waste our time, we turned our focus to congress, we worked with mark walker and senator scott we turned away from the white house with the hope we would be able to break in and help the white house direct our message to the community. >> paris, weren't you at the white house all week? today? >> yeah, christmas parties, i'm there quite a bit. >> so then why not speak out before i ask you the same question, why come out now against omarosa, after she's gone. why not speak up earlier? >> well, i'm not here to trash omarosa, i am here to set the record straight about the diversity issues that are there, there are a lot of republicans that happen to be african-american out there, saying they were blocked by omarosa specifically, and not allowed to have a seat at the table. i did not have that experience. i know there were many that didn't have that experience.

story like this, you want to hear from the spouse and the husband, the closest person to lacey is scott. wegetting that connection with scott twice felt something was not right. >> when you thought what it was like for you, most of us would say i would be out pounding on the door, i would be calling her name. >> he wasn't the one leading the search for his missing wife. you see it from the other family members, that desperate grief, that desperate fear, is she cold, is she okay, does somebody have her. >> we been through so much these last few days that i'd like to make a plea for the person or person who has my daughter. please bring our daughter home. >> i miss your beautiful smile and your fun-loving personality. every time we were together i could feel the unconditional love between the both of us. >> and then you cut to what he looked like, what he sounded like. >> today, how are you remembering your wife and son. >> that's very personal. at times it difficult to go on. thanks very much. >> none of it felt right, none of it felt like this was a man his being truthful. >> he has multipl

story like this, you want to hear from the spouse and the husband, the closest person to lacey is scott. wegetting that connection with scott twice felt something was not right. >> when you thought what it was like for you, most of us would say i would be out pounding on the door, i would be calling her name. >> he wasn't the one leading the search for his missing wife. you see it from the other family members, that desperate grief, that desperate fear, is she cold, is she okay, does somebody have her. >> we been through so much these last few days that i'd like to make a plea for the person or person who has my daughter. please bring our daughter home. >> i miss your beautiful smile and your fun-loving personality. every time we were together i could feel the unconditional love between the both of us. >> and then you cut to what he looked like, what he sounded like. >> today, how are you remembering your wife and son. >> that's very personal. at times it difficult to go on. thanks very much. >> none of it felt right, none of it felt like this was a man his being truthful. >> he has multipl

mike: scott, we could go back and forth all day, and i'm not interested in going back and forth. i'm more interested in trying to be brothers than rehash a lot of that stuff. scott: what did i ever do to you? say -- what did i ever do to you? mike: i really don't want to get into all that. scott: all i did was work hard. mike: all i did was work hard, too. scott: no, all you didn't do was work hard. you worked hard, and you formed a mutiny, and you turned people against me. mike: for a long time, scott felt like there was a mutiny against him here. i think it was more he was just ganged up on than a mutiny. you know, nobody was here plotting to get him out. it was just, you know, people would disagree with him, and people would vent. so i feel like scott was a little bit paranoid about that. i was accused of forming a mutiny and all these things, and i apologized for that. scott: you weren't accused of it. you -- you did do it. mike: okay, that's fine. and again, i understand -- scott: so, why am i wrong for saying a fact? mike: i understand that you feel that way, and i apologize

certainly we wanted to bring you stories of success robert lyons, moore, wes scott, t are on the way with a job and roof over their head. that is the start. those are threat great torres and the married marine couple that has a job now. outside of the stories how many veterans are in our community that tonight will not have a roof over their head and tonight will know they will go to sleep somewhere and maybe a park oar bus stitial and maybe in a train station and tomorrow morning wake up to try to get their life in order. the order idea you know there are so many vet rasp throughout that have served our country faith l faithfully and done their dut wherein had their sense of duty ap patriotism and come back home and they can't get break. well i hope to help with the organization and need your help and go online and we'll post some of this on our web sit and certainly tweet it own a put it on facebook and there are gretted organizations that are doing their part and we checked win our congressman in new jersey who is did everything they he can to make sure the right resources are beh

