district plan and a our vision 2025 plan and phone call on the information technology so welcome to the city melissa i'm proud to say that melissa have a kindergartener in the public schools back in august (clapping.) so president murase that's my report. >> thank you very much suspect r superintendant carranza the next item on the agenda is the recommendations for the accomodation we have many things to celebrate i want to call on the superintendent to recognize our national board certified teachers. (clapping.) >> thank you president murase we've enjoyed this meeting of year every year it gets more and more crowded which is a good thing one the goals one day we're going to have to announce our board confident teachers in the moscone center but i want to invite our chief operating office to share with the board certification polls in the continuum in for the educators. >> thank you superintendant carranza and wanting more and more rose congratulations and members and commissioners of the board guests honorees my name is superintendent i'm the chief executive officer for the curriculum inclusive of

the world advances. melissa: the cost of a shut down, new york city losing $200 million. n at his own reaction. staging a reading from the onion. >> reconciled your cells. all will perish. no mercy nor reason. all five boroughs will perish. melissa: funny enough, it sounds awfully similar to what the mayor actually said. >> prepare for something worse than we have seen before. prepare to be faced. do not underestimate this storm. prepare for the worse worst and we will all be able to get through this together. melissa: this is the worst storm we will ever see. apocalyptic terms. he is insane. insanity. you say it could be that. we want everyone safe. this is going to be the apocalypse. >> the pros were saying this is going to be terrible. he was corresponding to that. >> specializing in hyperbole. what is interesting about this is the importance of information when it comes to making the right decision. >> it is a money show. the cost can be $200 million. no one could go out. no one could go anywhere. i understand. in theory, it was a safety thing. it was expensive nonethe

inches here in the city but it's going to be a little tricky with the travel especially in the afternoon with that snow arriving guys. >> we'll keep watching. >> okay. >> thanks melissa north philadelphia school bot got big makeover today with the goal of keeping kids from dropping out of school. volunteers from city year greater philadelphia painted dozens of murals around the william d. kelly elementary school. those paintings featured motivational sayings about education and profiles of celebrities that graduated from local high school and colleges. >> pretty awesome. >> we're buzzing next. >> one group very popular five time grammy award winning group and now they are looking for your help and your money to make their new album. i'll tell you all about it in the buzz. >> they want our money. >> yes. >> ♪♪ i know grandma's house isn't the most exciting, but it's only for a few hours. look what i've got. when you get verizon fios, you get beautiful hd picture quality, super fast internet, and america's most reliable network. so you won't miss a second of that movie, that game they love, or those moments with family. can we sleep over? please! come on! make your hou

the southbound lanes are shut down in northern montgomery county. melissa will help you get around that. >> and those getting the real e northeast of us. this record-breaking storm is shutting down cities. >> now we have live storm team 4 coverage chudeployed. melissa will have the latest on the shut down on 270. >> megan mcgrath on the ground. tom tracking the snowfall coming that snow already causing school closings and delays today. we sent you push alerts of th nbc washington's w in the last 15 minutes fairfax county schools are closed prince george's prince william county closed

the opportunity that mr. modell made available for us. melissa: it is good of you to be honest as well. our politicians here in new york cityre very corrupt. you're saying that you can't afford the ticket because you do things on the up and up. and i love that. mitchell, who do you think is going to win the game here? who is your pick? >> the patriots. i think what the kraft family and the patriots have experience this last week, to get redemption back, not only will they win. they'll win big. melissa: and they're going -- we're betting on what katy perry's opening song is going to be? care to get in on that? >> i have no idea. i think it's going to be a great game. great for the game of football. and let's get ready for the game. >> i think it will be hear me roar. melissa: very good. very good. mitt romney stepping aside in 2016. how a secret summit with jeb bush may have turned the tide. before you curl up with a bottle of wine and netflix, the lingering effects of too much time with frank underwood instead of actual human beings. more money coming up. you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowher

the cities. it comes down to the country it seven. so it is law enforcement's problem. when you have people lock -- walking up and shooting cops. melissa were aware of the killers before they went out and aware what they did. >> to the point before, they gave them up. following them in france, for budgetary reason they gave them up. in the united states i think we would continue. i would like to believe the joint terrorist task force follow them week after week day after day. melissa: lisa, real quick. >> criticism bring it back to this country, criticism is always about how we gather intelligence or spying doing this looking through emails. the criticism should be about how we use the intelligence we do gather. melissa: we'll leave it there. thank you. terror concerns in france weighing on stocks. the dow down 168 points after being down 224 at the low of the session. give you a chick check on -- quick check on oil prices driving so much the trade. moments ago crude sterning positive closing back down below in the red, being down much of the ses. trading at 48.32. we're watching events unfold in france. reports of one suspect on the r

