab scarf as well. prince george's anne arundel into southern maryland. you could see scattered showers until 10:00, 11:00 a.m. most of us just noticing clouds around and the damp roads drying out during these early morning hours. right now we're in the low to mid 40s. keeping us dry. by 6:00 a.m. just a chance of showers in southern maryland. i'll have tuesday's forecast in 10 minutes. melissa, some construction going on right? >> everyone for the folks headed back into town. outer loop at braddock until 5:00. not terrible. that normal construction. some of it now pack in play. inner and outer loop moving quite nicely. taking a look up north in maryland. bw parkway, into and out of town looking good. beltway at richie marlboro moving along nicely.

marc siegel, author of the inner pulse, unlocking the inner code of sickness and health. >> and dr. samadi at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. always good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> almost the end of the year, pretty soon, and you look back at some of the big stories this past year, this moment had gripped our nation. >> africa's biggest ebola outbreak ever has health officials scrambling, as one american infected with the virus arrives in the u.s. for treatment. >> the key is identifying, quarantining, isolating, those who contract it and making sure that practices are in place that avoid transmission. >> the plain fact is we can stop it from spreading in hospitals and stop it in africa, where it's really the source of the epidemic. >> as you remember, the ebola crisis did reach u.s. soil, with dr. brantley arriving in august for treatment of that deadly disease, a disease that would keep the rest of the country on alert for months to come. there were a few cases after the doctor, but it's been thankfully kind of quiet on that front. >> first of all, it wa

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marc siegel. professor of medicine at nyu's langone medical center.s also the author of the inner pulse. >> and dr. david samadi. chairman and professor of urology and chief of robotic surgery. doctors, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> we begin with breaking news. have you heard about this? news that president obama has been diagnosed apparently with acid reflux. this happened yesterday after he complained of a sore throat. this means the president of the united states is goi

david siegel, author of "the inner pulse."unlock that every sunday here on housecall. >> at least they do. well, yeah, we had a great week. we want to start with something really important today, an eye-opening new warning for men diagnosed with prostate cancer. researchers now investigating whether obesity could be making

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marc siegel, author of the inner pulse, unlocking the inner code of sickness and health. >> and dr. samadi at lennox hill hospital and chief of robotic surgery. always good to see you. >> nice to see you. >> almost the end of the year, pretty soon, and you look back at some of the big stories this past year, this moment had gripped our nation. >> africa's biggest ebola outbreak ever has health officials scram

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. >> reporter: dan siegel represents a group of demonstrators arrested last week and kept in jail for the long holiday with no charges filed come monday. >> the d.a. knows that going to trial against people who stood up against racism and stood up against police abuse is likely not to be very popular with local juries. >> reporter: jeff represents one man charged with a felony, second degree commercial burglary of a store. >> the issue here is not some lost bottles from a $3.2 billion corporation but why thousands of people across the country were shutting down freeways, were protesting in the streets. >> reporter: police say their investigation is just beginning. as they continue to review officer body cameras and other video sources. >> if we didn't arrest you that night, if we didn't arrest you later that week, we are certainly going to find you and arrest you. >> reporter: besides criminal action, oakland's mayor-elect says the city may file civil lawsuits against those who damaged property. laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> the senate has confirmed a san francisco businessman and ob

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marc siegel just spoke with the president's spoke person.has late-breaking information coming up next. >>> welcome back for quick headlines. the obama administration scrambling to track down a known terrorist who was already once in u.s. custody. a $5 million reward is being offered for any information on known terrorist ibrahim al-rubaysh. >>> a mother's worst nightmare. a woman says her baby is in the clutches of isis. her estranged husband ran away to join the terror group in syria bringing his three-year-old with him. she says she didn't know he was an extremist until she saw a propaganda video featuring her child. the father has since been killed during the fighting. >> a fox news alert. former president george h.w. bush rushed to a hospital in houston. >> dr. marc siegel just heard from the president's spoke person. he joins us with the late-breaking details. good to see you. sorry it's under these circumstances. what did his office tell you? >> the key here is it's a precaution. when you have parkinson's syndrome, he has a form that a

