even those s & p hasn't corrected. a lot of second towards got decimated the last 18 months. now we are just coming out of that, and in anticipation of better economics, i think we are headed into a new bull market. gary: the actual numbers are $1.7 trillion have come out of global bond funds since the election and $685 billion in global equities. aren't we pulling a great deal of anticipation of economic growth? >> that money is going to go somewhere that's coming out of bonds. i think it will go into equities. we are coming out of six consecutive months of low earnings. i think earnings will continue to improve. trish: you have may be in an interest rate environment now that the fed is going to do what it says it's going to do. it may move higher and continue the trajectory higher. in light offal higher interest rate environment how should they be thinking about fixed income. >> all of this movement has been about the fed providing liquidity to markets. joe mentioned the market being in consolidation for the last 18 months. earnings were in consolidation primarily due to th

among those s&p 500 stocks that have been nice during that span, try home improvement retailer, lowe'sich produced positive returns 80% of the time. also public service enterprise group, which is a northeast regional utility power player in the united states, it's been positive 85% of the time. and food and beverage container, maker, balance corporation. that's posted a positive holiday season return 90% of the time. and as for the historically naughtier performers, you've got oil and gas-related stocks like chesapeake energy, which is positive 45% of the time. you've got toy-maker, hasbro, positive maybe 30% of the time. and then payroll processor paychecks a positive trade a quarter of the time during the holiday season over the past 20 years. now some experts are looking at bigger themes beyond just straight stock-picking. >> there's $3.5 trillion in fixed income products in the mutual fund industry. and everybody knows that interest rates are going to go up and so these people are going to get crushed. when i look at the nice side, the nice side is the market. you should be in the

s. reality check. those 60's leaving them in the dust. to far northwest temperatures in the 20's. the winds will produce windchills for tomorrow. here's a look at your planner. plenty of sunshine, it will be by midday, 46 with those gusting winds and by 4:00, a cool 50 degrees. let's have a look at that accu-weather seven-day forecast for you. we're going to have rainfall on tuesday. but also, i can't rule out showers late on sunday night. so be prepared for that as well. and in the event once we get into the week, the double 5s wednesday partly cloudy skies and end of the week showers once again. you know what? we desperately need the need the rain, a should have the cold air reality of the season. back to you. >> we can handle it. it's december. >> thank you, gwen. >>> more on the ongoing recount push from third party candidate jill stein >> there's been a lot of back and forth. we're going to tell you what some of donald trump supporters did to insure the election results stay exactly the way they are. this is lulu, our newest dog. mom didn't want another dog. she said it's too

this is a gift for those s in headphone cords. >> i had to cut my hair to free myself from a pair of earbuds. it grew back. >> these headphones are just the thing for you. >> not a wire in sight. >> does this have anything to do with saith tannism? >> no, it's technology. ? who let the dogs out ? that's my favorite song! ? who let the dogs out ? >> jimmy: you're screaming a little. with up to 40 hours of battery life, it's your perfect everyday headphone. ? who, who ? >> a. >> a five-minute charge gives you three hours of playback. ? i mean you you know they never did findut >> the red special edition power station plus. $79.95, you can get your phone charged -- >> guillermo what are you doing? what are you doing? >> my apple watch with my brand-new red sport band told me any time now you want to deliver that next line. >> guillermo: so i get up and move. >> jimmy: well, okay, thank god that red sports band is our next product or you would most certainly have been fired just now. isn't that right, ladies? >> i would fire him myself. i would just say ?you're fired?" it's fun! >> sayin

those things should stay.tay. young people in their late l 20's they're building a careerar they need to be able to stayabls on their parents' insurance so they can use those funds they normally would put towards t insurance to go to school tooo t go to graduate school to build i their career and i think thosent with pre-existing conditions coi we have to leave that in placece because it's not fair that we ta don't sure people who need itwhd the most those with chronicc conditions like heart disease diabetes hypertension.erns i think that's very, veryery, >> now, let me ask you though there's some criticsle whot me o if you start taking pieces of it away, that it will bell difficult for it to thenohen operate. do you think this is really thi though a carefully stackedtacked deck of cards that if yout if start pulling things out this will mess everything up. mes >> no, i think if you look, l you know, ryan and the rest ofe the republicans in the house ith have already talked aboutt doing some of these things.so there are some plans in theme work oarse so and i think now is matter of compromising betweenig the democra