the latest. we're hearing out of new york city reporter melissa russo. >> reporter: it is not just cars and trucks but bikes also. be prepared for high winds, low visibility, and dangerous conditions and the high possibility of no late night food deliveries. the mayor wants everyone off the road. he said that before governor cuomo announced the statewide driving ban. the mayor wants no driving unless you drive an ambulance or a salt spreader. the roads will remain closed until the blizzard dies down. some drivers are complaining about the question to leave their cars plowed in for a couple of days. kids are reacted to schools being closed tomorrow although it may not be the fun snow day where kids will be playing in the snow. >> it will not be an optional matter. as part of our emergency declaration, i'm ordering that at 11:00 tonight our streets will only be available to emergency vehicles. all nonemergency vehicles need to be off the streets of new york city by 11:00 p.m. tonight. we will continue that emergency declaration until the situation is safe. >> we are very hopeful that everyone will g

melissa lee and the gang. over to you. >> have a great weekend. "fast money" starts now. overlooking new york city's time square, i'm melissa lee. what is behind twitter's late-day pop? the stock closing up nearly 3%. is this the beginning of twitter's turnaround? that's coming up. but our top story tonight, stocks selling off. numbers coming in strong this morning but hourly wages were down this morning. the big question now is when federal reserve will raise rates. something charlie evans discussed this morning on "squawk box." >> we shouldn't be raises rates before 2016. employment's been good. i've been expecting that. i'm hoping inflation is going to pick up. we need to see more of that. >> if we don't see a rate increase until 2016, isn't that good for the stock market? what happens? >> that's what's kind of interesting about today, right? that has been the mentality is that bad news is good news. and all of a sudden today we get some bad news in the average hourly earnings. good news on the job report, but bad on earnings and the stock market sold off. so it's a little hard to read too much i

the sushi was cleared out. melissa: that activity doesn't come back around. except for events like 9/11 and hurricane sandy. twofold. threefold. >> look at all of the hourly workers around the cityill not get that back. that is just lost wages. melissa: their goal recruiting college coeds and women. blame though ballboy. we have been focusing on these guys. at the end of the day it is all about finding that escape code. ♪ a great opportunity for an upgrade. sound good? great. because you're not you you're a whole airline... and it's not a ticket you're upgrading it's your entire operations, from domestic to international... which means you need help from a whole team of advisors. from workforce strategies to tech solutions and a thousand other things. so you call pwc. the right people to get the extraordinary done. ♪ ♪ ♪ melissa: i am melissa francis with your fox business. millions of social media users were left in the dark after a facebook blackout. facebook is denying that it was a result of the third-party attacks. opec announcing that prices may have bottomed out. $200 a barrel. the win against isis. finally pushed out by turkish groups. over 100 days. that is the latest f

bryn mawr hospital, with the details on those deadly collisions and annie mccormack is in old city to tell us how road look right now but we will begin with meteorologist melissa magee at the big board, melissa. >> sarah and walter we are tracking moisture. steady rainfall has pushed off to our north and east but as you can see on storm tracker six live double scan radar scenes are filling in from trenton, philadelphia, wilmington and areas south and east along that i-95 corridor. widening out the the pictures here what we are tracking is low pressure coming from the south. you can see that wall of water rushing on through and now you can take a look the a the the mist and precipitation over new england and also into upstate, new york. that was the the ice that was a across our region early this morning. as a you look at the ice accumulation we have pick up norristown more than a quarter inch of ice. a tenth of an inch of ice reported in lionville. also in gilbertsville a trace of ice for bala cynwyd and philadelphia a. the the the big weather story is that temperature are above freezing so no more of an icing concern. thirty-seven in allentown. thirty-six in

the jersey shore in atlantic city. it's cold out there and getting colder and snowier as we mentioned. meteorologist, melissaour studios with the latest. >> reporter: hi there rick, the wins are picking up this noon coming out of the northwest within you step outside extra layers are needed because the numbers keep on crashing as the afternoon wears on. temperatures outside 29 in the city and 26 in the poconos and 40 for millville and 42 in dover and to the north and west we go and 36 degrees as well in lancaster. check out the wind gusts gusting as high as 32 miles per hour

the facebook. melissa: that is crazy. not just about cyber jihad. cities in new york on high alert. running on empty washington claims, the highway trust fund is bankrupt? and they want to raise the gas tax on you. but you have got to hear what they're doing with the money they already have. they're not fixing roads. more money coming up. ♪ sheila! you see this ball control? you see this right? it's 80% confidence and 64% knee brace. that's more... shh... i know that's more than 100%. but that's what winners give. now bicycle kick your old 401(k) into an ira. i know, i know. listen, just get td ameritrade's rollover consultants on the horn. they'll guide you through the whole process. it's simple. even she could do it. whatever, janet. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. melissa: president speaks on cybersecurity, isis takes aim at a government account on social media, calling it cyber jihad. hackers today, infiltrating the twitter and youtube accounts of the u.s. central command that oversees the middle east centcom. sensitive information on military person

