tim: spike the golden retriever loves playing in the yard. this month, spike snuck out for a stroll and got stuck in a culvert. his family was horrified. >> it was heartbreaking that he was missing. tim: a couple days later he saw video of this prince george's county firefighter rescuing a dog and he knew that it was spike. >> just him, you know your dog. you had them 15 years, your whole life. tim: after the rescue, the firefighter said the dog did not have a name tag. so he took the dog, who they had appropriately named river, to the animal shelter. >> almost. tim: he reunited with his family just in time for the holidays. >> i was really happy to know he was ok, that he was fine and safe. i was really happy to see him again. tim: in prince george's county, tim barber. jonathan: he is just chomping on ice. good for him, nice job. the winter blast means that hell has officially frozen over. literally. the town of hell is in michigan, near ann arbor, the real deal. despite the winter wonderland, it is still a hot destination for tourists. the

know it's tanking you're absolutely correct and you know this stuff cold but we did see this huge spike back you know two thousand and ten eleven where all commodities were run a tear and one of the things you know people don't actually understand these cost of production are actually tied to the commodity be it corn wheat beings or. live cattle so we produce all those food fred but how much of the prices actually get back to rural communities at the same time the question just real quick at the same time fred we've got hunger and malnutrition all around the world how do we deal with this problem we've got eight hundred fifteen million people around the world who are hungry we have all this excess wheat in this country so much access that the price is going down in terms of the spike you have to realize that even during those years one of the reasons for that spike was the unbelievable influx of wall street money which has just been sucked out of the commodity sector because this overheated stock market so this is actually a really old problem this is not something new since the beginni

the band might be wide, and you might see a spike into the 70's, but that is a short-lived spike.s i have been talking about, the marginal barrels of oil -- how much it costs to get that barrel out of the ground. goldman sachs think that will have to be the base price for oil for the entire world. so that volatility might not be good for the hedge fund managers and. -- managers. 1.12 billion feet drawn out. but natural gas futures, this is the chart, still below that three dollar mark. hiking a little bit today. alix: there are a couple stories going on here. 85 inventories are now billion cubic feet below the five-year average. on an inventory level, it is getting tight. this is showing you what is happening by region. that purple line is natural gas, and you see the spike up. we are not at crazy levels, but there is a big spike. the third hike here in the u.s.. the other prices are the regional prices. the white line is appalachia, the northeast price. the blue line is the midwest, and the yellow line is southern california, so the west end the south. they are suppressed because

we have a bunch of these spikes. he has to advance the idea.e makes a computer model of a christmas tree cut out. he has it cncd. they take an image and cut out individual parts precisely. now that he has the parts, he can build the frame of the tree. >> he's using defective items. i know the perfect guy to send the defective stuff to. >> he goes about gluing it to the spikes, mounting it to the tree to form the bristles and makes a star. >> definitely a christmas tree to write home about. >>> christmas day, get excited. time to open presents. >> stephanie's turn. we are recording all of this. >> what is this? >> you rewrapped my present from last year. [ laughter ] >> last year, he bought her a purse and she never used that purse because he bought her a purse the year before that. now she opens the purse. >> there's another gift inside the gift from last year. >> noticed the box and looks at the dog. what's the dog have to do with with that? >> the dog has a special message. >> oh! hamilton, get down on one knee. >> please use the purse. >> no

there suggesting it could be a variety of different things but what has caused this massive price spike you know experts are really confused on it could be a strong asia bidding i've talked about this thing called a digital lake of liquidity meaning it would be boosted by the i c o's out there others have talked about perhaps it's the other exchanges now that are offering futures prices like the chicago mercantile exchange group nasdaq and even the board options exchange but certainly things are going gangbusters per per bit coin we'll see how that goes and we'll talk about it very soon. but first the walt disney company is in talks to buy parts of twenty first century fox however fox is also in talks with comcast twenty first century fox is run by the murdoch family as most of us know if the deal goes through with does the it could possibly split up the family but reel in billions of dollars and if the deal with comcast goes through the department of trust the tarp department of justice their entire trust division could stop it here's our chief correspondent ashley banks with more actu