s scientists themselves. i myself have been a victim of that. and in the face of all that pressure and those attacks,s, i think to o some ext ththe ipcc has actualllly withdn a bit, a and they've been more guarded, more conservative, more reticent in what they're willing to conclude thahan they realally should be giviven the evidence. and arguguably, you know, if it is indeed the ipcc's role to advise governments on the potential for dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate, which is what the ipcc was originally charged w wh as their missionon, arguably you should not downplalay the higher-end scenarios if they're credible, even if f they're loww probabilityty outcomes. if ththr probability i isn't zero, then they should contribute to t the assessment of risk much in the way t that, you know, we buy fie insurance for our homes nott becauause we think our homes are going to bururn down. that's a very rare occurrence. it's very unlikely to happen to o us, but even thohough its probability is very l low, the magnitude of co, the impact on our lives if our house was to o burn down i

surveillance video shows two officers on two separateo sep occasions slow up to take ans report but those sever filed. the intruder was also capturedap on surveillance video and he'svh still on the run this morning. i jean darlington fear that isli he'll be back when she's not home and her blind 89-year-oldar mother is left to fend for fd rselelf. ly. >> mother's 89 years old and cannot see. if something happened to her -- does something have to hv happen to people before the police come? i wonder now ifw i that's how it's supposed tosu work. >> reporter: do you think that because this man justep broke a windowause and didn't re they thought that this was w away from the of their time. >> i really do think tm hatth is what it is.t i really do.o. because they didn't even maken m a report. to call channel five to get help.p. >> fox5 called d.c. police andl also the mayor's officers. off we have yet to hear back but but less than an hour after we reached out the victim saysays she finally got a call from aalm detective sergeant. >>> so, let's get back to theett cold for a minute.in do you like

and eventually by sunday, we'll see those temperatures drop into the 30's. you really want to watch out for those morning lows. flurries. there could be slick travel, randy. randy: a petersham woman says she has proof a mountain lion attacked her horse. this happened in june. anne marie zukowski says her horse received deep cuts from an animal that she was sure was a cougar, but mountain lions are extremely rare in massachusetts. just two confirmed sights in 20 years. zukowski, however, had evidence. >> i was about that big, and it was kind of stuck together as a clump of hair, and it was light brown in color. randy: a dna lab at the university of florida confirmed the sample is from a mountain lion. state wildlife experts are looking into this. antoinette: ahead, breaking details after shots are fired and a campus police cruiser is struck in boston. the investigation to see if the events are connected. a family's fear after a body is shooting inside a middle school. randy: good morning. news to go. lawrence, foxboro and erika has a new message from the presi

could be a be shower or two around.un monday, tuesday we start, day wt warming back up.rmin 60's next week but thosecome with a little bit of rain. rain. is there winter waiting beyondta next thursday?it possibly.osbl we'll give you more details onas that, maybe later on tonight.ong all right, tony, sarah back to you. you. >> thanks mike. >>> we are soon sayinghanks goy to president obama. oba >> coming up a look at somee fun moments from over the years. we'll be right back. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> i think we've got a deejaynkw working in the control room. >> i know. go goodbye toay t president obama the white house is releasing some ofident this releaeir favorite videos fm events over the last eight years. this first one is video from the white house science fair in 2012. the eho event quickly became onn of the most interesting placesne to film the president. preside in this one, president obamaideb was seen shooting a marshmallow cannon.allow >> that looks like a lot of fun. >> he seemed to have a lot ofem fun with the kids. >> he's so good with the kids.et i lovefu good wi it. >>> who wouldn't want to hav

. >> reporter: an improbable moment for that biracial boy born a crime all those years s president. a biracial man himself. for "nightline," i'm deborah roberts in new york. >>> up next, inside "rogue one: a star wars story" with the director and the cast. how the new movie is honoring and breaking with franchise traditions. ? ? ? (coughs) that cough doesn't sound so good. well i think you sound great. move over. easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. looks like i'm good all night! ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my favorite! ah! some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12 hours. start the relief. ditch the misery. let's end this. oh, that's lovely... so graceful. the corkscrew spin, flawless... poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money heather saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more.