the city understand the traffic and infrastructure problems, they think it's probably going to be a nightmare. those are the last people you want on message boards and jumping on microphones talking bad about boston. melissahope you're making money today. don't forget, there is a brand new show starting right here on monday on fox business jamie colby hosts "strange inheritance." it starts monday at 9 p.m. eastern. in the meantime, markets on fire, we are up 261 points. "countdown" starts right now. lori: all right, thank you so much melissa. that's right. stocks just about to break even. little ways to go but closing in on the break even mark for in this young year. investors meantime likely saying greats city because mario draghi announced an ambitious bond-buying program, and that sent the u.s. dollar soaring against the euro driving the euro down to its lowest level in three years against the greenback. u.s. stocks follow that upward momentum right now look at the dow up 260 points or 1.5%. the s&p, the nasdaq the russell all following suit with gains in excess of 1.5%. the s&p just sly of a 1.5 -- just shy of a 1.5% gain right now.

mentioned, our first night live from our new studio overlooking times square here in new york city at the nasdaq. i'm melissa lee. warning signs comes to a head today. europe getting hard as fears greece leaving the european union intensifntensify. and the fall in oil may not be over. ten year treasury getting closer to 2%. it could take out the modern era low of 1.38%. now, we see stocks here in the u.s. taking a beating. is this a temporary pull back or start of something more? >> happy new year, everybody. 1956 in the s&p is a 50% correction out of that 1820 low in the recent high of 2093. again, that's where it feels like we're headed. so it feel like it wants to go there, but it felt like that before and we had a bounce to the up side. we flag the 121 level in the russell and that's exactly where it traded up to. seemingly has failed. if that starts to get a little giddy up to the down side, i think the 1956 comes in to ther places to high. >> certainly in the centering space, it really started to feel panicky. some of that is warranted. but i know also, though, there is a lot of money particularly in t

the southbound lanes are shut down in northern montgomery county. melissa will help you get around that. >> and those getting the real e northeast of us. this record-breaking storm is shutting down cities. >> now we have live storm team 4 coverage chudeployed. melissa will have the latest on the shut down on 270. >> megan mcgrath on the ground. tom tracking the snowfall coming that snow already causing school closings and delays today. we sent you push alerts of th nbc washington's w in the last 15 minutes fairfax county schools are closed prince george's prince william county closed arlington county on a two hour delay. also in virginia page county closed. in west virginia berkeley closed jefferson closed morgan county and grant county closed as well. my producer is telling me montgomery school ss administrative offices on a 2 hour delay. schools closed. a falls church city on a two hour delay. the federal government is on a two hour delay today. if you work for the government, you can take unscheduled leave or telework. >>> i want to get you caught up on the reason for the delays and closures. tha because the snow kept coming down overnight. we still have the snow falling across nort

the studios. because i went to angelina jolie's premiere in new york city. melissa: aren't you fancy? dia, i just get cc'd no big deal. i was so amazed. a lot of the people from the academy were there and they weren't as impressed as i was. melissa: did he look fabulous? >> one of the most gorgeous women. i was in awe. melissa: that was fun heading into the last hour of trading, check in with liz claman and see what she's got coming back. >> major swings today you've been covering it we'll take the ball and run with it at the top of the hour. the dow losing 42 points. that swiss currency move roiled the markets, we're watching oil, we've got mike holland, the holland & company chairman a stock picker especially in times of duress and distress. pairing him with floor show traders, we're taking you around the world and letting you what you should look for in the final hour as we watch your money. we got back from last week's consumer electronics show and the smart watch talk was a lot of babble but pebble was not there. they don't want to pair themselves with other companies making annou

city is holding auditions for the five week worse it's one of 18 cities part of the several. more than 2,000 well audition for 200 spots available. >> time for a check ever the accuweather forecast. melissa magee you mentioned, it before there's snow coming. >> olds man winter is not done yet. we got the snow that moves out walter and get a break tomorrow and tracking more snow after midnight and into monday. and talking about the details. stromtracker double scan is dry and quiet. that's snowfall earlier today about an inch of city and areas across the poconos all that is moving norman east. south side we go to the action cam and earlier tonight in center city looking down the streets in rhawn street at city hall partly cloudy sky and temperatures only in the 30s and wind chills in the 20s across the area. and black ice. use caution with that. 36 in the city. 29 poconos. 6 wildwood. 34 for reading and lancaster and 35 dover. wind chills wind chills coming in west, northwest, feels like 24 poconos and current wind chill in city 27. feels like 29 trenton and 28 current wind chill in at wildwood. what to expect tonight the driver continued the storm system well off to the east overnight to