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people you know scott you know. ok wejust heard from the you know there's a lot of very small i a speech but you know what it's really almost a monopoly like environment it's the same thing with facebook at the same thing with google here is another thing i'm concerned is more and more concentration and now it looks like the f.c.c. reports to the i is peace that's what it looks like out for this ruling here it is and you know. shedding responsibility i mean they have to have f.c.c. is supposed to make sure that people have access to broadband ok i mean on the on the on the very top of their responsibilities. you know and so i wonder looking at you know shouldn't they be these big companies be broken up and we had standard oil we had other major companies that were broken up i mean it seems to me there's too much concentration of power too much concentration of money and it's bad for the marketplace and for consumers go ahead scott. well they've tried that they did break up ma bell bell was broken up and then read. a actua

york he is the editorial director for reactionary times and a news max columnist and in tampa we have scott rickard he is a former american intelligence linguist right gentlemen cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate scott let me go to you first in tampa first i want to kind of express my bewilderment but maybe it should and shouldn't be will be looking at mainstream media covering this story on net neutrality a lot of stories out there but the meaning of it seems rather moot. to me and it's i think it's because so many of these news outlets are owned by internet service providers ok comcast and others like that here i mean what is the significance of this move because i think you know an era of the internet and as i said in my introduction i mean one of the great social equalizers of our time is under threat and maybe we'll tell our grandchildren i remember the golden years go ahead scott well that's interesting i mean it's very multifaceted obviously the media companies i have a very symbiotic relationship with the carrier. there's t

henry: so, that's one of the reasons why we can offer it for a lower cost and still be a good business. scott: 'cause i mean, starbucks is $4, you're about 2-something, right? henry: yeah, typically we're about a dollar less. and then we also have, like, single origin coffees that are a dollar more than the standard ones. so, you can select in the app from different coffee beans. scott: henry, tell me about people's reaction. i mean, it's a little like the claw game, i mean, to be honest with you, i mean, kids love it. when i saw it, my first suggestion was you need to start serving hot chocolate because kids--are you serving hot chocolate yet? henry: we're working on that. scott: okay, 'cause that's my--yeah. because you are going to get a huge kid--people just are mesmerized by the thing moving back and forth, and picking up the cups, et cetera. henry: yeah; well, i think with a good food or drink experience, well, it's supposed to be a good experience. so, having a robot there, you know, in addition to the efficiency gains, it's also quite exciting and fun to watch. we did add a new item c

i don't know if scott can hear me. we may have lost scott's -- no, are we listening to doug jones here? we lost scott. robby, answer that question for me right now, what has to happen for doug jones to win? >> on our side we have got to perform well and get really high turnout in the metropolitan areas, mobile, montgomery, huntsville, and then in the suburbs we have to see jones performing well above hillary clinton. hillary got 25 in some places, and he has to tie or win them by a little. those are the two keys things we need to see. it's a turnout game because it's a special election, but we have to do better in the college suburban areas. >> we will be watching. you have to think doug jones, a few months ago, he probably never thought he was going to go into a polling station with the chances that he has today. >> he was supposed to be the democrat that would lose to luther strange and now has a chance. >> if you need a reminder. look at the countdown clock, special coverage on cnn in seven hours and 35 minutes and 14

brian: we will be on it tomorrow night. mr. no nicknames for scott. into: we are transitioning college basketball, a busy saturday. virginia back home taking on lehigh. and how about high school football? the virginia state semifinals, next. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought. to you by your local toyota dealers scott: winning one state championship is hard enough, but try three in a row. the westfield football team just two wins away from adding more hardware to their trophy case. westfield hosting woodbridge in the virginia classic state semifinals. the second quarterback, jackson, to andrew harding, that is pretty, touchdown. woodbridge led 7-6 at the half. the bulldogs battled back. second-halfd two touchdowns. the bulldogs kept woodbridge in the second half. wakefield advances to another state title game. >> unbelievably proud. it brings tears to my eyes how proud i am of the players, the organization, the support that we get. it truly is a program and we are in it together. yeah! yeah, baby, oh, >> big for our families and community and o

