the rain and mix will continue on saturday. sunday will be mostly cloudy. much cooler air moves in next week. monday will be a messy day with rain changing to snow. heavy snow is possible by monday evening. that snow will last through tuesday morning. wednesday will be colder with the heavy rain was a problem for des moines firefighters this they fought through the rain to extinguish flames flying from a des moines auto parts shop this morning. by the time crews arrived to the 22 - hundred block of maury... auto parts on maury was engulfed in flames. investigators say a wood burning stove is to blame. firefighters were careful to remove several different types of chemicals and oxygen tanks from inside the building. crews say the fire was extremely hot and burned quickly... 094023 - i think the little bit of time spent by the employees trying to put it out, so that very well could have helped the fire progress instead of calling. so we always tell them, call right away the owners of the auto part shops says the business is a they are now considering getting

but the increase will be slow. sot (english) chris rugaber, ap economics writer: "some banks have already raised the prime rate we're back with meterologist bree sullivan bree (bree adlibs) weather adlib: bundle up today! we are starting off with clouds this morning, but by the end of the day we could see a few peaks of sunshine before the sun sets. temperatures will be cold in the 30s across central iowa, but with the winds out of the northwest at 10-20 mph, it will feel much colder! wind chills today will be in the teens in northern iowa and 20s here in the metro. overnight, as skies begin to clear, our temps will drop quickly into the teens and 20s. factoring in the wind tonight, the feels-like temperatures will be in the teens in central iowa and single digits to the north. throw an extra blanket on the bed tonight! by tomorrow, the sun will return, but it won't do much for temperatures which will hover close to the freezing mark. there is the possibility, mainly in northeastern iowa, of a brief flurry tomorrow

we will change it on my first day in office and i will now -- i will announce i will put , the full weight of presidency behind it effort to call a article constitutional five convention of the states. and why? i will tell you why. because that's the only way we will ever get term limits on congress and federal judges. that's the only way we will ever get a balanced budget amendment. that's why our founders created a mechanism in the constitution for us to take control of our government and our future. i will use the bully pulpit of the white house to push for and hopefully succeed in calling a constitutional convention so we can have term limits on congress and a balanced federal budget. [applause] i will cancel barack obama's deal for the ayatollah of iran. it is a betrayal of israel. when i'm president, we are not going to abandon free enterprise. we are going to embrace it. we will fix the tax code, they -- limit in cap regulation and produce more american energy. that means solar, wind, bio fuel oil, natural gas. , we are bringing jobs back to this country by re-embracing free enterpr

lows will fall into the mid 20s sticking around it will feel like we're in the teens. thursday is going to be partly sunny with more cold and windy conditions as highs climb into the mid 30s. friday we will finally see a pretty good chunk of sunshine, but it will still be very cold with highs in the low 30s. we start to warm up into the 40s by the end of the weekend, and we will likely stay that way throughout much of christmas week. elias: let's get into the top five this morning.... elias: elias: ames police still pieceing together what happened to emmalee jacobs, who died after a hit and run monday morning. the intersection where the i-s-u freshman was hit by a car has become a memorial. intvestigators have narrowed down the time to between 7:04 and 7:05 am and say based on her injuries, the driver had to feel the impact. sabrina: in the number two spot this morning... sabrina: a car versus pedestrian accident leaves a man dead in des moines last night. police say around 5-30 tuesday evening, a man crossing hubbell avenue was hit and then pronounced dead on the scen

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how will the fed predict wear rates will be?tephanie: that is what will put them into data dependency land. we would've thought at the beginning of next year it would be an easier environment to talk about the path of rage rises, even if they were slow. wouldught the oil prices be falling out year on year, there would be a jump in u.s. inflation, and that would make you feel like you were in a rate rise environment. we haven't seen that. the fed is on the path for a rate rise, and they can't go back. everything that stopped to the september is still around. emerging markets and the oil prices still falling. table that i have seen was manufactured by john norman a few days ago showing the environment of the real economy given a first rate increase. i do not think we understand how unusual this moment is. what is unusual about where this economy is as we first raise the rates? stephanie: it is clearly the most unusual thing to have inflation so low in an environment where rates are going up. the labor market is a different place.