a sharp spike. the dollar index moving quite substantially at 92.78.he president's lawyers is saying that the full statement involved, referring to a full statement that michael flynn made to the fbi, "mirror the fall statements to white house officials which resulted in his resignation in february of this year." nothing about-" the guilty plea org charts implicates anyone other than michael flynn." let's bring back in our investigative reporter who has been following the special counsel investigation. where are we right now? 11:45 eastern on tax day when the senate is hammering out taxes and michael flynn is in a washington, d.c. court? >> in terms of the mueller investigation, this is a huge step. people have been wondering if anything is there. with this plea by michael flynn, there is much more there than paul manafort and more so than the guilty plea announced a month ago against or for papadopoulos. -- george papadopoulos. i think that this is -- there is concern with members of the donald trump family and senior white house officials who interac

look at that spike.ows europe's overnight bank lending rate has jumped for a second day, despite widespread speculation amongst traders about the trigger. more, on what is worrying traders, let's bring in richard jones, fx rate strategist for bloomberg markets. right to see you. there is big uncertainty, a big mystery why this is taking place, the trigger. what are you hearing? richard: everybody is scratching their heads a bit. they are not really sure what is driving this. i think the widespread belief amongst traders at the short end curve is that this is something idiosyncratic, something temporary, and over the coming days, we should see a normalization of the rate. era, we haveecb qe not really seen these types of spikes. we saw them before the ecb went negative on rates, and then introduced qe, especially around month-end and quarter end periods. but we have not seen that for quite some time. that is causing consternation among market participants. there is a believe it is idiosyncratic, a one-tim

. >>> a startling statistic in san jose with the number of deaths of homeless residents spiking.tigate possible causes and solutions coming up after the break. >> and a school board member accused of stealing bonds monday any meant for school. what he is accused of spending that money on. >>> a case of vandalism that's heartless. statues of children beheaded at a church in hayward. as ktvu's henry lee shows us, police may have a hard time finding those responsible. >>> reporter: a statue of the virgin mary surrounded by the three children of fatima. someone beheaded three statues and that of a little lamb. the children saw the statues as they came to school with the grandmother several weeks ago. >> my 2-year-old said to me some bad guys came to grandma's church and cut off the heads of the children. >> reporter: but that was not all. >> cut off mother mary's hands and took out her left eye. >> reporter: the statues depict three children who were herding sheep when they saw the virgin mary in fatima, portugal, 100 years ago. >> i see it as a hate crime. >> reporter: hayward polic

know it's tanking you're absolutely correct and you know this stuff cold but we did see this huge spike back you know two thousand and ten eleven where all commodities were were on a tear and one of the things you know people don't actually understand that these cost of production are actually tied to the commodity be it corn wheat beings or. live cattle so we produce all this food fred but how much of the prices actually get back to rural communities at the same time the question just real quick at the same time fred we've got hunger and malnutrition all around the world how do we deal with this problem. we've got eight hundred fifteen million people around the world who are hungry we have all this excess wheat in this country so much access that the price is going down in terms of the spike you have to realize that even during those years one of the reasons for that spike was the unbelievable influx of wall street money which is just been sucked out of the commodity sector because of this overheated stock market so this is actually a really old problem this is not something new since

but there are foods les to cause sugar spikes like meats and cheeses. a cheese i didn't like. >> when you don't have carbohydrates, they will not spike your blood sugar levels. >> reporter: which is why they say low carb might work in the short term. >> it gives us a way to find out which carbohydrates would be the best way for a healthy diet for you. >> it's about personal identifyipersonalizing it. knowing how your body responding. i could have white bread and no crazy reaction, but you could have white bread and your shuga goes ah! >> why does it have to be a white bread or a dark bread. >> if you want to have bread period. all bread is good bread. >> eating should be simple, sustainable. voila. >>> coming up, the "world news now" person of the year. who is it? >> are we not saying yet? we're keeping it a secret, i guess. >> we're keeping it a secret. >> her meteoric rise to fame, next on "world news now." when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! why take 4-hour cough medicine? just one muci