jerry siegel on what that means for the year ahead. >> we are much closer to fair market value than in the last five years. that means the range of outcomes is also more in certain pair but i like the tailwind we have from the oil price decline that we have seen in the last three or four months. i think that will make a good 2015 economy and. foronsumer spending rising the biggest gain in three months in november. hasworld bank of scotland suspended bonuses for 18 current and former traders as it reviews the foreign exchange business. six employees already face disciplinary action. three of them suspended pending investor gets him. qualcomm could face a huge loss of revenue in china even as it tries to get paid. the chinese government pushing the chipmaker to accept lower royalty payments. negotiations are ongoing. china would end its anti-monopoly investigation of qualcomm. a few minutes ago, sony released -- sony announced it will release "the interview" to select theaters on chris mistake. journalistsdy about hired to kill north korean leader kim jong-un. more on sony's decision com

let's check in with amelia siegel in for tomorrow. >>> good morning, angie. good morning, richard. 20s in the 20s 30s and teens across the area. overall, it will be chilly throughout the day. washington 33 degrees. look at this temperature drop in some spots. on the eastern shore, temperatures 10 to 15 degrees cooler than they we this time yesterday mornin culpepper, a good 20 degrees cooler. wh you need to wear jacket gloves sunglasses as well. plenty of sunshine in the forecast. hat, gloves scarf, the whole nine yards. make sure you dress warm. temperatures warm up this morning not impressively. 9:00 a.m. temperatures around freezing. 11:00 a.m. temperature of 35. high tem it stays chilly tomorrow for january 1st. i'll have more on what you can expect for 2015 coming up in 10 minutes. for now we will accepted things over to melissa. what's the latest on the roads? >> overall, we're actually looking quite good. as you head southbound down 270 out of frederick, no problems through clarksburg jermantown to the spur. same thing if you head northbound. taking a

one guy thought we would get there quite easily was professor jeremy siegel. he was on squawk box this morning. the guys were asking him whether we thought we would get to 20,000 this year coming on the dow. he says it is a slam dunk. take a listen. >> what about next year? you think if you were to give us a round number would it be -- >> anything could happen. >> 10%. >> you had a lot of conviction last year on 18,000. >> 20 you seem like a little wishy-washy. >> to fully valued. >> valuations. how easy can we rise from here? >> we can only rise from here if we get the earnings growth which we have seen it the last couple of quarters. the last quarter we saw 9% earnings growth. i don't expect multiples to expand in 2015. we think the earnings growth will be there. certainly the tail wind of lower energy prices and an operating leverage on many companies we think will propel. >> it is more complicated than that. s&p capital iq. >> earnings are falling. we are getting down grades for the market overall. so certain parts of the market may do better than others.

sigel, it happened at a home on spruce avenue in pleasantville, knowledge, at 9:00 this morning, siegelbullet wound to the abdomen, his real name dwight grant is no strange tore trouble. we'll have more on this breaking news story as we get more information on air and online at 6abc.com. >>> overseas people are boarding up windows and stacking sandbags has a monster typhoon moves closer to the philippines today. it could devastate the region that was hit by a similar typhoon last year. people are moved to higher ground and emergency shelters ahead of the storm's arriveal tomorrow. >>> back here melissa magee is here with a closer look at our forecast. keep the umbrella near? >> yes, as we get into saturday evening we have steady and heavy rain on the way. lets look at stormtracker 6 live double scan we have light precipitation south and west of philadelphia, a lot of this is virga, moisture in the atmosphere but not making its way down to the surface, nonetheless we'll track it from the northwest to southeast direction tonight into the evening hours and then another round moves into sat

me to talk about when law enforcement can take action over a threat on facebook or twitter, laurie siegel joey jackson. >> an instagram post, the shooter said, "i'm putting wings on pigs today. they take one of ours, let's take two of theirs." he also put up various facebook posts before he left. he said, "i always wanted to be known." they are going to look if there are other threats on social media. >> they can follow the hash tag and they've been able to scrape down and -- you have this one, the good job, kill them all, i'm on my way to new york now, #shootthepolice. two more going down tomorrow. this is another instagram post? >> yes. >> but not his? >> they are actually able to follow the hash tags to see if there's what they deem to be a credible threat. if you go into instagram and put in the hash tag that the shooter put in, it's no longer searchable because it was searchable on twitter before. they can make hash tags unsearchable if they are associated with content that doesn't follow their terms and conditions. >> but at least it gives them investigative tools. you take down the