precipitation type will be dependent on track of system and will contivue to be monitored. will be dependent on track of system and will continue to be monitood. decision 2016 coverage -- as the fallout continues today over donald trump's comments. he wants to ban muslims from coming into the u-s, at least for now. critics are piling on - here and abroad. tracie potts has reaction froo washington.. "it is time for donald trump to withdraw from the race." and he's a republican! party leaders condemn trump's muslim travel ban -- but they're careful not to completely abandon the front runner: "i'm goong to support whoever i'm going to stand up for what i believe in as i do that." "wel, i'm certaiily going too " you can't turn you back on your ted cruz condemned the plan but steered clear of bad mouthing trump: "a lot of our interested in doing so." but the party's already taang a hit. hillary clinton's tying in other candidates: "their language may be more veiled than trump's but their ideas are not so different." " any republican who's too fearful of the republican base to admit it has no busi

will be moving in. while the snowfall is not expected to be heavy road conditions will be messy. the mass dot say they are prepared. 380,000 tons of rock salt and 4,000 pieces of equipment ready to go along with 750,000 gallons of liquid de-icer. drivers can help by staying off the roads and taking the t. >> i think that, you know, the advancements that the mbta made are great and comfortable remining people they should take the t. >> reporter: the mass dot said despite the mild weather we have been planning in winter storm, and they are are the. mass dot has tips for drivers too. they say make sure you have any supplies you might need. if it takes you a little longer than you might anticipate. things like cell phone chargers and jumper cable and tips for drivers too because it will be the first time we will be sharing the road with plows this season. we will be hearing about that next half hour. catherine parrotta, fox25 morning news. >>> the most dangerous conditions are expected to be north of the pi

sunday the clouds will return to central iowa, but temperatures will be back into the 40s. by sunday evening, rain showers and eventually a wintry mix is possible, especially in eastern iowa. elias: let's get into the top five this morning.... top five this morning.... let's get into the top five this morning.... elias: elias: the search for a missing des moines teen comes to a tragic end. authorities recovered the body of 17-year- old sam kemp granger. his family reported him missing sunday. and after five searching, the team found his afternoon. has been set up for the family. sabrina: in the number morning... sabrina: march first is the new date for iowa medicaid chance over. the centers for medicare and medicaid the centers for medicare and medicaid services have delayed the privitization of iowa's medicaid need the time to change from state-run need the time to change from state-run medicaid to managed care. but the feds will only approve the change if the state makes improvements it has outlined. elias: the third thing you need to know before you walk out the door...

a weak cold front will be tracking east into iowa today will be around 50 with front will track through late tonight into tomorrow. the best chance to see any moisture will be mainly sunday morning. moisture will be limited so the rain is expected to be light and scattered across the area. highs sunday will be in the lower 40s. highs stay in the 40s for the rest of the week with the next chance of moisture tracking in friday. well -- today is finally the chance to see any moisture will be mainly sunday morning. moisture will be limited so the rain is expected to be light and scattered across the area. highs sunday will be in the lower 40s. highs stay in the 40s for the rest of the week with the in friday. well -- today is finally the day... the iowa hawkeyes get their shot at a big ten championship tonight. the field is all set in indianapolis... iowa's opponent michigan state getting to walk- through on this field friday... meanwhile -- iowa hasn't done that...all year and coach ferentz says they aren't starting now... he says he's well aware that his team has been disrespected this se

and that will be expensive because that will cost. that will cost. what we ask will cost nothing. so we are about to get into a humanitarian crisis. just compare it to an atmospheric disaster in puerto rico. just compare it to that. >> in your talk you mentioned a 24% budget cut that you had made. what about additional budget cuts? do you anticipate more budget cuts? governor padilla: more than 80% of our budget is to pay police people, firefighters, nurses and the medical center and teachers. 80%. so we get to the bone. we get to the bone. already. there's nowhere else to cut. i introduced 75% -- reduced 75% contracts in government agencies. 75%. for each $4 we spend in contracting agencies, we are spending $1. but they will need to fire people. if i do that, if i fire people, i will damage the economy so i will get to the debt spiral and, again, i will be choosing them against puerto ricans and i will not do that. >> you have said before that if congress doesn't act, you will turn to the white house for help. what exactly will you ask the white house to do, and can the white hou

she will do it again. who knows what she will do to the next person. >> reporter: throughout the ordeal the victim thought about his victim and worried about who would take care of his two cats. we agreed to conceal his face in that interview because he now lives in fear. reporting live from bethesda, andrea mccarren, wusa9 news. >> the primary female suspect? this case is described as hispanic, possibly in her 40s with a medium build, black hair and wearing maroon colored clothing. montgomery county police would like anyone with information to contact the major crimes division. there is a reward for up to $10,000. adam? >>> picking a jury to hear the freddie gray case is proving to be a tall order. today in baltimore a second batch of jurors had to be brought in after day one of jury selection did not produce a panel. scott has more from baltimore. it sounds like it could take a while. >> reporter: it appears now the judge is poised to select a final group tomorrow after sorting through more than 150 pote