but we are really proud of our global position in some of these big markets. emily: what about australia specifically? scotteader. we intend to maintain our leadership position and grow our position. again, that value proposition for the consumer in australia is very similar to hear in the united states where you have the world inventory available to you on ebay. emily: the are looming questions about stubhub, continuing speculation on whether you intend to sell the stubhub business. what do you think? scott: i ran stubhub the last couple of years. it is one of the great assets in the ebay portfolio. we have no intentions of selling stubhub. it has been one of the great stories of the last couple of years of people valuing experiences maybe even more than goods. stubhub has been on a tremendous growth trajectory. emily: hottest holiday products on ebay now? scott: our deals team is back in the shop, busy like santa's elves, trying to make sure we have great deals available. this week, we will see a shift from those things that once you get closer to the weekend, you will see a shift into digital goods. a ve

thank you much, scott. we news out of new york city. 12 people have died including a one-year-old baby after a fire ripped through an apartment building in the bronx. four others are in critical condition. more than 150 firefighters have been battling the flames in the bitter temperatures to rescue many from that five-story building. a block from the bronx zoo. flames broke out just before 7:00 it appears firefighters now have it under control. no word yet on what may have started it. >>> happening now, authorities believe they now know what caused the death of an 11-year-old girl during a sleepover in northeast philadelphia. meanwhile that community is stepping up to help the family dealing with this tragedy during the holidays. fox 29's dave schratwieser with more from northeast detective d. the findings are that it most likely will be a natural death. >> reporter: that was the word from philadelphia police thursday following a thorough investigation and an autopsy on 11-year-old jordan, who died during a sl

we look at technology. a few names are down 10%, a few of the names, scott. many of the names are actually down 3%, 4%, 5% which as a group we all watch that happen, but, you know what. i think there's still guys out thereto that will probably start selling and selling. this is not something that happens in two days and they are out or three days and they are out. this is something that we'll see over the next couple weeks, but i think if it gets over 10% that's where the opportunity is created. >> so you'd be >> a buyer look at the fundamentals we get each and every quarter this past year is there anything out there right now that would tell you to be a seller right now of facebook, for instance, or any of the other names we want to put in the phaf.a.n.g. category? no the opportunity has not been created yet though because the selling hasn't been as vicious as we've expected. >> the gains have gotten ahead of even great fundamentals. >> which i'm not in this camp. >> absolutely not. >> you're in that camp >> i'm going to disagree. >> you think they have >> i

scott, thanks for holding. what are you reading? i don't think we have scott. so we're going to have to say good-bye. let's try julia in shawnee, oklahoma. julia, good afternoon. >> caller: good afternoon. i want to tell you -- cspan: what are you reading? >> caller: i'm reading a book that, well, i just got it yesterday and the title is, dare fahrenheit 4 a 1. library love letters, breakup notes by annie spence. i'm a retired librarian. this one is of interest to me. here is a short sample. dear gray, from "50 shades of gray," you a madee sayre rot tick can to a. hate you forever for that. that is librarian's lament. i'm also reading pillars of the flower moon, the osage murders and birth of the fbi by david grand. that set in osage county, oklahoma, which is close to way i live. very interested in this one. >> david graham is at the fair now actually. cspan: that was national book award finalist. >> it was indeed. he also writes remarkable nonfiction. cspan: before,e, do we still hae julia on the line. are you still there? >> caller: yes. yes, i'm here. cspan: tell us about, tell us about your care