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. >>> well it's cold outside tonight the action cam was in center city where scarves and hats were mandatory gear. tomorrow a different accessory an umbrella. melissa magee joins us live at the big board with a check of the accuweather forecast. hey melissa. >> hi walter, you'll need to have the wet weather gear on stand by. we're tracking moisture south and west. the highlight today and big weather story chilly start to the weekends. outside tonight temperatures are below freezing everywhere in philadelphia coming in at 28, 20 poconos, 26 dover. 27 in wildwood. and you look at the wind speed and not much of a wind to consider at this hour. sustaining anywhere from 5 miles an hour in wildwood to 9 in the poconos and if you look at the wind direction and wind particles they're acoming in from southerly direction and southerly wind will create most tour from the south working its way north ward as early as tomorrow morning. future tracker 6 is timing this out for you. 5:00 in the morning cloudy start across the delaware and lehigh valleys with the moisture just to the south. it continues in fact by 11 a.m. on sunday you can see heavy amounts of rain

the jersey shore in atlantic city. it's cold out there and getting colder and snowier as we mentioned. meteorologist, melissa magee is outside of our studios with the latest. >> reporter: hi there rick, the wins are picking up this noon coming out of the northwest within you step outside extra layers are needed because the numbers keep on crashing as the afternoon wears on. temperatures outside 29 in the city and 26 in the poconos and 40 for millville and 42 in dover and to the north and west we go and 36 degrees as well in lancaster. check out the wind gusts gusting as high as 32 miles per hour in philadelphia and 30 miles per hour wind gusts for reading and lancaster, and the winds are a factor and within you step outside for the rest of the afternoon, these numbers keep on crashing with the arctic boundary future tracker 6 showing you numbers in the 20s and 30s along the i-95 corridor and lower 20s to the teens north and west of town. if you step out temperatures will only be in the teens and the low 20s. so we'll talk about what is ahead. falling temperature as head for our friday and blustery winds of 4

live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city times square, i'm melissa lee. ebay american express sandisk all out with earnings. plus the details on ebay's agreement with carl icahn but tonight's first story, reversal of fortune trades. stocks seeing a change in the new year like netflix, amazon and ebay. let's kick it off with netflix. the stock was down 25% in the last three months of 2014. today it closed up 17% on the back of earns. guy adami yesterday night you said 405. you would sell against that level. >> basically almost three or four times normal volume to date. i thought the quarter was pretty good. i think it was good enough to get it here. is it good enough to take it to the next level i don't think it was that good. it was good enough to get it to this level. it's easy to play monday morning quarterback but you have to get ahead of these things. you don't want to rule the day you didn't take advantage of this move. >> maybe just maybe it sets up for a nice trade as we are ramping up as netflix is rampling up in 2015. >> we talked about contact an

harder to get a job if you raise the minimum wage, then they're going to -- >> fun fact, new york city has a higher unemployment rate than the rest of new york state. melissateresting. >> it's weird blue state phenomenon that we're seeing in seattle and everywhere else that people are hiking up sales taxes through the ballot box, and we'll have a great experiment as you see that happen in new york and california and not happen in successful southwestern states. melissa: supporters say you can't raise a family on $10 or $11.50. you can't raise a family on $12, $13 an hour. >> right. and it's not families that are earning the minimum wage. listen, i worked in fast food, i'm not condemning people who are in this. but people who work in minimum wage jobs tend to be high schoolers, or they tend to -- melissa: students. >> or students and they tend to not stay in these jobs or very long. they get quickly promoted. the triangulation is interesting here because it's cuomo against de blasio because de blasio was trying to raise the rate for new york by himself and cuomo snacks him down. -- smacks him down. i think it's interesting to watch. melissa: 67% of people w

the police and city hall. the family said he had been receiving treatment for mental health issues. >>> melissa rivers is suing the clinic for malpractice where her mother died. doctors performed an unauthorized procedure on joan rivers, she says, and did not react fast enough to her deteriorating condition. the 81-year-old died of brain damage from a lack of oxygen in september. >>> at least someone is enjoying all that snow in massachusetts. take a look at these dogs living it up at a boston dog park. the snow 1/2 as tall as they -- the snow 1/2 as tall as they are, but it didn't stop them from digging in all that fresh powder. >> topper, does your dog like this stuff? mine doesn't. he looks at it and walks right back in. he has a breakdown. >> no, mine does the same thing. >> you all have cue sure dogs -- couture dogs. >> i am afraid mine is! >>> well, take a look at the weather. we have winds north, northwest at 14 right now, making us feel like teens if you are going out tonight. colder with windchills in the teens. bus stop temperatures 18 to 30. those are not windchill temperatures. those are actual tem

the jersey shore. this is atlantic city where the last few mornings snow showers have moved out. looking ahead, temperatures are set to take a dive again tomorrow. keep the heavy coats handy. meteorologist melissaee at the big board now with the very latest. >> and you know we have been dealing with quite a cold snap when temperatures in the 30s feel warmer for this time of year. it is all relative as we are in the middle of our winter scene. 33 in philadelphia we are above the freezing mark at this hour. 34 in wilmington up to the north and west in allentown and the lehigh valley 31. but 21 still in the poconos along the coast in sea isle city 35. the winds are gusting. we have sustained winds from 18-20 miles per hour. despite the warm up we do have wind chills currently in philadelphia in the lower 20s. it feels like the teens north and west of town and current wind chills in sea isle city at 26. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar radar, snow showers earlier today and this morning, they are moving offshore to the east. the lake-effect snow showers are starting to develop again downwind of the eastern great lakes. we have you covered as we go throughout our friday afternoon. looking ahead,