know it's tanking you're absolutely correct and you know this stuff cold but we did see this huge spike back you know two thousand and ten eleven where all commodities were were on a tear and one of the things you know people don't actually understand that these cost of production are actually tied to the commodity be it corn wheat beings or hogs or live live cattle so we produce all this food fred but how much of the prices actually get back to rural communities at the same time the question just real quick at the same time fred we've got hunger and malnutrition all around the world how do we deal with this problem. we've got eight hundred fifteen million people around the world who are hungry we have all this excess wheat in this country so much access that the price is going down in terms of the spike you have to realize that even during those years one of the reasons for that spike was the unbelievable influx of wall street money which is just been sucked out of the commodity sector because this overheated stock market so this is actually a really old problem this is not something n

know it's tanking you're absolutely correct and you know this stuff cold but we did see this huge spike back you know two thousand and ten eleven where all commodities were run a tear and one of the things you know people don't actually understand that these cost of production are actually tied to the commodity be a corn wheat beans or hawgs or live live cattle so we produce all this food fred but how much of the prices actually get back to rural communities at the same time the question just real quick at the same time fred we've got hunger and malnutrition all around the world how do we deal with this problem. we've got eight hundred fifteen million people around the world who are hungry we have all this excess wheat in this country so much access that the price is going down in terms of this spike you have to realize that even during those years one of the reasons for that spike was the unbelievable influx of wall street money which is just been sucked out of the commodity sector because of this overheated stock market so this is actually a really old problem this is not something ne

north korea is they met on the sidelines of a security conference and as the cryptocurrency bitcoin spikes at eighteen thousand dollars we'll take a look at some of the hacks and fumbles that have lost people millions. good evening you're watching r.t. international start this hour with the news that three people are reported killed in a shooting at a high school in our stack in new mexico including the attacker the school building has been cleared and other schools in the area were also in lockdown. now protests are being held across palestinian territories over donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel trump also gave the go ahead to move the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem which is wrong being contested by israelis and palestinians. and here's the latest video we have from the west bank protesters there have been burning tires and throwing objects and israeli security forces which have received only gas and water cannon authorities say dozens of people have been injured a producer in fact marty arabic was also caught up in the unrest and needed

tom slater from spiked magazine, good to talk to you, thank you very much.l appear before magistrates this morning charged with murder, after a fatal stabbing in a restaurant in middlesbrough on christmas eve. efreeqi mohamed siddig is accused of killing 41—year—old mazhar ali from stockton—on—tees who died in hospital yesterday. the royal navy says there has been an increase in the number of russian ships travelling through or near the uk's territorial waters over the festive period. on christmas day, hms st albans was sent to escort a russian warship through the north sea as it passed close to uk waters. defence secretary gavin williamson said he will not "tolerate any form of aggression". a british woman being held on suspicion of drug—smuggling will appear in court in egypt later this morning. laura plummer was arrested in october when officials found 290 tramadol tablets in her suitcase, which are legal in the uk, but not in egypt. the shop assistant from hull says she was carrying the pills for her egyptian partner, who suffers from back pain. the nhs

the natural gas spike. how long would that continue or last >> part of it is how cold the weather lasts. in 2017 we had a mild winter so we have better demand and we have actually exports which could give support to natural gas this year. >> if we look at henry hub prices here versus asian lng, there's a big price differential is this a structural change in terms of what the u.s. is likely to export? >> one of the stories is demand from mexico for u.s. gas we expect this to continue we are constructive on the gas complex this year. >> let's touch on wti. crossing 60 overnight. it's been a good year, fantastic quarter. does that mean too much run up has happened late in the year for you to be kruk tconstructiv 2018 >> we expect some softness in demand, but one big push for oil prices has been geopolitics. we have to watch several big stories in q1. first in january, president trump will have tomake the decision on whether to extend the waivers for iran's sanctions. if he says i'm not going to waiver sanction