well, still with us right now is scott galloway. weheard the president talking about regulation, deregulation. had you think regulators should approach the four horsemen of tech? scott: i think with god to the point where we are experiencing market failure in these four companies. amazon, we're heading to the singularity were stuck straight on three things. environment, and what amazon is or is not doing in the environment. i think we have one player that is now too powerful. i think facebook, 80% of your phone time in at, our own by facebook and they are putting at aour and putting it business. i think the way you stay out of regulation is to bust trust. i would argue it is time to break these guys up. i think they could become too powerful than markets are feeling. julia: what about the response they have got? we have seen congress step up this year and light of the u.s. election. facebook is the one that came out with their earnings. i think the general perception was it was too little too late. with the number of elections we look

we go throughout the day. back to you. >> big news from washington. thank you very much. scottat is going on, especially with the president who is vocal in tweeting. we'll continue to monitor that. you can follow him on twitter. in fact, we are all on twitter. we tweet stories. today, the talk is the weekend. >> yes. >> yes, it's the weekend. i have a beautiful shot that is going to make it feel like the first day of december, with snow, and yes, christmas. let's get into it. look how beautiful this is. this is squaw creek, lake tahoe. that's stunning. that's nice. if you are going to head out there this weekend, they are expecting more snowfall. you may have to kind of, you know, plan the drive accordingly. look how gorgeous this is. this is a december 1st shot. we are waking up to very winter-like, you know, overnight, early morning temperatures. 43 degrees for the south bay. chilly for the peninsula. 43. the tri-valley, 36 degrees. 34 degrees for the north bay. san francisco at 49 and the east bay, 43. we are actually expecting colder overnight temperatures into next week. m

by with a difficult decision the ciy of philadelphia may have to make about the mummers but we begin with scott's forecast. scott. >> hi there, lucy already two days counting temperatures not making it above freezing. it looks like it will be a long duration event. polar vortex all that arctic air will continue to funnel down into the lower 48. not only for the end of this year but even as we head into next weekend. so we are stuck in the deep freeze. take look at current feels like temperatures. 3 degrees below zero. that's what it feels like in millville. feels like nine in philadelphia. feels like 16 degrees below zero in mount pocono. so cold again for the overnight. temperatures back into the teens to single digits area wide. we're looking pretty cold. and then watching the clock as we head toward the upcoming weekend for a clipper that will be on the move so coming up we'll talk about how much snowfall to expect out of that system and when temperatures might try and rebound above freezing. back over to you. >> all right. thank you very much, scott. >>> so there you go. it's going stay cold

migrants i've seen people in the fields grilling the meat of a cat far as this is the what are we going to scott is kind enough to vote yes gibson in. the village of moria lies on a hill across from the refugee camp it too is in a state of emergency. still leo schofield is and other villagers meet your regularly to discuss various ways to deal with the situation of. those of us block of them the local mayor nikos truck haley's has just returned from talks with the greek government aneath and the news isn't good but is it allows them to do what. we are told of migration minister mr moore solace about the problems that we're facing and about rumors that even more housing containers are on the way one day. he confirmed more containers will be brought in as many as it takes. to get for them then he figures i mean can't have justice the prosecutor told me that asylum seekers are protected by no but we are not and if i fire another warning shot i'll go to jail but refugees can do whatever they like that there will always be there. if things continue like this we could soon have violent confrontations

we got you covered tonight. we're not just tracking travel but also that important christmas forecast. our scott williams standing by to break it all down for us but let's start with brad sattin live at philadelphia international airport where the travel holiday is officially gun. brad? >> reporter: yeah, chris, we are chock if you feel statistics for you over this next minute or so. we're at baggage claim d i can tell you timing is everything because about 15 minutes ago, this was jam packed. i'll step out of the way. let you know they're anticipating about 800,000 people coming through philadelphia international january 1st.een now and januar- 107 million americans hitting 50 miles. 50 miles or more. locally, it's about 1.2 million philly area residents headley ad to grandma's house are somewhere else about 30% of the local population. so about three out of every ten people will be traveling at least 50 miles much that's an increase of 3% over last year, and it's the ninth consecutive year of rising travel for this year end holiday. all of this points to a strong economy, growing consumer conf