melissa magee is in for david murphy at the "action news" big board. >> it's about the plunging temperatures and the blustery winds out of the northwest of the 39 in the city and 40 for wilmington and 42 in dover to the north and west, 35 in allentown and 27 in the poconos if you look at the sustained wind speeds sustained from 14 to 24 miles per hour in philadelphia these will continue to gust out of the northwest especially once that arctic front moves on through the winter weather advisory goes up at 4:00 and lasts until 6:00 a.m. saturday we are looking at winds as high as 52 miles per hour as we go throughout the day and keep in mind. fast forward to stormtracker 6 live double scan radar 3-d, there is rain out in the four corners and this is the moisture we are track that is linking up

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live from the nasdaq studio, overlooking new york city's times square, i'm melissa lee. our traders tonight are sim seymour, brian kelly, karen finerman. rough day for gopro. the stock ending lowering by just 4%. we'll hear from the company's ceo nick woodman. >>> first, stocks staging a major rebound, snapping their five-day losing streak with all three major averages ending the day higher by well over 1%. the dow finishing up 212 points. oil, take a lack at this. finishing in positive territory, putting an end to a four-day slide as fears over a greek exit. brian kelly, you said the fomc minutes were big today? >> i actually think they were. i think what the fed told you in the fomc minutes today is don't worry about jobs anymore. the job market is not their biggest concern. their biggest concern is inflation expectations. they said they need to see inflation expectations go back to 2%. this was a december meeting. since then, inexpectations have fallen partly due to oil. but the bottom line is the fed has a dual mandate and that's what they're going to focus on. what i

melissa lee begins right now. >>> thanks so much, kelly. live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square, this is "fast money." i'm melissa least. our traders are tim seymour, steve grasso, brian kelly and guy adami, the s & p, dow and nasdaq closed at a one-month low today. stocks under pressure after a surprise move from the swiss central bank spooked investors. take a look at the move in the swiss franc. cme just raised margin requirement so we're seeing move in the after hours. much more on this move and all the action today coming up. oil on a volatile ride today, its biggest reversal in six years. up 5% at one point before going down on day. tell you how to trade it and let's get to intel's conference call. shares of the tech giant down, guidance coming in below expectations and earnings and revenue beat estimates. it is all about the guide arranges particularly for a stock that was on my, guy in, 2014. >> wasn't terrible. gross margins better than expected. eps in large part beat. i think they bought back $1 billion instock or so. i don't think it's somewhat benign. not a big deal. down slightly in the a

the roads, melissa? >> seeing good volume 95 northbound in virginia through dale city. 27 as you approach city. now just hearing again that these express lanes gates are down. this is the website keeps changing back and forth. outer loop, end yann head highway, lots there this morning because of the earlier crash. looking quite good at this point. 650 georgia avenue sundown road that intersection in front of the post office has a crash. single vehicle crash. they're trying to get out of the way. that is flowing just fine. back in 10 minutes with travel times. >>> we'll see you then. if your car is parked outside you could have trouble starting it. here are tips from aaa. fill up your gas tank the night before. that will reduce the chance that the water vapor will freeze and block your fuel line. check your tire pressure. as the temperature drops, the fires deflate a little bit. check your battery. an old battery will have trouble starting your car in the morning. top a off your raditifreeze mix and de-icing windshield solution as well. finally, if you find your car door locks have frozen in the

live from the nasdaq market site, overlooking new york city's times square. i'm melissa lee. our traders are dan grasso, and starbucks shares rallying on the back of earnings. the conference call starting right now. we'll bring you the latest comments from ceo howard schultz throughout the hour. but first, the return of the rally. the s&p is now positive for the year, after the european central bank announced new bond-buying program this morning. the s&p is now less than 2% from its all-time high. financials, leading the way today with bank of america up more than 4% on the day. is the ecb move an all-clear sign for stocks? guy, what do you say? >> well, it's a madness sign for the world. but an all-clear for stocks? i don't know, let's see what happens tomorrow. but for a day at least, things worked out pretty well. we had some interesting price action in the morning. i thought the movement of the bond market today was really interesting. it had a flush before the market opened. subsequent rally, subsequent sell-off, that's interesting. all-clear? i'm not sure. but you know w

the philadelphia area. melissa magee has the story. >> we're giving kids with the greats need in the city of philadelphia andhe surrounding counties warm coats. >> reporter: since 2008 the auto dealers association of greater philadelphia has donated 180,000 coats to kids in the philadelphia area through their driving away the cold program. >> there's always a need that we want to make sure. regardless of how many coats that we give away, there's a kid that needs one. that pushes to continue to grow the program. >> reporter: 175 local dealers contribute to the cause to provide enough coats to warm the hearts of every almost student in the chester up land district. >> one man said is this for me, he said for me to keep? he looked at me and said thank you, santa. him for me, that's what the auto dealers did for the city of chester. >> reporter: the auto dealers provided coats for 37,000 coats for kids in the area. reaching as far north as pike county thanks to distribution partners like the ymca. >> it insures that young people are warm parents don't have to use the funds to provide a coat. it warms our hearts.