when you don't have carbohydrates, it will not spike your blood sugar level. our solution gives you a way to figure out which carbohydrates would be better to integrate into what would adrianna: if you learned anything from this newscast, learned that it is cold today, tomorrow, and the day after. alex: the foreseeable future. a quiz question -- how one was it today last year? adrianna: let's go with 43. alex: 68 degrees. adrianna: what? alex: 68 degrees. 30's today for has. breezy winds make it feel colder. tomorrow, even colder. highs only in the upper-20's. into the weekend, i will skip -to-mid- friday, low 30's. 20's, low-20's monday and tuesday. adrianna: thank you for watching. have a one. hd mirrorcam brought to you by inventel products, llc. - [announcer] yep, they're out there! driving recklessly, causing accidents and driving up your insurance rates! this is a show about car accidents. (fast paced dramatic music) classy cars. and the hd mirror cam. the personal security camera for your car. this is accidents caught on camera. with the hd mirror cam.

. >> plus, startling new statistics about a spike in homeless deaths in the bay area's biggest city.with us, ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next. get a free pecan or pumpkin pie with every $20 order from dennys.com. you can eat it wherever you want, even if you are in someone else's house... santa. enter promo code, freepie, on your next order at dennys.com >>> now to today's top stories. including a public viewing for san francisco mayor ed lee. his body is lying in repose until 7:00 tonight inside the city hall rotunda. people are passing by to pay final respects. it's a personal loss for many people. police chief bill scott comforted his wife after paying respects to the man who hired him at the beginning of the year. >> mayor lee has been nice and a good person to my entire family. he welcomed us with open arms from the first day we got here, made us feel comfortable with a sense of humor. he has a way of taking the edge off of things. >> we spoke with dignitaries and average citizens all of them saying they will remember mayor ed lee as a good man who loved the city of san francisco

but murders have spiked in charlotte, north carolina, columbus, ohio, and portland, oregon. baltimore has the highest murder rate of any large city. at least 353 murders so far this year. >>> the national academies of sciences, engineering and medicine say the trump administration has halted an independent study of offshore oil rig inspections. the federal agency has been inspecting rigs since the massive deepwater horizon disaster in the gulf of mexico. the agency told us the study was halted because it may be duplicating other work. >>> there is much more ahead. >>> what's behind a new class action lawsuit against apple? >> instant message willing be slower. your camera will be slower. basically, it will affect almost all the functionalities of your phone save for making phone calls. >>> remembering the man behind one of the great literary hoaxes. ♪ we all breathe the same >> why do you think was so important to use music? >> what is the best way to bring cops and kids together than music? >> i came out of here as the educated by the educator. that cough doesn't sound so g

so right before the great depression there's a huge spike in income inequality. after we have the great depression, that spike revolves and started to go away and the middle class got stronger after that crisis. then again 2008-2009, a huge spike in income inequality followed by a crisis, but income inequality has not resolved, it has kept getting worse since then. and that's where we are now. and that's the environment in which the republicans control the white house and the house and the senate and they got together to write their new tax bill. and it's the biggest overhaul of u.s. taxes in 30 years. and if you are at all concerned about these trends, if you are at all concerned about the claiming of more and more and more of america's wealth by an increasingly tiny sliver of the population, a trend that is already profoundly out of sync with what americans say they want and it is accelerating, if you see those as worrying or bad things, then you would not design a tax bill that is the biggest overhaul of the u.s. tax code in 30 years where the impact of that b

it produced an unhealthy spike in others. to get results have you to suffer a little pain. bricking your finger after meals to see what makes your sugar levels soar. their algorithm will let you know what foods to avoid. >> we were taught to stay away from the white bread and go for the wheat bread but not always. >> there is no such thing as a good bread. it was individualized. >> and what foods to add to your diet. for some smearing it with fats like avocado and olive oil and butter, yes butter can normalize blood sugar. and all the preworkout bananas and dates could be doing you in causing you fatigue but foods that are less likely to cause the blood sugar spikes like meats and cheeses. >> i never met a cheese i didn't like. >> which is why the researchers say that the low carb programs may work in the short-term but not sustainable. >> it gives you a way for which best carbohydrates would be a healthy diet for you. >> just thinking about that christmas cookie i ate in the break before we came on here. >> once more -- stormtracker 6 live double scan right now shows us we