i will be watching. i'm sure you will be too. >> i will be right here. >> that should be fun, right here for those eagles. >>> still ahead for "eyewitness news" this morning beatles let it be, for streaming. >>> but first here's what is coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> time for a check of business news. >> henna daniels joins us live from the new york stock exchange. >> good morning, henna. >> good morning, ladies. hackers breached its computer system and may have obtain customer credit card numbers and other sensitive information. mal wear was discovered last month but they are in the saying why they waited three weeks to report this incident. high at is latest of several major hotel chains who have been hacked this year. >>> the beatles said, let it be, so starting this morning their music is available on some of the most popular streaming services around the world. >>> the beatles were hold outs to the digital area out of concern that selling individual songs would devalue their valuable song catalogue

blustery ne winds will be accompanying the system so blowing snow will also be factor. visibilities will be greatly decreasing throughout the day. snow totals of 6-11" are expected for most of the viewing area, with lesser amounts as you western cut-off of moisture due to high pressure holding strong. this will yield around 2-4 inches for western siouxland. some light snow may linger into tuesday morning as well. we also have a slight chance for snow on wednesday as a little disturbance moves through. as this system exits siouxland we can expect cold temperatures through new year's day with highs barely making it to the 20 degree mark. wx timer @ :40 >> search, rescue and recovery crews spent yesterday picking through demolished homes around dallas - counting up the toll of a tragedy on a massive scale. more than two dozen people killed by tornadoes in five states since wednesday... part of a mixed bag of deadly weather in the heartland. and the threat isn't over. brian mooar has the story. << across a huge swath of suburban residents are struggling to pick up the piece

will now he admit. now that he is going admit later on supposed he, that indeed this isn't going to work. will he admit that increased payroll taxes-that increase tax on retirement savings and the complex reengineering how children receive support will not work and is also flawed. >> the memberster. >> mr. speaker, again i'd like to thank the honorable member and say i think this will be fun. i will say we're starting today with a very important part of our plane. we're starting today with medsle class tax breaks, key part of our -- [applause] >> mr. speaker, one thing for sure, this government is very good at giving out money but are they good at growing the economy? ' oil today is at $38 a barrel. we are understanding that 185,000 job losses in the oil and gas sector in 2016 are possible this fakes everybody who works in the sector, including those in alberta. albert yas are hitting yet this sector what not mentioned even once. why is economic engine not a priority for this government? >> the honorabl

so, if you waited this long you you will probably, you know, what you will pay in shipping will off set what you have shaped in the holiday bargains out there. >> lori, thanks, appreciate it. >> anytime, merry christmas. >> speaking of getting presents quincy is helping us out getting some stocking stuffers this morning. >> yes, because stocking stuffers are key, they are very key, i'm on fourth street between south and bainbridge at urban princess and they have stocking stuffers from $5 and up we will check it the out. dunkin' donuts' unbelievable selection of breakfast sandwiches, freshly made all day, so you can enjoy them any type of way, any time of day. that's breakfast whenevs. america runs on dunkin'. what happened this month that should prevent future accident. >>> taylor swift in the holiday giving spirit. surprise she gave one fan this weekend. >>> well, good morning, coming up at 7:30 on this monday morning. >> it is the 21st of december. >> that is right, how are you. >> i'm fine but getting nervous because right after the show at 10:00 o'clock i have to race out and get on

we will be. >>reporter: he had a huge flash to the bay was making his morning rounds the well was out spots and for about 45 minute that usually mindoro island at this time of year these informal water's attempt to start to draw is-sided tent in the morn will keep an eye for the saratoga high school marching band friday at 10:00 a.m. the rose parade we have some tips for what to do with the zero devices for + caprice has come under fire for using the hubble board during christmas eve mass was he saying about it now will be of conducting the first manual snowpack snow level stands right now. kick >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>anny hong: were acid picking up some snowflakes in the media bay area this not seen in iran but look round santa rosa will zoom in here, at the same of the battle snowflakes or freezing rain collected the sea of the bed of a shower sales will see some of the potential for having a little farther south toward the north bank

temperatures will be falling quickly on the back side of the rain, so it's possible we will have a bit of a rain/snow mix work across the state, but again rain is the primary form of precip expected tomorrow. thursday there is still a small chance for a few snow showers, but accumulations still look minimal at best, so travel shouldn't be affected. rain chances return late friday and last throughout the weekend and into early next week. we'll be in are likely coming back in the middle of next week. sabrina: let's get into the top five this morning.... sabrina: thirteen items will get the axe at west des moines schools....includi ng the foreign language program for first through third graders. the cuts will first through third graders. the cuts will save west des moines schools nearly 600- thousand dollars. the district originally had a goal of saving 800-thousand. it's not clear if more cuts are ahead. sabrina: elias: in the number two spot this morning... sabrina: madrid is mourning the loss of head football coach rand hinkel. despite leading his teams to 25 of the last 26 state playo