guys, back over to you. >> i have a hard time thank ugh for that, scott. weate the information. >>> okay. lucy, scott did you return any holiday gifts this year. >> not big returner. >> that's good thing because if did you, they could be heading to a landfill. ♪ >>> touching ceremony today for a local veteran in chester county. justin was wounded while serving in iraq back in 2003. his patrol came under attack after an ied detonated. his heroism granted him the purple heart. but he never got the actual medal. so today state representative ryan costello presented the medal to him surrounded by his friends and family. >> it's really nice. it brings some closure to my life and helps me move forward a bit and, um, it's nice to have something to possibly hand down. >> rad bill served in the army from june 2002 until januar january 2006. veteran says he has another surgery next week to take out more shrapnel still remaining from the attack. >>> now this is one day, one temple university football mayor is always going to remember. william is now a u.s. citizen congr

heard scott scott so we should start by thiss tremendous. i think to work with your spouse, what is that like? >> pretty fantastic because we are touring the show with north america hand and canada. and it's amazing to explore the cities across the country. >> you both have fantastic opportunity before you. and it happens for a lot of marriages also and you have to wonder what's this going to do for my marriage. >> exactly. >> and this is wonderful you get to take it on together. so this is a story about this. >> i play composer who is going through a little bit of writers block. and he also is involved in this little love triangle with the french shop girl. doesn't get the girl in the end but he does wind up composing this beautiful music which of course is shall win in real life. >> and you play who? >> american heirist who comes to paris. it's a whole bit of a debacle, but milo comes to paris in search of the art scene, and falling in love with this wonderful painter who is ex-soldier and luckily matt and i, we are not playin

[applause.] >> i want to also we have families of victims that are here. mattie scottnd we are going to get started, you guys. before we start we have motorcycle sure that we honor our man and give him a moment of silence, ed lee. thank you. one of the things i want to share this gun buy back we are having has been impacting so many people. i had a young man at the begin of the year who was took from senseless gun violence. i want to stipulate i am not against the second amendment but i am against sense less gun violence. we want kids and families able to celebrate christmas and holidays and live by not passing away by guns stolen out of houses, domestic violence, so many different dimensions how people are killed. we want to make sure we play apart we want have partners here that want to make sure that we have a successful gun buy back on saturday. i want to bring up our mayor, our new mayor, london breed. thank you. >> mayor breed: thank you for covering this incredible event. you know, sadly, you grew up in a community where gun violence was a normal thing. as a kid

we are already in the running for the worst and most expensive fire season ever in california history. scott and laura, we are not done yet. back to you. >> it has been a tragic year for fires. thank you very much, jinah. >> it's not just homes. many people are concerned about horses stuck in the fire line. we have video of horses near the flames in san diego. another part of san diego county, they go through the barns at the downes training center. at least 25 horses reportedly killed there. our coverage on the wildfires continues throughout the morning. it is impacting quality in the bay area. although, that is a beautiful shot of san diego. >>> new this morning, a fire erupted a home in the east bay, destroying the garage. new video showing how intense those flames were. when the fire started early this morning, "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live in the scene to explain what might have led up to the fire. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. possibly an explosion on the outside of the garage. you can see how severe the damage is in that garage. it's comme

will we see a white christmas? meteorologist scott william joining us now with kind of a smorgasbord of a forecast, scott. >> absolutely it covers the entire gamut, dawn. talking temperatures right now upper 40s after a high today of 51 degrees. believe it or not by tomorrow, expect high temperatures flirting with 60 degrees but end the cold air returns. 48 in wildwood now. 46 wilmington. low 40s current until allentown. right now across the country, no major weather related airport delays. so that is some good news. but look at all of the rainfall around memphis moving towards st. louis the ohio river valley that is headed in our direction for your saturday. look at the clock. by 7am, we're looking at light showers across the area on and off rainfall really throughout the day tomorrow. maybe some heavy downpours moving in by, say, five, 6:00 o'clock crossing over into south jersey. and then colder temperatures for your sunday and then, yes, we still have that threat of some snow. so look at the temperatures all across the board. 59 t