low to mid 30's in the western locations of massachusetts. with those winds in place, it is feeling quite a bit cooler. wind chills down into the 20's. luckily, we're not tracking much overhead. lee -- as we lookhr much of our. we're seeing a storm system producing snow flurries, lake-effect snow and showers in new york. even though it's trying to push eastward into our area, we have mountains helping to block it. the berkshires could see a flurry or two for today, but east of that we're staying dry. high temperatures this afternoon will try to reach toward 50 along the coastline. even down toward the cape as well. as we move westward, inland locations in the 40's, 43 in worcester, even colder because of that wind in place. winds are picking up already for this morning. we're seeing occasional gusts up to 15 to 20 miles an hour as you're heading out right now. heading into the aften, the atmosphere. that's why we're looking to see occasional gusts up to near 25 miles an hour in the height of the afternoon. those winds being sustained at 16 miles per hou

those bargains. temperatures in the 20's and 30's if you want to get to those stores early. twenty's in mount pocono. thirty-six in philadelphia. thirty-eight in millville. 37 degrees in atlantic city. feels like 28 in the city. of course, wind chills in the teens in the mountains, code one there but little bit of precipitation that we're watching as it moves from the pittsburgh area, toward the center of the state and eventually getting to our area , as well, so we will get a few hours this afternoon with a high temperature of 48 degrees, north and west of the city, possibility of some freezing rain or freezing drizzle we will go in more detail on. that this should get you through the monday after christmas, from the weather authority. we're checking traffic, also on this day after christmas it is two minutes after 6:00 o'clock and we are getting word of an accident in upper moreland, and this is, hi, yes, fitzwater town road at moreland road. yes, love the day after you get off, from vacation. anyway we are taking a look at route 76 near girard avenue and everybody is movi

>> justin, we are going to miss those 50's, so we have to enjoy them today. good morning, and happy monday. looking outside, yikes. very wet roadways. very slippery conditions. this is going to be a wake-up call. leave your homes little early. check your patience, look at the schuylkill, westbound direction, at city avenue. you can see what it looks like right now, kind of steady stream of vehicles hitting roadways, a lot of people already, just cracking into the 5:00 hour, heeding the warnings, getting out there early, not bad idea, absolutely, and doesn't matter where you are this morning. accident a.c. expressway eastbound past route 42, just one of four accidents, we're seen already this morning there is one pulled all the way off to the shoulder, but don't be surprised if already you start seeing slow downs and little gaper delay, as well. >> this 142 northbound 295 also pulled off to the shoulder, and again, be careful, still very dark out there. again, run the risk hydroplaning possibly with all of the wet stuff on the roadways, coming down, also, acci

in the middle 40's by lunchtime but those wind chills down in the 30's with sunshine breaking out. cloud will continue to decrease, mostly clear by 5:00 e so no problems, at least for precipitation wise for your commute, 41 degrees, chilly conditions with that breeze keeping up in the evening hours, and overnight tonight, as well, and as we head into the second half of our december, meisha, it looks like these cold temperatures will stick with us and average trend to be chilly, into the second half of the december. >> it is time to bundle up, we knew this was coming and it is upon us right now but lets talk about our commute this morning. so far so good. we need a break after week we have had and we might get to it day. right now vine just opened westbound side is opened eastbound side, you are all good looking good there. ben franklin bridge looking quiet, and beautiful as usual, moving in the westbound direction from new jersey into center city in great company there heading out to the ben franklin bridge n problems whatsoever. no problems on any bridge. we have this accident blu

any of those new year's plans, we're looking at dry weather. it will be cool with temperatures in the upper 30'ssome rain coming in late sunday. look at those temperatures, into the 50's. it does not get much better than this for this time of your. 60 on wednesday with sunshine, and then cooler. we are looking at our next chance for winter weather next friday and saturday. jummy: hang out at the beach until wednesday. 60? molly: maybe i will catch a nice tan. "abc numeral seven news at 4:00." have a great day and a happy new year. we wil now ait's our holiday sale. where you can create the perfect home from now until january 2nd, find savings in every room. furniture and accessories to complement your style this season and all year long. plus, enjoy thirty-six month, no-interest financing. with havertys, your home can be perfect, even when life isn't. come in today and save. the holiday sale is on now, at havertys. life looks good. >> hey, everybody, on today's show, we've got some gr