[inaudible] progressive people will tell you it will not work. stated people will say it works. let's go to -- [inaudible] they issued a report in marc march 2014, last year. go there on the burden of statehood for puerto rico and you'll see that statehood will destroy puerto rico economy. it's not -- position. [inaudible] -- the we would lose every competitive advantage that we have today. if you think that we have deficit now, imagine if i reduced my budget to allow taxes, it's just crazy. and i will tell you a secret. -- [inaudible] never mentioned in that report from the gao. never. they don't like it. there's the answer. sociological reasons, we are puerto ricans that are american citizens. we are not american citizens born in puerto rico and. we are puerto ricans the american citizenship. we fight for what works, first. and second, it will destroy our economy. so the answer is no. and the second question was wind. never. [laughter] >> ladies and gentlemen, how about a round of applause for our speaker? [applause] >> i'd like to thank all of you for coming today, and i'd li

that snow will last through tuesday morning. wednesday will be colder with mostly cloudy skies. folks traveling for the holidays are keeping a close eye on that forecast... to see if the rain might turn into snow. hitting the roads and flying the friendly skies. jannay towne caught up with some holiday travelers... she joins us with more... today marks the official start to the holiday travel season... for the first time ever, more than a million people are expected to journey holiday travel season... for the first time ever, more than a million people are expected to journey away from home. on a high traffic day, during a record-breaking holiday travel season... lorena 23:53:37 it hasn't been that bad, i don't think. jessica 02:05 it was busy in denver, but no problem at all. nearly one in three americans will travel this christmas... and all are wishing for a problem free trip. roger 23:51:44 it's a little foggy, but rain is better than snow 48 but the weather isn't the biggest factor driving the record end of year travel.. ludwig 23:47:42 gas is at a 1.89 a gallon which is un

i will see you in 40 minutes. we will be back with him for the european close.ntinue to make some new highs. abigail doolittle has the latest from the nasdaq. starting with apple. j >> we are starting with apple in gopro. eisen out with a bold call saying that apple could target gopro for a major acquisition if he says acquisitions are right for tim cook to make a deal in gopro would help apple catch up in the area of drones. it has been a difficult year for shareholders of gopro, down more than 70%. the timing could be just right. -- the stock down more than 7%. shares priced at $21 per share are expected to trade very ticker.under the the company raised more than $400 million, making this i feel larger than square and match. betty: thank you. abigail doolittle live at the new nasdaq. as the volkswagen scandal winds mentioned it before, the ceo of ducati north american operations joins us. take a look at that bike. after the break. ♪ betty: returning now to volkswagen next chapter. the ceo tells hans nichols the vast vw empire will in fact remain together. thin

there will be some better buying but it will be issue specific.e: we are back to 2011 levels. the high-yield bonds -- if you look at high-yield energy oil price has been in the eye of the storm. you see the doubling of the spread since may. 700 basis points. 1300 basis points now. everything has been concentrated in specific sectors as oil trading down $36 a barrel wti estimatee risk off's -- sentiment. francine: the fed meets tomorrow. -035.cs bank are at this is more to the ecb. lift. assuming they there will be a negative reaction in the market if they don't. thethe language as to how for the pace of tightening comes will dictate sentiment. the ecb did them a favor with no sledgehammer. no surprises there. francine: thank you so much. for those listening on bloomberg radio, the first word is up next. for our viewers, "surveillance" is omcin -- is coming up. tom keene spoke with larry summers who is warning against the fed hike tomorrow. we also have a reading of german business confidence. the zew is out in a couple of minutes. ♪ francine: the

there will be much highs will zip back to the upper 40s. the will help warm us up. wednesday will be wet. there is a good chance for rain through the day. by early thursday morning there is a chance for some rain/snow mix...even a chance for all snow early thursday morning...but the warmer temperatures will not allow for a white christmas. temperatures christmas eve through christmas and the holiday weekend will be in the lower to middle 40s. there will be more chances this is the channel 13 news at tonight will be the coolest of the next several days. we will see temperatures just into the 20s. expect clearing skies by tuesday morning. there will be much warmer temperatures tuesday. highs will zip back to the upper 40s. the extra sunshine and warm sw wind warm us up. wednesday will be wet. therchance for rain through the day. by early thursday morning there is a chance for some rain/snow mix...even a chance for all snow early thursday morning...but the warmer temperatures will not allow for a white christmas. temperatures christmas eve through christmas and the hol