we are seeing a real shift back loansncipal and interest as people are converting across and that is the risking the market. -- is de-risking the market. yousef: scottfor joining us on the program. we are counting you down to the market open in the emirates and the region. let's tell you what is in focus. the national bank of kuwait is considering opening branches in germany and india. they are one of the biggest banks in this part of the world. also, developments in israel around the teva job cuts. the prime minister is helping to buffer workers from the turnaround plan. also the monthly activity report eia and oil production figures. "bloomberg technology" is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. >> you want to stay warm when you are

we begin the news at 4:00 a.m. bob kelly will have the very latest on the traffic. and of course, scott williams is in covering covering for sue serio on all the weather a slow go, guys, i'll be back with the seven day coming up. in all right, kathy, thanks. >>> now to a tragic story out of montgomery county. a fire burned through a family's home killing two young boys and the community is now mourning the boys father mother and sister are still in the hospital. as investigators try to figure out what went wrong. let's get out to jeff cole who's life in schwenksville for us tonight. jeff? >> reporter: iain, a make shift memorial is rising outside of the dark and blackened lukens family home. early morning fire likely powered by heavy winds has claimed the lives of young lukens boys. just after 5:00 on a blustery morning flames and smoke can be seen rising from the summit of a two-story home. fire crews arrived to find brian lukens, his wife tracy and nine-year-old daughter sophia out of the home. but sons brian, jr., 11 and parker six remain inside where they perish. >> you know he did

we got the funk. you got to have that funk, right, scott. >> yes, you do. take a little time, sit in the funk, marinate in the funk a little bit. >> funk it up. >> bus stop buddy, dressed for temperatures in the 30's and 40's. not too terribly cold but it will be a shock to the system this time tomorrow. forty's to day arctic blast tonight. bitter cold wind chills setting up overnight tonight in the wake of the front. still off to the west. we will watch for that. a few flurries in the lehigh valley and pocono mountains but temperatures are mild, 48 right now in atlantic city, wildwood. forty-three wilmington. 39 degrees in allentown. so temperatures on average today will be in the 40's. there could be a spotty passing shower but overnight tonight look at those temperatures, teens and 20's and that arctic blast will whip up those winds and those wind chills will be in the 20 's and teens tomorrow and coming up we will time out snow showers by thursday morning. heading out don't forget to join me all morning long 101.1 more fm, bob. >> 6:32. we have an accid

but we begin tonight with meteorologist scott williams with the first check on that frigid forecast. scott? >> good evening,. temperatures staying below freezing through the weekend even into next week. right now it's 24 degrees but factor in the wind this is how you should dress for 13 degrees right now in philadelphia. feels like five below mount pocono. it feels like 10 degrees in wilmington and 12 wait feels like in atlantic city. as we look at ultimate doppler we're dry for now but off to the west the clipper we've been talking about is headed right to the delaware valley. when will it arrive? early on your saturday morning. so as we go hour by hour, you can see it advancing toward the region. six, 7:00 a.m. so that snow will stick instantly. temperatures will be in the teens to low 20s 9:00 a.m., looking at that light snow into the early afternoon before it finally starts to taper off. how much snow do i expect? anywhere from an inch to perhaps as much as 2-inches pretty much area wide across the region. very cold temperatures. highs tomorrow 28 degrees. 22 on sunday for new ye

for political reasons we saw sat out the earlier bull market and now they are in when we separate it by party, scott, josh, we find people that are much more into it because they are republicans versus democrats that's working now, but it didn't work back then. >> they said george w. bush was the business president, has an mba, ran corporations. we had a lost deng aid for the s&p and nobody made any money. obama was anti-business, s&p triples. so many other variables that come in that who is the president or what is the congress makeup, it's probably the worst thing that you can pick other this astrology to make like as et allocation decisions. >> back in the dotcom days everybody talked about stocks and now i don't go anywhere where poem talk about stocks >> bitcoin. >> it is what it is more than anything else. poem haven't jumped into this market the way they did back then. >> the exuberance is not there you're asking an interesting -- look, all four of us here, we define, we know who we are i know my roots, who i am. jimmy's roots were as a trader, if i'm correct, trade. pete's as a trader josh,