live look at sky 6 over the center city skyline its calm and bright but get ready a nor'easter is moving in and it will bring a mess of wintry weather beginning later tonight. melissa magee is tracking the system and joins us outside of our studios now. it's hard to believe, we have wintry precipitation on the way and sun gives way to increasing clouds and the moisture moves on late tonight and in advance of that precipitation, the national weather service issues a winter advisory, travel will be bad tonight and tomorrow morning and reduced visibility and slick

. >>> the ghostbuster with all women will have female leads melissa mccarthy and kristin wig will be slated to play. >>> and up next a scary scene for shoppers in a center cityinvestigation is underway as the roof came through the business on walnut street. and the effortses to get boston and maine back up and running after a winter storm. skippy!! yippee!! fun fun fun! shiny! you never listen! what? is someone talking? skippy!! yippee!! look a ride! (vo) made with the funnest peanuts ever! skippy. yippee!! >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues with david murphy sara bloomquist and rick williams. >>> here are the the stories we are following at 12:30 after a snow care across the area this week we are dealing with falling temperatures. and video of the robbery of a dollar store in philadelphia, the search underway for two suspects caught on camera. >> and tough words from the pope to fathers across the world. >>> but we begin with the cold blast gripping the region after the threat of snow yesterday the focus switches to dropping temperatures lets take a live look from sky 6 hd showing you clear skies you'll want to bundle up and david murphy is bundled up out

the greatest minutes in football you will ever see. >>> rain is clearing out but temperatures are falling, looking live at sky six in hd over center city meteorologist melissa magee has your exclusive seven kay forecast when "action news" comes right back. norwegians are free to do everything under the sun. free to cruise at their own speed... free to explore their own way... free to discover a new world of taste... free to smile wider... applaud louder... free to live fuller, deeper, and closer... that's how you cruise like a norwegian. ♪ cruise like a norwegian ♪ book now and choose up to three offers worth up to $2,000 in value. >>> melissa is here with another check from accu weather, very wet day, heavy rain road still wet and now temperatures dropping, not all a good combination. >> it is not a good combination, any rotation where you have standing water with temperatures tonight especially north and west dropping below freezing right new there will be a concern as you wake up tomorrow morning. give yourself extra time for the commute. you can see it is dry it is quiet, and no more ice, and rain but we have a concern as we go throughout the the the re

why in the other location in inside of paris on the extreme east of the city, as you mentioned five people are still -- jenna: melissa. stand by for a moment. we want to listen in here as we continue to take in some of the images of what is happening at the printing plant. jon: you're seeing significant flashes outside of the printing plant, possibly flash bang grenades that police use to distract and even stun the assailant as they're trying to corner but there is clearly an assault way on that printing plant where the hostage is are said to be holed up. jenna: this is sky news tape from earlier as we saw this begin. it is slightly lighter. you see some smoke rising from the building. this has been ongoing, jon, we would say for about 20 minutes from what we can tell from the live coverage of sky news. jon: darkness falling on france. they are six hours ahead of east coast time, nine hours ahead of west coast time. so it is about, closing in on 15 minutes after 5:00 in france right now. obviously the police authorities there did not want to let this situation go on into the night for whatever reason. they have decid

speaking of the super bowl, mayor of host city glendale, arizona, said that city will actually lose money by hosting the event. earlier today, melissais it better not to host it? >> the furthest thing from the truth is that we don't want the super bowl. i would love to have the super bowl every year if we do get it. what i'm looking for to have the state step up and be a partner with the city along with the nfl and any other megaevent that wants to come to arizona or glendale, the state benefits more than anyone. all of the cities in arizona benefit through state-shared revenues. so my city shouldn't brunt the burden of, when everybody benefits from the event. >> do you get nervous when you're watching? >> we have a lot at stake. we printed all the super bowl merchandise with new england on it. our customers expect to us have the merchandise immediately after the game. so we have a lot at stake. we're rooting for new england. >> which fan gets angrier run out of items, patriot fan or seahawk fans? >> patriots. tom brady wore the pom pom sock. never told us. you never have a lot of goods. liz: better bet on right team. catch all of t