prices then are expected to spike 10% to 30%. the higher cost mostly because of taxes. dispensaries are bracing for the surge of new customers. >> we are expecting huge lines. so we've been spending the last couple of weeks stocking up on flowers, on edibles, on concentrates. we will not be selling out that day although we expect for it to be the busiest day ever. >> despite the coming price hike dispensaries in states like washington and colorado saw their customer bases double and triple after legalization. >> a little piece of san jose history just closed its doors for good. take a look at these long lines outside the san jose tofu company. it was the last day to get their hands on the homemade tofu the family shop has been selling for more than 70 years. the lines this morning started at 6:30. >> what's it like today. >> it's a mad house? so we're at each other's throats. and we're trying to fulfill everybody's orders. >> chester says he looks forward to spending time with his family during his retirement. >>> coming up a holiday tradition of cracking down on crime.

there's been a spike in car breakins and agree feety. has helped k-9th. >> the white house grounds looking more festive tonight. the tree was lit this afternoon. mr. trump wished the merry christmas. mrs. trump pushed the button to light the tree. >> we want to live in a community rich with hope and a nation blessed with faith. >> this is the 95th national criticisms tree lighting. the first took place in 1923 with president calvin coolidge. >> it looks beautiful. jeff is back with us. say we have a baseball tournament saturday. is there any rain in the bay by sunday? >> i think you'll be ok. you're not going to need the sunglasses, that's for sure. we're going to go over the weekend changes coming your way. most important thing to remember, if you have anything to do tomorrow, weather looks great. i want to give you a birds eye view. there are some things moving right now. it's just we don't have a big chance of rifle over the next two days, even though we have two systems moving in. the first one on friday will bring us some cool air.

. >> you're tripping me out because i had that thought but i was thinking spikes.y need spikes. >> cool. >> how about somebody else's trunk. >> one of the adults with the trunk is saying listen, let me help you. i think maybe this might be 10% play. >> just take a small step to the right. looks like it's a little bit -- okay, left works, too. >> they didn't need to listen to you. the one with the big trunk is like time to move on and all is well for that elephant because the herd is watching out for it. in this next video it was because a cow had gotten away from its herd that a rescue ensued. police officer saw a lone cow standing next to a dish. that shouldn't be there. he called a local farmer. the local farmer couldn't be found, called some other officers and they checked and in that ditch they found a newborn calf. here they are getting muddy and wet trying to pull this calf to safety. once they get the cow out, they just start rubbing on it and making sure that this calf is okay, and it was. what a phone call to get from the police. one of your cows got out a

what was supposed to happen happened when we saw the spikes you had trading halt with the spikes. them circled when we saw the rapid spikes. trading is halted for two minutes if prices rise or fall 10%. someone online asked if there are limits up or down. is there only a certain percentage it can move in a day? i don't see anything that limits that. breakers have circuit as far as i can tell on bitcoin features. joe: one of the most fascinating things today is the gap between the futures price and spot price. spot is a composite of various exchanges. even that is kind of fictitious. in a typical mature futures market, you never see a gap like this because if short one and by the other. i guess it says something about the market structure there is this gap. julie: there are a couple things that could be contributing. president said it may take time. look at the spread. part of it is that. part of it is the volatility that is difficult to our bit -- arbit away if both are moving much. it is still small. maybe not enough to move those bringing them together. also, there is the idea w

that is quite the spike.. chp says they don't know how to explain that spike but they are certainly worried about it. they say officers will be out this weekend doing everything they can to get the message out to people.. that it's just not worth it.officer roger pereira/chp:you know definitelty go out and have a good time but definitely designate a sober driver if you don't have one there's plenty of other options. uber lyft or even just a taxi to get you home. there's various clues that we are looking for in terms of people that are driving under the influence the odor of alcohol coming from the vehicle red and watery eyes could be impaired speech just different clues that we are looking for. distracted driving is one of them, speed is one of them it could be something as simple as not having your seatbelt on could be something else as well.(hermela aregawi)chp tells me with the recreational marijuana law taking effect on new years day.. they will also be looking for people that are driving high. coming up a