this was an 1860's print of a part of manhattan, a part of new york. remember, in those days, new york city was strictly an island. you got to the 1860's, the brooklyn bridge was going to begin in 1869. the reason it was needed, by the time you get to the late 1860's, downtown the york was the central business district of the order. it becomes the central business district of america by the 1830's. new york is growing at this time. unfortunately, manhattan is a long, skinny island. the only way to grow is uptown. by the time you get to the 1860's, the time the brooklyn bridge would be built, the middle class people are forced the easts far north as 60's and north 40's. they had to commute down to wall street. the women committed them to the ladies smile. that is the union, madison square area. if you had to depend on these courses, they were horrible. an idea of the traffic. broadway is going off to the left. look at that backup of horse colors. if you are heading here, that is another three miles. thought that committing today is awful, it was pretty awful back then. a

that gives you 30you0 minutes to snag a parking spot s before snows those doors openwst and we all know theho deal.l. this has been the talk of the town and it's not just for f those of you who wants to testo your luck at those slot s machines but this is truly a destination in our area. are and it's right here in our backyard. it's a very exciting time. t they have 3300 slot machines,mas more than 100 20's table gamesam this is a one points points 4 billion-dollar casino.iodoll so they have a lot to offeroff and i'm telling you this placece is just stunning when you walkgw in. you're going experience itt tonight throughout the morning r we're going to show you all ofwo the other things you canyo explore. this is not just a place tost at gamble.mb they have so much to offer. we're talking celebrity chefs,yc we're talking entertainment,, amazing decor, artorar collections. there's just so much to mh explore and we're going to t explore that together throughout the morning.plore ugt back to you in the studio. >> annie, i think you hopped akp i'm telling you.i' >> here's the thing. h can w

highs are stuck in the 30's those days. that will be the coldest air we have seen so far this season. rain moving in tuesday. high of 44, a cold, rainy day. wednesday back into a few showers thursday. then 38 and 39 friday and saturday. sunday a little better, a looking for a chance of snow flakes mixing in next week. kellye: hopefully not much accumulation. josh: i'm not expecting much. but the cold air is moving closer. kellye: he told you. roller coaster ride, and i think that is a good description of the redskins game. robert: coming up, a rough day at the office for the redskins. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, ?thank you for serving our country? and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what

s. then we look for a warming trend next week. the weekend forecast, for those of you hunting for the perfect christmas tree, upper 30's saturday, lower 40's sunday. the 10-day outlook, after a cold weekend, temperatures warm a bit next week. above average this time of year. julie wright will be here bright and early to get you through the wet weather and traffic, and eileen and veronica will have the latest on the rain. alison: thank you, steve. jonathan: what this guy pulled off as nothing short of amazing. alison: you will meet jamie, and we will tell you how long he rang the salvation army bell. it is one for the record books. >> pandas. jonathan: bei bei is back. oh, that's lovely... so graceful. the corkscrew spin, flawless... ...his signature move, the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. surprising. what's not surprising? how much money heather saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. he gets a lot of compliments. he wears his army hat, walks around with his army sh

te gusts of went to 30 will getll g those wind chills back intond c the 20'sho departing storm system that isye form sure. overnight temperatures will bemr colder than last night. nht lows in the upper went to lowtol 30's. tomorrow we bounce right back up into the mid 40's north ofe h town to upper 40's for d.c. d.c and maybe a few low 50's southou of d.c. feeling a little a litte chillier than today did.er t here's a look at the forecast fs for saturday.satu tomorrow we'll start with sun, have some clouds but generallyey friday is a dry day an pretty good travel day especially upecp along the east coast.. showers will arrive very early on christmas eve and the firsthr day of hanukkah and they're thee not going last very long. l they'll probable be gone byy about 2 o'clock in the2 o'clocke afternoon or so.afte christmas looks great.re. it's going to be sunny. sun our departing storsy hg build in but just in case youe wanted to track those showers,h, wanted to let you see what's whs going on for tomorrow.w. increasing clouds tomorrowrow afternoon. one thing wea