the full exclusive accu weather forecast. now back over to you, shirleen. >> thanks, melissa. >>> lets go to dann cuellar in university city with more on how this cold weather is taking its toll dann? report report shirleen, the city looks cold tonight under a full moon, coupled by the the first snow of 2015. albeit a nuisance storm that like disappeared only for the the mess to be only to be clean up. either by hand or by machine, you could hear them all over the it i dealing with the nuisance snow that was turning to ice. by 6:00 o'clock peco crown lights red 24 degrees in center sit the eye and that meant trouble for at least one motorist tonight. >> it looked like he didn't have control. >> reporter: just after 6:00 motorist tells police she hit a patch of black ice in the 2400 block of walnut and lost control of her suv. she crashed in the lamp post and entrance of the building at 2401 walnut. >> i knock the over into the the building and just kept going into the blast of the building and through the glass. >> reporter: fortunately in one was injury. the city crews had been out salting roadways for the day but by night fal

the region. a blizzard warning in ocean county and new york city. the up dated accuweather total 6 to 10 in the central region. 10 to 14 in the east. 14 to 58 in ocean county. melissas in-house helping out we'll be tweaking the numbers and let you know of any updates as they come along. >> we have hourly up with updates throughout the day on the approaching nor'easter, "action news" continues at 4:00 p.m. later this afternoon with frightening new video from hawaii after a pilot ran out of gas mid flight. it was the second small plane to go down in the same area for the same reason for two days. >> kfc is double dog daring people to try their double dog creation. believe it or noit, -- believe it or not that sounds good. don't forget to join "action news" at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00 p.m. for rick rick david and karen rogers and the entire "action news" team, i'm sarah bloomquist. >> stay with us online. 0 woman: i was tired of my chronic constipation and the way it made me feel the discomfort the bloating the straining. i'd just felt this way for too long. so i finally talked to my doctor about my symptoms. i'd tried laxatives before. he prescribed amitiza (lubiprostone

the latest on winter weather headed our way. >> as melissa mentioned further north they're preparing for blizzard that could drop a lot of snow open largest citys in north even u.s.. along the coast in massachusetts they're boarding up against what could be or is expected to be high winds and many flights into and out of new york city are already cancelled. and while the city's mayor issued strong words of caution to the people there. >> prepare for something worse than we have seep before prepare to be safe. take every precaution. now is the time to get ready for this extreme weather. >> mayor bill deblaseo said at approaching storm could end up on list of top ten biggest snow storms ever to hit the big app. >> people there seem to be heeding warnings check out this picture from manhattan where people waited a full half hour to get into the trader joes on union square. similar scenes throughout new york and new england. >>> meanwhile police in new york city an employee or they say employee at home depot in man at an shot and killed a supervisor today before turning the gun on himself he entered west 23, 2:45 this afternoon argued with supervis

. >>> live from the nasdaq market site overlooking new york city's times square, i'm melissa lee. and that is "fast money." dan nathan, brian stutland, karen finerman and steven barrasso. >> prices could go down to 30. >> easily if it's moves in the way i'm thinking it will. >> now with oil getting closer to 40 bucks, he'll tell us where he thinks the market is going next. first to our top story, massive reverse until the market. the dow seeing a 425 point swing but the dow and s&p posting their largest intra-day swings since early october. kb home falling over 16% after warning of margin pressures ahead as weak demand forces the home builder to ramp up incentives. kb home knocking down the home builder train. lennar, pulte seeing some losses. a bad read when it comes to a big component of discretionary, dan. >> i would say this. we've seen probably what some would call a healthy rotation. it went into the home builders the end of last year, itb breaking out to new all time highs. we had a lot of technicians on this show the last couple of weeks calling for breakout. to see this re

live look at sky 6 over the center city skyline its calm and bright but get ready a nor'easter is moving in and it will bring a mess of wintry weather beginning later tonight. melissa magee is tracking the system and joins us outside of our studios now. it's hard to believe, we have wintry precipitation on the way and sun gives way to increasing clouds and the moisture moves on late tonight and in advance of that precipitation, the national weather service issues a winter advisory, travel will be bad tonight and tomorrow morning and reduced visibility and slick roads we are tracking snow, sleet and changing over to rain later tonight into saturday. here is stormtracker 6 live double scan radar, you can see the swath of moisture from the ohio valley to the southeast we are tapping into all of that moisture from the gust coast states and this makes its way to the southeast to northeast direction. and during the overnight hours and as you wake up tomorrow morning. as far as expected precipitation type for philadelphia the 95 corridor snow turning to rain and there will be a band of ice setting up before you get the gradual change over to rain. from the poconos to alle

the sunset in atlantic city tonight. just a gorgeous shot. >> meteorologist melissa magee has exclusive accuweather forecast coming up nextlf of what you have to offer to your customers. so why are you settling for half-fast internet? only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your download speeds so files go out in a snap. don't miss your last chance to get $300 back when you switch to fios internet and phone for just $99.99 a month with a 2-year agreement and get $300 back. just call 1.888.774.4418 today. >> meteorologist melissa magee with us today and we have a messy morning commute tomorrow. >> yeah, the cold is set fling right now. we're tracking that clipper system. the snow arrives just in time for that commute in the morning so give yourself some extra time. spring mountain sky 6 live hd giving that you shot there. you can see skiers on the slopes dealing with that snow. we'll be dealing with snow from mother nature as early as tomorrow. we're going to be tracking the arrival time and how much we're expecting with this weak clipper system that moves in. storm tracker 6 live double scan sho