that is quite the spike.. chp says they don't know how to explain that spike but they

the depths of the little ice age, and then, of course, the rapid warming of the past century, the spike at the end. it was the shape of this long term cooling followed by this rapid spike that sort of resembles a particular sports implement, a hockey stick. and it got named the hockey stick. the curve was featured in the summary for policymakers of the third assessment report of the ipcc, the 2001 report. and it quickly became an icon in the climate chanange debate. >> are the severe weather patterns we're seeing today related to climate change? >> we e are seeing t the loadinf the weather dice is the way i'd describe it. . you can't lolookt any one heat wave and say, you know, climate change caused that particular heat wave with any great degree of certainty because there's a lot of sort of natural variability in the weather, the vagaries of the weather. you can get unusuallyly hot days just from chance alone. you can geget unusually cold days from chance alone. one of the things you can do is tally those rolls. so these are random rolls of the weather dice. and the question is, are we

you have more than a -- you had more than a few of us at "spiked cider."'m not giving anybody away, but you drew attention in the studio. >> i'm liking the ice -- i want to ride on it. >> we'll be there for the holiday tree lighting and can't wait. this is one of the premier events for the team ever year. join the fun. join us there or watch it live here on nbc 10. >> they have a life-sized snow globe, as well, that we'll be able to take pictures in. it's true. the family pictures. >> social media, that's why. >>> events today will help you get into the holiday spirit if you're not already there. >> tonight is the grand opening celebration for the winter fest ice skating rink at cooper river park at pennsauken. the event will feature a tree-lighting ceremony, horse-drawn carriage rides, carolers, and an ice skating performance. activities begin at 6:30 tonight. >>> this morning, scuba santa will return to adventure aquarium in camden. he'll make the grand entrance on the delaware river. scuba santa will ride on an inflatable sleigh pulled by a reindeer-dri

there is a concern about the spike that incurs -- the spike that occurs in germany. it creates a problem. the soldiers are getting a large number of german women pregnant and now you are stuck. i've an anti-fraternization policy but this looks like some pretty serious fraternization. what the commander of the third army does is basically turns a blind eye. --s is always a chuckle walker would claim that 71% of the american soldiers in world war i had sex while they were overseas. i think that is wildly inaccurate. sex at 17, 18, is like real estate. most of your combat soldiers are moving to the front. when they get to these villages, they frequently say i never saw a woman over the age of eight and under the age of 80. if you are in the service of support, the logistics, that is where the vd rates go through the roof. as a combat arms guide, the thing that makes me happy is that the highest rate of the burial disease in the american army -- the highest rate of disease was with the military police -- my apologies to any military policeman. not really. not to make thi

. >>> a a sharp spike in the number of cases coast to coast. the recommendations from doctors. >>> shocking tie. a recount for a crucial state race in virginia ends in a tie so who gets the seat at the statehouse? could they really end up drawing straws? >>> the new breakfast trend. the ingredients popping up in the cereal aisle sending sales soaring. >>> a good thursday morning to you all. we begin with breaking news from melbourne, australia, where an suv plowed into a crowd. >> more than a dozen were injured. some critically and police are calling this a deliberate act. abc's james longman is following the investigation right now and joins us from london. what do we know? >> reporter: good morning. police have declared a major incident and are calling this a deliberate act, although they say it's too e motivation behind it. we know the car drove into pedestrians 4:30 local time right in the center of melbourne. a busy street. the driver and a second man have been arrested. what appears to be a white 4x4 can be seen with its hood smashed in a