kerry: 100 million people will travel this holiday season, today will be the busiest day, travel frenzies field by low gas prices. robert: and intended robbery leaves one victim hospitalized with a gunshot wound, the suspect is due to be arraigned today. kerry: reality personality and house to her mansion, she leaves prison today. thanks for joining us this morning, i am kerry drew. robert: i am robert moses, it is 5:00, we are glad you are a long on this christmas eve eve. kerry: we are talking about breaking some records. this is crazy. >> is going to happen, record high 63, forecasting 10 degrees warmer it and that. we will be breaking the christmas eve record today. is about the rain fall, we experiencing periods of rain later this afternoon and some will come down at a good clip, have your wet weather gear handy on wednesday, christmas eve a couple showers leftover but all about temperatures tomorrow, record war, christmas, mix of sun and clouds in the 60s by then. fog is an issue across much of the region, visibility has been dense fog advisory for the tristate area. right now 54 in

they will patch it up.hey will get it back and it's a minor penalty. >> they say they cannot operate a campaign without it. >> the data is very important to the campaign. >> it's our own data, why can't we see a? >> he is losing money each day. >> political analysts brian silva. >> it plan in place that was improved by law mike hers and the president signed it three hours ago, from capitol hill, >>doug: away breaks down what made it in and what was excluded from the hard fund funding plan. the names are 316 and 100 and the names are 316 and 113. the house of representatives passed a budget that keeps the government opened through september of next year and includes increases in funding for national defense, extensions of health care and compensation for first responders. a capped off a long list of accomplishments for paul ryan who assumed office two months ago with a pledge of bipartisanship. >> this has been a busy month and we have passed more legislation in a few weeks than we have in a few years. >> th

the visitors will love it, all of the hotels will love it. alyx: that phase two you mentioned is launching in february. have you used it this morning? >> i have, and it is interesting how the blue dot goes right to the intersection you are at. alyx: for those who use the skywalks, they know this like the back of their hand, but for the skied walk dsm app, you can download it for free. eric: talk about a magic moment, see the video from saturday's game that will have hawkeyes clicking and sharing. shaina: how much it might cost you to buy a bowl ticket for pasadena. metinka: make sure you leave plenty of time to get to where you are going this morning. a lot of fog, but it will end up to be a gorgeous day. shaina: we will take a look at the road right now. it might be hard to do that because the fog is so thick. it is not too bad, you can see the headlights. minute or good morning, honey. mmm. honey? so sorry, mrs. parker. so sorry... find a doctor, coordinate appointments, or transfer records with bewell 24/7. one of the many services provide

i think that will be a much tougher battle that will be waged.he obama administration clearly vindication of policy, near the two hot nor too cold. -- neither too hot or too cold. from the standpoint of military perspective, that will be incredibly difficult to take. and to hold. betty: a pentagon spokesperson said the taking ramadi is hitting a look islamic state in the head of the snake. is that your view? is it too early to say something like that? >> i remind you that 14 years after 9/11, a decade or more after we killed osama bin laden and dismantled al qaeda, you are still dealing with derivatives that is capable of serious international terrorism. in the last month, you have seen three attacks not directed or controlled by the islamic state but more or less inspiring adherence against the french and the russians and in the united states. isis has jumped the borders. i think the fight against what globalrly a jihadist effort is a long warp that it took us six years for the allies to defeat the axis powers. than 14 years, some would argue 30

we will also will look -- we will also look at what happened with fedex, not getting packages deliveredu here with us, we will talk to jpmorgan's megan mcclellan and ask her how she would a la locate her money in 2016 -- how she would a la locate -- how she would allocate her money. george goncalves is still with us. george, the story that looks to be developing as the story of the year in 2016, the diversions between u.s. rates -- we were talking about the fed pushing u.s. rates higher this year -- and the rest of the world. the bank of england is on hold, and everybody else is still cutting. george: the fed obviously was the first to go into the qe game, was the first to prolong the low rate policy, and was the first to come out of the emergency bubble. so it is understandable to see that kind of thing to a place with the fed taking charge. the question becomes, how fast will this thing go, and ultimately how high will it go. it may constrain them, given the dollar, and the fact that there are still efrin growth -- different growth speeds globally. michael: what is the implication for