mentioned, our first night live from our new studio overlooking times square here in new york city at the nasdaq. i'm melissa. warning signs comes to a head today. europe getting hard as fears greece leaving the european union

the city might find some snow from mother nature tomorrow. a couple flurries. we'll talk about all of those details with the accuweather forecast. >> melissayou. >> well, if you like many made new year's resolutions to get healthy this year we've got three easy things you can do that will greatly increase your chances for success. >> yup and health reporter and registered nurse ali gorman is at the big board with this. >> a lot of people have resolved to eat healthy. as nurse i know that resolving to make big changes rarely works so it's about making small changes. >> too many cookies. >> juliet and gavin heard it all as people flocked to unite fitness hoping to get healthier in the new year. they recommend three small changes can that can make a big difference. number one add protein to your breakfast. it will decrease cravings and keep you filling fuller longer. one good option is eggs. there's 6 grams of protein in one egg. >> more than one egg is really helpful for two if not three and if you're trying cut back on calories or not have as much fat then egg white center city really great. >> reporter: another idea add peanuts or almond b

the way. taking a live look right here outside on sky six over center city, it is a quiet evening after a day of sunshine but wind of change are a blowing. someone said that before. meteorologist melissa magee is live at the "action news" big board with the first check of the forecast, melissa. >> it was definitely chill think morning as well was those biting wind out of the northwest. checking out morning wind chills in the poconos you reached us, as far low as 21 degrees below zero this morning. 6 degrees below zero morning wind chill in allentown. felt like two below in philadelphia when you factored in the wind chill felt like one in wildwood and zero in dover. unfortunately with the wind out of the northwest not much recovery this evening. most locations are in the lower teens feeling like 16 in the city. currently feeling like 19 in trenton. 10 degrees currently in poconos. seventeen in beach haven. we do have some changes up a ahead, winter weather alerts posted for areas mainly north and west of philadelphia, north and west of that i-95 corridor. winter weather advisory for lancaster county but watch for northern chester montgomery, bucks and areas north and west from reading,

the boston bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. >>> lots of sunshine. winds diminish tonight. light snow. may give us a dusting. melissa? >> 10 mile backup stretching from dale cityngton your alternate is express lanes or route 1. . >>> that is the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. see new 25 minutes. hope you have a great day. >> make it a great day >>> good morning. dangerous chill. millions from the midwest to maine to the deep south dealing with brutally low temperatures. if you think it's cold now, al says just wait. >>> day one. jury selection begins this morning at the trial for the surviving suspect in the boston marathon bombing attack. why it could take weeks to find the 12 jurors who will decide if he lives or dies. >>> manhattan mystery. the founder of a $200 million hedge fund found fatally shot in his new york city apartment. was it suicide or murder? this morning, his own son is in police custody. >>> and royal scandal. prince andrew reportedly cuts vacation short amid allegations that he

the from monument road. i'll send it back inside to you. >> we've all been warned. thank you, melissa. >>> all right, so you just saw the conditions out there on cityin south jersey. right now mobile6 is driving on route 42 as you can see traffic is moving pretty good. this is the best we could ask for as the conditions intensify. matt pelman will have an update on all the road conditions coming up in the "action news" traffic report. >> and we want to remind that you we'll be airing a special hour long edition of "action news" at 11:00 to help you get ready for the storm and whatever it might bring. join jim gardner, cecily tynan and the rest of the "action news" team for complete coverage tonight. jimmy kimmel live will air in its entirety starting at midnight. then tomorrow the "action news" morning team will be on the air bright and early. join matt, tam david and karen starting at 4:00 a.m. for the latest on the storm any school closings and a look at the roads. as the nor'easter hits, you can always be prepared with 6abc.com. our live storm tracker 6 radar is there for you as the storm moves through. we'll also bring you the latest forecasts

it's held in 18 cities including philadelphia today and more than >> meteorologist melissa magee has theorecast proving old man winter is nasty nasty person. >> he's not going away. >> we'll show you the planner for tomorrow walter, sun to increasing clouds. most of sunday dry. 42 in the city. 39 trenton. 43 cape may and 39 reading. late sunday night closer to midnight hour and throughout the day on monday we're tracking that clipper system which brings another around of snowfall for the start of the workweek. we'll track it for you throughout the day tomorrow. >> thank you melissa. thanks for joining us for "action news" at 10. why do we do it? why do we spend every waking moment, thinking about people? why are we so committed to keeping you connected? why combine performance with efficiency? why innovate for a future without accidents? why do any of it? why do all of it? because if it matters to you it's everything to us. the xc60 crossover. from volvo. lease the well-equipped volvo xc60 today. visit your local volvo showroom for details.welcome to philly pheud. i am your referee of to