>>reporter: those mid-60's we saw yes they're out of here was the cold air moving down will let you know how much colder we will get. >>haaziq madyun: recent news report stated that lead levels of oakland district are worse than will was discovered in flint michigan the problem there was in the waters-and the director of operations of alameda county of the homes and apartment their mission according to the data provided by a california public health children under the age of six have elevated levels of lead poisoning and is directly related to housing. . >>haaziq madyun: that is a complaint driven process that will hopefully be replaced by rental inspection program in the meantime they advise that you contact your child's health care provider if you think have been exposed to lead bass paint. >>vicki liviakis: no one was hurt we're back to explain what happened. >>grant lodes: these bricks or broken off or around he was behind the wheel he was trapped in the vehicle and had extricated the firefighter said the driver men to back up he went forward instead of reversal he went right into th

those with a limited bu. but a new cafe is hoping to ease that struggle milwaukee's north side. cbs 58's kyle vermaoins us live fe nerom thtricklebee cafe which is celebrating its grand opening...kyle? the doors of the trickebee cafe opened about an hour ago. it's an all vegetarian restauant..but take a look at today's menuthere's one ing you don't see. the price. that's cause is is it's one of a handful across the country.the tricklebee cafe was started by christ melby-gibbs and is paof the one world everybody eats nek.she started it as a way to give a sinable way of life to those who many not bee to afford it and to be able to give back..so there are suggested prices which will typically rge between $5-7, but you can ayor you can even have to pay all.you n also vonteer exchange for a meal. sot christie melby- christie mebly gibbons/ tricklebee cafe "i think it instills hope, you know a lot of the businesses, storefronts around here are boarded up. there's be broken glass on the sidewalk for over a year in the same spot. so tosee some that used to look like all the other ones, to see yo

you mentioned we all learned much more about the victims they range in age from teenagers to those in their 30's >>anny hong: we will continue coverage of the warehouse fire we will have the coverage all water law will be live on air the next news conference as well 33 people out have been confirmed dead and i know a lot of people are still missing the death toll is expected to rise ♪ ♪ when you find something worth waiting for, we'll help you invest to protect it for the future. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase, so you can. >>robin winston: no major hot spots your morning commute is off to a great start but it is all being--foggy >>anny hong: one victim is a 17 year-old whose name was not released by the city will we learn that he is driven he was a san francisco high school student it was an 11th grader at the school of the arts faculty council members and the wellness program will be available today to offer support and his classmates we have photos of the other victims cash the scare was 22 years old from oakland david was 24 years old from oakland and uc-berkeley g

cbs 58's kristen barbaresi is at the scene right now...and she joins us live....kristen, filled with snow. snow.dpw briefed reporters about those preparations cbs 58's amanda devoe is live with the key points of the plan..amanda? the city wants you to know that crews will be out in full force to make sure the roads are safe to drive. the milwaukee department of public works says anti-icing operations started on wednesday. crews are brining the streets with salt and water to keep the snow from sticking to the pavement. 102 streets starting tomorrow. dpw says 350 workers will be out over the course of the storm, and they're prepared to work 12 hour shifts. dpw also says they are monitoring the storm, and will do whatever it takes to keep the roads safe, reminding drivers to be patient with plow trucks as they remove snow. laura daniels, director of operations, dpw "it's important for us to get the snow moved and especially with a storm of this sizable predicted amounts that we don't leave snow there because it'll just compound future storms. we need to get through this weekend's snow operation is expected to cost around 1 and a h

s. so far those companies have thoa not commented on that suit.hat >> all right.e the 128th annualnnl tournament of roses in pasadena california. calorni final preparations under way. always a very prettyepar patarad professionals and volunteers vun putting the finishing touchesouh on the 40 floats that will 4 take part in the rose0 parade. each float decorated withatedit thousands of flowers. cue the music for kevin mccarthy.hy >> i have a trivia question.e aa >> there you go. >> i know you're doing bestu'ret and worst of 2016. o 201 here's my trivia question. m i'm going to try ty o stump himh of the top 20 highest grossingsg movies this year in 20 been.20 . >> right. >> okay.>> how many were either not animated, superhero or part of ofaer is reese.r is reese. >> how many were not. h >> how many wereow not animated, not superhero or part of a series.ries >> top 20. >> of the top 20 highest grossing films of the year. of a >> three. >> wrong. one. >> which one. >> it was "the revenant."ent. >> made after the book. >> and after that -- it came-- m out christmas of

. >> and give me more of those carls jr.'s commercials. >> that too. >> someone told you, they're very, very -- i'm sorry. look at the time, amy, we have to go. meanwhile, small companies make it big for foreieieieiei >>> small stocks making big profits for you. >> small company called clorox, i know it's not small, but it's going to make big profits. >> burlington stores been acting well, some revenue growth, i think 25% in the next year. >> wow. adam. >> ijt which is another small cap index, another way to play this, better to go with indexes. >> you think the small cap guys are running? they've been going like crazy. >> everything's going to run like crazy until it stops. >> that is profound, young man. more now. >>> hoping for a massive tax reform on day one of the trump administration? you might want to listen to this incoming white house chief of staff reince priebus has to say about that. >> we're probably going to lead with obama care repeal and replace, then you'll have tax, we'll have a small tax reform package and t