clouds will be blown out. winds are gusting to 18 miles an hour in the pocono mountains and at wildwood. during the day, much of the area will see winds topping 20, possibly 30 miles an hour this afternoon. >> that will do away with the clouds moving out. gusty winds will bring us sunshine. to the west it is snow that's falling. >> that gives you an idea of how much colder air the air mass is that's moving in. that's going to be around with us right on into the week. but we'll see enough sunshine, we will see a good warm-up for each of the next days, even though the temperatures will be col in the morning. today we will warm into the upper 40s for beth le hemo, fleetwood and morgan town. no sign of rain. gusty winds in new hope, abbington, morris town, 50 degrees this afternoon. you will see plenty of sunshine at the shore. avalon and rehoboth beach, 51 degrees. wilmington up to 48 degrees along with newark. 47 in malverne. plenty of win, too. the sun zion, that will stay for the weekend. saturday and sunday,

the clouds will clear out tonight and tomorrow will be will be warmer with highs in the middle to upper 50s. we will see warmer temperatures thursday. i expect 60 in des moines. it will be windy with a sw-w wind up to 30 mph. more clouds return friday and temperatures will drop to the 50s. there will be a chance for showers saturday. highs will be in the 40s. by sunday it will be cool enough to see ght rain change to light snow late into early monday. roads will not become slick in central iowa. temperatures will remain warm enough to just see the light snow in the air. no ice or snow accumulation is expected. this is the channel 13 news at will be warmer with highs in the middle to upper 50s. thursday. i expect 60 in des moines. it will be windy with a sw-w wind up to 30 mph. more clouds return friday and temperatures will drop to the 50s. there will be a chance for showers saturday. highs will be in the 40s. by sunday it will be cool enough to see light rain change to light snow late into early monday. roads will not become slick in central iowa. temperatures will remain warm enough t

carr is being will be is tolerated by order of law. >>will tran: we will be right back. >>charles clifford: already this holiday season thousands of flights across a country have been canceled or delayed due to bad weather and to the running of the recent troubles could be just the beginning of the national weather service is predicting that from january through march large parts of the country and the south could see above average amounts of moisture that mean storms an increase in what weather inevitably the flight delays and cancellations which in turn phrase long lines of the airport luckily she was able to find a flight home wednesday evening. >>will tran: let's stay with the national weather is not too bad but sfo it now for today's much left if you foster ran national weather. >>anny hong: is they're heading over to parts of the midwest and south and the ohio valley look at all the flood watches and warnings in green stretching from illinois to down to lower mississippi river respecting flooding for parts of illinois ohio tennessee and you can see is, to get even

will never want to file various papers and he will know -- he will never file this.e know about papers. he signed a life away. they said he will never sign or file his financials because maybe he is not as rich as people think. i filed my financials, 100 pages long. people realize he's much bigger and much stronger. look at these numbers. what they don't know is if i did not run i probably would've filed anyway because it build a great company and i like to brag about it whenever possible. it is true. [applause] some of the greatest assets, dural and trump tower and many buildings in manhattan. bank of america building in san francisco. so many other buildings. the reason i bring that up is because that is the kind of thinking we need. i don't bring it up as regular as bragodicia. we have people that don't of the first think about the word negotiation. i think anybody in this office, believe me, and they are better than obama and better than kerry and better than the foolish people. it's so embarrassing when you see what happens. sergeant bergdahl -- we get a traitor

i'll let you know when streets will be closing... and how to get around./// < welcome to a brighter morning, this is 8 newsnow with kirsten joyce, sherry swensk, demetria obilor and brian loftus > ((denise valdez)) > good morning and welcome to the last day of the year! here's a live look at australia... already ringing in 2016 this morning. ((denise valdez)) > thanks for joining us. i'm denise valdez. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) and i'm patranya bhoolsuwan. brian and kirsten are off today. the countdown to 2016 is on! in 17 hours...people will be and i'm patranya bhoolsuwan. brian and kirsten are off today. the countdown to 2016 is on! in 17 hours...people will be ringing in the new year in las vegas. ((denise valdez)) preparations have been extensive, not just for fireworks and shows, but for safety and security. over 330- thousand people are expected to celebrate new year's eve on the strip and around law enforcement and first responders aren't taking any chances. they've got a strong plan in place. clark county is working with multip

the wind will pick up and it will be blustery this afternoon. windchill will drop into the 30' s. gusty wind through the afternoon, but lots of sunshine tomorrow right through the weekend with a nice warming trend. mid 50' s by sunday. emily: thank you. this morning, a woman is exploding why she posted a photo of a birthday cake that has now gone viral. she recently bought this cake in michigan, and said she didn' t notice the writing until a boy thanked her for not complaining. turns out, that employee is she says she wanted people to remember to be kind first in any situation. >> i thought it was instantly something that i felt happy about. i get all these messages from families who struggle. it breaks my heart to think about all the meanness that people have to endure because they are just like everyone else. emily: this post has been shared thousands of times all over the world. randy: updates ahead on our breaking news. what police are saying about the motive of the san bernardino killings. and one suspects bold move for cash, or ahead. -- for cash, ahead. and this is our lif