and can we expect more snow in the forecast? scott>> developing this morning, didn't get whole lot of snow but it will still and slick commute this morning, because we have the below freezing temperatures we're dealing with right now. >> so how much snow do we get overnight? depend on where you live. hey, scott? >> high there, karen. yes, location, location. that's key this morning. one to 2 inches on average fell overnight. temperatures, many locations, still below freezing, we will talk about more snow chances, and the seven day forecast, coming up. >> thank you scott. good day everybody, on this thursday, december 14th, you can see some of the school closings that are already coming in, lower moore lands, looks like you've got a two hour. >> a lot of school closings, getting couple more, we'll update in you just a no, ma'am. a check of the roadways this morning, bob kelly joining us, as well. good morning. >> scott took my scraper. so i have another toy i'll play with, you ready? >> that's great. >> not an employ day, like salt tru

lets check jam cams as we get ready to head out the front door on a monday, as scott mentioned some flurriese some flakes in this room, don't we. blue route right here near mid county anything that looks wet could be iced over. ben franklin bridge looking live from downtown philadelphia, in problems as of yet, route 309 near turnpike be careful of the on and off ramp this morning as they could be icy. back here live at trader's cove with me is linda rats worth, city council president. thanks for inviting us out. this ace really cool town. >> yes, it is. everybody should come. beautifully decorated. we have places to dine and places to shop. >> what is so cool is they have the latte of the week is the bob kelly latte and in honor of the eagles here it is made up of chocolate mint and vanilla, thus, my eagles gear, come on where are the eagles fans at? >> yeah. >> now, we also have this cool picture from the mayor's office, tell me bit, linda. >> that is how new castle looks. we are very much a historic town, a river town, multiple settlements came here and we're a wonderful place to visit. >>

speculation growing, torn acl we won the game but at what cost. >> edge of our seat. >>> snow's out of here but flurries, they remain are they falling in your neighborhood, scott has the latest forecast in just a moment, bob kelly. >>> hey, good morning, everybody. what do you do when it is cold you surround yourself with everybody in the parlor we are giving way to trader's cove at penn's place in new castle. >>> that sounds so great, thanks, bob it is pack for four or 5:00 in the morning. >> whole town out celebrating, it is good to have you here, edge's thomas drayton with karen hepp. sue serio's off but we have scott williams in. >> hi everybody, good morning for a piping hot cup of joe, down there with bob kelly. i think he has a latte named after him. let's focus on the weather, weather bynum scale of one to 10 to day we will give it to a seven because we will see sunshine but look at ultimate doppler waking up to light snow, flurries, a brief disturbance, rapidly moving through at your use. as for as those temperatures 34 in philadelphia winds south at 9 miles an hour but factor in that wind, feels like 27. temperatures north and west, quakertown 31. do

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disappointed, we are disappointed, but we still have three games to go and we will fight our way back to try to get to 6-8, 7-8, then 8-8. scottill have much more on the latest lost tonight on abc 7 "sports sunday." us in jordan will join studio to talk about the skins and other news across the nfl. the fun begins in about 10 minutes, right here on abc 7. virginia high school football, bulldogs down 21-20, but not anymore. the 89 yard touchdown would prove to be the game-winner. westfield wins their third straight state championship, 28-21 over oscar smith. tuscaroratitle game, against highland springs. the great one-handed catch, 62 yards for the touchdown. it was not enough. highland springs wins its third 5-a state championship in a row. and virginia tech close-out maryland eastern shore, 93-40. on theies are now 9-1 season, but a big test this week taking on duke. kimberly: still to come, a boy kimberly: new video showing an unusual phenomenon and awful low, new york, -- in buffalo, new york, thunder snow, and that is exactly what it sounded like.