. >> reporter: firefighter s those inside. >> there was like this space where i could see through my wall, through to the other side. and that's where i saw the flames. >> reporter: bob mule was on the first floor and saw flames spread so fast, he barely made it out. >> i got some pretty gnarly burns on my arm, my hand, my shoulder. >> reporter: the building was a tinder box. only two exits, in all nearly 10,000 square feet. people living in mobile homes inside the first floor. most of the victims on the reported sprinklers, the roof eventually coming down on top of them and bringing much of the second floor down too. >> it's very heartbreaking. and this is just an extreme version of the loss. >> reporter: in the chaos that followed, dozens of families desperate to find loved ones. >> i just want to know something. >> reporter: this man looking for his brother. >> i hate to say it, i don't want to sound selfish, but i'm only thinking about my own. i don't want anybody to be hurt. but i mean -- that's my little brother, what am i supposed to do? >> reporter: turning to news cameras, l

it is i'm telling you it's one of those s that you just got to see and here's a little bit of it rightat? >> we land on homestead 2 in 90 year, three weeks and one day. >> how long ago did we leave earth? >> approximately 30 years ago. >> i woke up too soon. >> oh, the whole premise of it. [ cheers and applause ] >> woke up too soon before the other passengers. you and jennifer, you're the two main ones that we see throughout the entire film. >> right. essentially, yeah, we're these two passengers, there are 5,000 people on this ship but all of them are in a state of hibernation and due to this miss earous malfunction in our pods, we wake up 90 years early and so it's the two of us and we're in isolation and, you know, going to be there for 90 years. there's another actor michael sheen plays a character 0 who is this android robot because -- >> brilliant. >> he plays this humanoid type bartender character who is in -- >> i'm glad there is a bartender. that's a long time. >> wouldn't be so bad. and we're so desperate and longing for any kind of human connection we try to find that with

s. <<<))) >>>those loud noises from the strip this afternoon is an indication nascar has rolled into las vegas. ((denise valdez)) >> 16 drivers making their way down the strip and then having fun for the fans. ((chris maathuis)) >> two things nascar fans love... their drivers and the smell of burning rubber... and they got both today... it's the annual burnout on the strip. and something special for kyle busch. plus.. finals rodeo. jon tritsch is standing by with a nevada cowboy who's ridin' for big bucks. that's next here on channel 8./// <<< i wanted the same plan that my mother had. senior dimensions. if you're eligible for medicare, you need to take a look at the plan that offers you more than original medicare. senior dimensions members pay a zero dollar monthly premium. senior dimensions members pay a zero dollar copay for primary care doctor visits. and, our members pay a zero dollar copay for specialist visits and a zero dollar copay for hospital stays as well. i wanted a plan that's been here as long as we have. and our plan offers many tier one preferred generic drugs for a zer

united states but international partners mw one of the things that they don't appreciate and with those largest s coalition ever assembled to bring back peace and stability. so to put afghanistan into that context that i hope the president will do when the time comes. did with those dynamics through the role of the other neighbors there is a dynamic that can be improved. and that when president-elect trump will send a clear message went to india ministrations into afghanistan and nevertheless 15 years. and this message of what the afghan people but is also a the adversaries the way that they have a handle the afghanistan that there has a bed that clarity of messaging and commitment of what the united states is about with concerns to the partners in they need to end that. and to set the field for a political process and as a redo. and with the calculations of the taliban those countries in the region and the consistency as long as we have going and committed afghan and partner which we do. the third day incarnate on the agenda has to take a step back to look at the role of pakistan and our in gaug