we will have areas of flurries leftover, otherwise the sky this afternoon will be partly to mostly cloudy. roadways may still be a bit slick into the afternoon hours. there will also be areas of patchy fog and haze. highs today will be in the middle and cloudy sky, but temperatures won't be warming up much. we will have highs in the upper teens to lower 20s with a light west wind 5-10 mph. lows thursday night will drop to the single digits, with the cooler than average temperatures lasting through the weekend. the weekend. the snow has tracked out of the area as of late wednesday morning. we will have areas of flurries leftover, otherwise the sky this afternoon will be partly to mostly cloudy. roadways may still be a bit slick into the afternoon hours. there will also be areas of patchy fog and haze. highs today will be in cloudy sky, but temperatures won't be warming up much. we will have highs in the upper teens to lower 20s with a light west wind 5-10 mph. lows thursday night will drop to the single digits, with the cooler than average temperatures lasting through the weekend. the weat

will they meet in the middle? will the dot plots tell us there will be three hikes next year? julian: i will be cautious about it how exec she will be because she needs flexibility. it is likely the u.s. economy will perform well next year but tickusly if inflation were up a lot, that she needs flexibility. mark: what about the reverse? inflation ticking down? a strong dollar, oil prices continued to decline? are deflationary forces stronger than we might think? beian: if one wants to statistical about it, the weaker oil price came through december into january last year. that will help the stats. i think, yes, if we saw marked weakness and energy complex, then yes, i would say deflation is at issue. but i think we are to see reasonable growth across the world next year. and there will be a measure of inflation coming in. mark: do we see national concerns? you don't worry about those, or are you slightly concerned? julian: i worry that china's economy is slowing, and the numbers we had this morning out of europe show the recovering europe is halting at best. so, consequently,

we will hear from the players on chip's firing coming up at five. >>> security will be at its highest level tonight as nearly 1 million people gather in times square to watch the traditional ball drop. final preps took place wednesday night, an estimated 6,000 police officers will be watching over the late night revellers, many of them with long guns, radiation detectors and bomb sniffing dogs. they will be using enhanced security cameras, police will screen each person with hand held detectors as they enter through one of 14 access points. >>> meantime in belgium officials canceled all new years midnight celebrationness brussels a amid terror threat. police say they disrupted terrorist plots that would have targeted new years celebration toss ring in the the new year. officials in the the country of turkey also took similar precautions and canceled events there amid discovery of terror plots. >>> philadelphia is ready to welcome the the new year. fire works will light up the the delaware on new years eve. sugar house casino has fire works at 6:00 and then again at midnight. the the 6

it will be chilly. the winds will diminish a tiny bit 49. we will warm up on monday. back to the 50's. the mid-50's. 30% chance of showers on tuesday and wednesday. even 60's on wednesday. looks like we could climb through the 60's and close to 70 by christmas day. we have more for you coming up in a little bit. back to you. alison: thank you, doug. leon: we will have more of the live coverage from baltimore and we will get reaction to the mistrial in the first freddie gray death case right after this break. don't go away. alison: back to the top story. break's news in baltimore -- breaking news in baltimore. hung jury in the first freddie gray case. leon: brad bell is leading the coverage from baltimore. brad, good news is there tonight things seem calm out there in the streets. brad: that is exactly right. there was a little fuss earlier not long after it was announced there would be a hung jury but it really calms down. we should say a group of protesters that was active around the courthouse really numbered no more than a dozen. way outnumbered by the police offic

precipitation type will be dependent on track of system and will continue to be monitored. mostly sunny today with a few high clouds passing through this afternoon. we'll have a wsw wind 5-15 mph warm night expected. lows will of the week with highs in the lower to middle 50s. friday will remain dry, before the monday. precipitation type will be dependent on track of system and will continue to be monitored. warm temperatures of late mean no traffic problems on the mississippi right now. this was in november of last year--barges stuck in nearly eight inches of ice. that made their trips much more dangerous and stressful--certainl y not the case this year. now from the mississippi river in dubuque. and brad, there's no hard data yet, but it's been easy to see the difference between last year and this year. i'm told the u-s army corps of engineers won't have final numbers for the amount of traffic that came through these locks and dams this year for another couple of weeks. even without those numbers, it's easy to say that, thanks to this weather, it's been smooth sailing thi