hope well throughout the week our tea house mean hearing reaction to the latest spike of unrest in the region. people can open the bible and to count how many times jerusalem is invention there they will find out also that jerusalem is not mentioned even one time in the koran not even one time people will find out that jerusalem is the capital of israel since nine hundred forty eight the whole world is condemning this action because simply it's against the international law it's and against the framework for the peace process is has forfeited the united states who fitted its position as a broker to the peace process and i tell you something the israelis have killed for palestinians in the past two days in peaceful protests while no israeli was killed there was an injury in an attack and was jerusalem everything is a lie first everything my appalling says is a lie there were three terrorists killed in gaza strip which has nothing to do with the protests here because gaza strip they fired rockets and they forget about it they just forget that they fire rockets at israeli kindergarten whe

police are reporting a spike in car break-ins.spots targeted as the bridge point shopping center. off highway 92 near the san mateo bridge. that location means an easy way in and out for thieves.>> reporter: less than 10 seconds is all a criminal needs to smash her car window still your valuables pop -- hop and a getaway car in escape. san mateo police say the burglars had practice in busy shopping centers located near major thoroughfares.>> right off of 101. it is a quick -- they are out. but mac san mateo police say car burglaries spike 218% in october. but dropped back down last month after police took a few steps.>> have sent out proactive patrols. high visibility and uniform in black and white so they can be in those targeted areas.>> reporter: they have put up boards warning shoppers to lock everything out out of view which seems to be working.>> i saw the sign when i was coming in off the freeway. i'm bringing my granddaughter to toys "r" us. so we put everything in the trunk of the car.>> reporter: see something suspicious

mark: we expected a spike to be temporary. always with oil and any disruption there is an overhang of supply and out of the u.s. it can turn around quickly. that does not mean we can't not get spikes. we expect this to be a leg higher that will last into the year. we are getting this spike at a time when we're getting several highly inflation whether it is u.k. or romania. a different problem in the rest of the world. when you hear you're getting higher oil prices it might put .ore pressure on the bond moves another thing is we are a widening of the wti crude spread. light liquidity muchf they take up too pain they will close of trade and forget about it until the new year. whis page,ave on the running a survey. i wonder what you are seeing from the what kind of feeling you are getting from this on inflation in general. in europe and maybe the u.s. as well, inflation could be a little bit higher than central bankers have conservatively forecast. mark: you are seeing the consensus for higher yields next year. on the survey we d

now they've got to get up there and spike it as fast as they can. >> cris: save the time-out. >> al:ve a time-out. they had to use it because of the maclin injury. >> cris: right. >> al: that forced them to use the time-out. didn't want to but they had to. now you've got 29 seconds. now maclin comes back into the game, but no time-outs. you have to get it into field goal range and either get out of bounds or leave yourself enough time to spike it and give tucker a chance to maybe win it. second down and ten. >> cris: probably at least 17 yards from here to have a legitimate shot. >> al: flacco. and that one -- does he catch it inbounds? it is maclin. no! just out of bounds. he wants them to make them review it. they're going to review it anyway because it's inside two minutes. it's third down. >> cris: he is going to step out, i am pretty sure. >> al: yep, yep. >> cris: oh, boy! >> referee: the previous play will be reviewed. >> al: pretty obvious on that shot right there. so that took about six seconds. you are down to 15. >> cris: ooh. now it gets really dicey, if you are not worki

but once the second play happened and they came to the line to spike he yells spike and changes his mindce when they say spike, the other receivers don't move because they don't want to be off sides one receiver broke for him to go to the middle of the field was a terrible move. if you're going to go in the corner out of bounds fine. to go where it could get tipped was a disaster once they're scrambled he should have spiked it and taken the field. he didn'tbecause brady is on the other side. >> i figure you probably talked about that commissioner and his new deal he got his money he probably emerges a little bit dinged from the whole process. >> more than dinged. >> well, give me your thoughts on that. >> i think first of all, he's a pit bull great against the players, good with the networks. he's the worst commissioner in the history of sports and you cannot argue with, it's his way or the highway he is a guy who is a bully and i think he's done a terrible job. >> he's done a decent job for the owners. >> that is his job he works for the owners but as far as being a face of the nfl and