scott: andy, we often have very successful people.l, we always have very successful people andy: you often have very successful people. not this segment, but in general. scott: and so, the reason i bring that up is i think it's terribly gauche to talk about money because--but are you so successful with "the martian" that you can continue to follow your creative side for a good period of time to come? andy: yes, yes. "the martian," pardon me being gauche, but yeah, "the martian," i made a whole buttload of money off of that. and i can kind of do whatever i want. but i still don't want to publicly suck at writing, right? it's a matter of--it's a matter of pride. and i want to do a good job, and i've always been--i've always been kind of a--i was a software engineer for 25 years. i've always been really kind of job-focused. i always want to do a good job at what i'm doing. it's not about the earnings, it's about doing my job well. and so, i really want to make books that people enjoy reading, whether--you know, regardless of the money th

. >> it's hard to see how this is getting so close to homes and residents, we are thinking about that at this time. scott cohen, we will talk to you later in the show. thank you president trump has officially announced the united states recognizes jerusalem as the capital of israel. take listen. >> i have determined that it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. while previous presidents have made this a major campaign promise, they failed to deliver. today i am delivering. i've judged this course of action to be in the best interests of the united states of america and the pursuit of peace between israel and the palestinians. acknowledging this the a fact is a necessary condition for achieving peace. >> an incredible decision keeping the embassy in teevgs but only for the time being. >> consist with the jerusalem embassying a. i am addressing the state department to move the embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem. this will immediately begin the process of hiring architects, engineers and planners so a new embassy when completed will be a magnificent tribute to peace. >> and as

we have team coverage. meteorologist scott williams is tracking hiccups in your holiday forecast. let's start with brad sattin who has all your traffic frustrations and delays, brad. >> reporter: holiday travel by plane, train and automobile. we know 30% of us will travel 5e of the next week or so. if you are driving, the bad news is, that gas prices they're up about 24 cents compared to last christmas, and if you are úflying, you'll be one of about 800,000 people passing through philadelphia international airport through january 1st. today we had chance to meet few them. >> ♪ >> reporter: dwayne and riley finally made it to philly after their morning night out of toronto was canceled because of snow. >> we were stuck there for, what, three hours? and bust the out the guitar. there was nothing to do. >> reporter: in town for friend's wedding now they're waiting for their rider. another 45 minute delay so they busted out the guitar again. and here in the city of brotherly love -- >> a random girl passe passed bd dropped five dollars into our bag. >> reporter: also waiting for a ride

we have the tax bill, a new year, and a new fed. what do you think will happen? scottsmooth transition with a new leadership at the fed. we know that the fed policy will remain data dependent, rate increases will become gradually, but these are a lot of new people. beyond the middle of next year, it is cloudier. it is likely the policymakers will be more hawkish than they have been. inclined tohey were raise rates faster, but the risks of making a mistake increases both ways. the fed may raise rates too soon or they may raise rates too late. i think given the balance, they should be cautious in terms of raising rates, and there may be political pressure to get the tax bill some chance to have an effect on the economy. abigail: in terms of the composition of the fed, a lot of vacancies. there was a headline that larry lindsey could be nominated as the vice fed chair, and he had been the head of the national economic policy when george w. bush -- there was a tax overhaul their, small, but what connection could you make to the current headline and what his chances are? sc

scott. >> melissa: i'm melissa francis. we made it. the president with plenty to say ahead of his schedule to speak. here's a piece of his remarks to reporters on his way to the ceremony. >> the level of anger at what they've been witnessing with respect to the fbi is certainly very sad. >> melissa: white house correspondent kevin corke is live on the north lawn. that was just a little bit of what he had to say. >> let me tell you, he's been talking about this for quite some time both on twitter and today over at quantico. white house officials for quite some time have felt there was this biased against the president among the higher ups at the fbi who are investigating hillary clinton at the time.