bit of that "it's a wonderful life" beautiful christmas vibe and set in new york and it's one of those s in new york because of the magical element of it. >> you ride your bike all throughout this movie, don't you? ? that was fantastic. i got essentially for the scenes a police escort all the time riding my bike through the streets of new york and got to ride down the middle of fifth avenue full speed. >> people do that all the time. >> mine was safe and had stunt drivers around me but it was so beautiful like that free to be able to ride through new york in that way and it was, you know, we were -- that's fake. ♪. you would see people come around the corner like what the hell. so, yeah, you know, big piles of snow. >> so many -- almost the whole cast, i had the great pleasure of sitting down with dame judi dench. >> and helen mirror. >> that other beautiful -- >> yeah. >> described a really wonderful camaraderie and said maybe it was the storytelling. maybe it was will smith. maybe it was the fact there was a beautiful trio of british actresses. did you feel that way? >> there's that g

it is 26 atlantic city, 19 right now in allentown, 23 in wilmington, and mid 20's in trenton. thoseir temperatures, the feels-like temperature, feels like 17 right now wilmington. look at millville. it only feels like 11 degrees. so, bundle up. high pressure off to the south. that will allow for more after westerly winds. and by this afternoon, look at those temperatures, 40's, across the board, looking at 42 in reading. forty-four in wilmington. mid 40's in philadelphia. and also atlantic city. for your afternoon highs. so, coming up: we will talk about temperatures rebounding and also what to expect for hanukkah. christmas, will we see some snow? what about some rainfall chances? we will detail it coming up. bob. >> santa's on the phone for you. wants to talk about that snow. good morning, everybody, it is 4:31, and hello south philadelphia. ice, ice, baby, right here, the columbus boulevard southbound lanes right at christian. this is right before you go around the curve and come into washington avenue. this was a left over from yesterday. if we have video from skyfox, we were ov

s. >> oh, i love those stories. sri hi, matt.hi, m nice to see you here at 5 o'clock. hello sarah. what's going on outside right now. n big wind gusts behind a behind a frontal boundary that just crossed a couple hours ago.l bou before the winds picked up itdp was so nice this afternoon. we got up to 60 degrees butees b now winds are gusting, i guess g you can't see them there, tohere 38 miles an hour.3ou how long are those winds going g to hang around and what canhat you expect for friday? a loty?t of you are hitting the road. a first look at your weathe come oa n back to fox5 local news at 5:00.0. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> awww. dreaming of a white christmasits but i don't think you're goingti to get one . >> [laughter]laug >> sorry. >> no no,. >> got to tell you that much. >> woke up this morning it was t cold i put a sweater onhi and a jacket but by midday it wasn'ti' so bad.so b >> we got up to 60 degrees.degr. average is 45.avere is so talk about big swings thiswi week. teens at night and then rise r to 60, 57 degrees.7 deees. we'll adjust the temperature a little bit but you're r

contact 6's jenna sachs explains how those specialty tires work and shows you the drawbacks. gloria strunin recently leased a new car that has no spare tire. she drives long distances by herself to see her family and solely on her run flat tires in case of a puncture. shes worried about their 50 mile range. 'it was a big concern of mine and it still is to this day.' consumer reports tire expert gene petersen says run flat tires have thicker sidewalls than traditional tires. most manufacturers say they will support the car at speeds u of at least 50 miles after most flats. but he has a caution. "theyre not going to work for everything, so if you do have a ripped sidewall, if you do have a large hole in the tire, obviously you may not be able to drive on it." run-flat tires are also more expensive than regular tires. depending on size some can cost there are also fewer models available, and might have to be special- ordered. why are so many car makers ditching the spare for run-flat tires? "so manufacturers are eliminating the spare to lighten up the load in the car to help imp

those flags. facebook's move comes amid a new survey from the pew research center. it shows two thirds of adults surveyed say fake news stories are causing confusion about current events. >> pam:the t-s-a in los angeles sent out this instagram post.with a warning to those heading to the airport with oversized carry-ons. >> steve:t-s-a is advising flyers to check with their ariline before travelling with overly large items. this giant teddy bear even had his own ticket and seat for the plane.but airport security said he must be left behind.ruled too big for the aircraft. >> steve:the bear's owner happens to be a popular you- tuber jake paul.who was pulling a stunt to see if he could actually board with his giant nine-foot stuffed animal. >> steve:turns out it didn't work. but at last check.paul's video has more than 400- thousand views since last week. >> pam:still ahead at 8. why apple is being ordered to pay up 2 million dollars to employees. >> steve:and next. an outraged california family says police murdered their dog. after officers shot and killed their pet. >> steve: sports next! >> steve: sports next! ♪ ♪ ♪ how else do you think he gets around so fast? take the reins this hol