. >> jimmy: i saw an article in the news that said, fannie pack sales had spiked. new accessory. the most popular accessory for 2017 and they attributed this spike to this photograph of you from -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the old days. you said vince mcmahon was like a father figure to you. when you came out dressed like that, vince didn't say go back in your room and change? >> no! that's a good look. >> jimmy: i happened to in september wear a fannie pack to the emmys and i felt i was responsible for this spike in fannie packiness. >> there in lies the issue that we have, right? >> jimmy: right. and then you posted this which got me a little nervous. it looks like when i come to your share next month, we'll have ourselves an old-fashioned fanny packer contest. that sounds wrong. bring it. so i brought it! where's yours! [ cheers and applause ] can. >> you know what? i now humbly give the crown to you. >> jimmy: thank you very much. and i will store that crown in my fannie pack. we'll be right back! it isn't always easy to know where you stand financiall

and america along with the crises in syria ukraine and north korea and as the cryptocurrency point spikes of eighteen thousand dollars we take a look at some of the hacks and fumbles that have lost people millions. hello good evening it's just gone midnight here in moscow you watching r.t. international now our top story this hour protests are being held across the palestinian territories over donald trump's decision to recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel trump also gave the go ahead to move the american embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem which has long been contested by israel's by israelis and palestinians. these are pictures from the west bank protesters there have been burning tires and throwing objects that israeli security forces which have responded with tear gas these are your water cannon authorities say dozens of people have been injured in fact a producer of r.t.r. arabic was caught up in the unrest and needed medical assistance protests against from suspicion have been spreading across the middle. there. for i have determined that it is time to officially recognize je

[inaudible conversations] >> give us a sense compared to the spikes recently. then the butt is the reputation in tatters? >> what was the first question again? left left left mac. >> i don't have those numbers yet. but to alter the questions that we are still have them confirme confirmed. but the project safe neighborhoods if sustained but to use good intelligence and and you make sure that is a top priority in your investigation and you can see hopefully for america what they have seen in new york is a decline in homicides. i believe that is a proven technique our policies would call to encourage that. jesse would like to comment because she has been traveling her neighborhoods in the city. . . . . . this part of that debate is just over one hour. >> we no

. >> but first, new at 6:00, a warning from police this holiday season about a spike in car break-ins at one bay area shopping center. >> saw a subject looking in a vehicle. >> this is a live look at the wednesday evening commute. not too bad right now on the bay bridge. just minutes ago a stalled bus though was moved. it was causing some traffic headaches but as you can see here now at least on the span, people are going quite smoothly right now. >> let's see how it looks on the other end of the not so good. a huge backup is going all the way over the overpass there leading to the toll plaza, the bay bridge, very difficult getting into the city at this time. >>> a warning tonight from police on the palestinians after a spike in car burglaries at a shopping mall in san mateo. shoppers are being warned not to leave things in their cars as they shop. the bridge point shopping center is off highway 92 near the san mateo bridge and is being started. ktvu's alyana gomez in our newsroom with more. >>> reporter: some of the burglars are taking your garage door openers when breaking into your

now they've got to get up there and spike it as fast as they n. >> cris: save the time-out. >> al: 39a time-out. they had to use it because of the maclin injury. >> cris: right. >> al: that forced them to use the time-out. didn't want to but they had to. now you've got 29 seconds. now maclin comes back into the game, but no time-outs. you have to get it into field goal range and either get out of bounds or leave yourself enough time to spike it and give tucker a chance to maybe win it. second down and ten. >> cris: probably at least 17 yards from here to have a legitimate shot. >> al: flacco. and that one -- does he catch it inbounds? it is maclin. no! just out of bounds. he wants them to make them review it. anyway because it's inside two minutes. it's third down. >> cris: he is going to step out, i am pretty sure. >> al: yep, yep. >> cris: oh, boy! >> referee: the previous play will be reviewed. >> al: pretty obvious on that shot right there. so that took about six seconds. you are down to 15. >> cris: ooh. now it gets really dicey, if you are not working the sideline, as to whether