kickoff at indianapolias will be at 7:17. in iowa city with your hawkeye headquarters report, alex giaimo, local 5 sports we are iowa. sabrina: saturday's b1g championship game is set for 7:17. the winner will secure their spot in the college football playoffs. elias: and don't forget we have you covered for the big ten championship all this week. local five's jordan furbee will be in indianpolis starting on thursday for coverage of the game. friday we'll be bringing you a special 30 minute big ten championship preview, hosted by sports director jon schaeffer. elias: time for another short break...but when we come back we'll explain the story behind the festive light display right here in iowa. most accurate forecast with meteorologist james peterson. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" james: weather adlib: put script here in green wednesday will be mostly cloudy most of the day, but we might see a few rays of sunshine from time to time- especially in western iowa in the mainly dry as our latest system

any accumulation will be less than 1". the light snow/flurries will emd before midnight. another round of light snowwor flurries moves back in thursday morning and tapering off during the mid to late afternoon. any snow accumulation again will be less than 1". friday will be mostly cloudy and be in the form of a wintry mix saturday morning before temperatures warm p and the mix changes to rain by mid to late morning. rain chances continue through the afternoon. sunday turns windy with gusts of 30+ mph with a mostly cloudy accumulationnwill be less than 1". theelight snow/flururies will end before midnight. another round of light snow or flurries moves back in thursday morning and tapering off during the mid to late afternoon. any friday will be mostly cloudy and mild with highs near 40. the next round of moisture will be in the form of a wintry mix changes to rain by mid to continue through the afternoon. sundy turns windyywith gusts of 30+ mph with a mostty cloudy sky.rain will change to light snow across parts of eastern iowa this evening. any accumulation will be less

we will continue to investigate we will continue to investigate. >>> it is now 4:05. a massachusetts mother accused of living in a home with the bodies of three dead children wants a state law thrown out. erika murray of blackstone faces nine charges including two counts of murder. one of the charges is infant death concealment out of century colonial era law. murray's attorney says no basis for a through applies only to unmarried children. she is accused of hiding the birth of self-children and keeping other children in a house where the filth was knee-high. >>> the convicted marathon bomb >>> the convicted marathon bomber owes $80 million to the victims of the 2013 attack. they say 57 victims have submitted claims in the case against dzhokhar tsarnaev. the payment is mostly symbolic. this comes as tsarnaev's defense pushed for a new trial in an appeals hearing yesterday in an appeals hearing yesterday. his attorney said it should be thrown out because of a recent supreme court ruling calls in supreme court ruling into question 15 of the 30 towns against him. the jud

we will come close. we will see how we do not a continue of sunshine, but we will see.ook at this low i have to say this isn't a typo. we are only dropping to 62 overnight. real sense of what this warm front has up its sleeve and sends us on a sky rocket here tomorrow 74 degrees to shatter the record just set last year and we will keep it mild on christmas day, that too a record challenging day. meisha. >> so happy, i'm so happy, 74 tomorrow. it will be great. all right, you guys, this is where we have a disable reek will 95 south at girard point bridge, pulled out to the right shoulder. but it is still there. as we progress in the 5:00 o'clock and 6:00 o'clock it can pose some problems for us. we are looking at the boulevard here moving in the southbound direction it looks nice, quiet, but just a few moments ago looking at our cameras we were talking about how that fog outside in these cameras will pose a problem for you. in fact we are seeing issues, on the roadways, this being another one of those issues, disabled vehicle will 95 north at girard, pulled out to the le

the city says property taxes will not go up and the city will continue to grow. t oc good tuesday morning to you tonight.. solon hosted kennedy. jon mckowen caing the shots for the cougars.....jas on pershing for the spararns and he a was little excited. early on, brevin hill slices through the kennedy defense with the nice finger roll. but the cougars foced 19 turnovers in the first half: mahew the easy duce. solon's leading scorer streeter mcilravy got very few looks. this was his only basket of the first half. meanwhile drake brewster was a one man wrecking crew as the cougars jumped out to a 15 point halftime lead. and then brewster finds future hawkeye football player shaun beyer down low and kenendy beat solon .... former linn-mar mister basketball marcus paige had 9 points tonight as his tarheels beat app state 94-70. marcus only played 17 minutes after jamming his ankle. uni guard wes washpun was named the mvc player ofofhe week for the second time this season. wes had 28 points and 11 assist in the 81-79 upset win over iowa state. iowa walk on forward ni

it will be tricky with a lot of moving parts. i don't think we will see it.oking at rates and the probability of a move in december, we are not around the 95% range we thought we might get to. >> the fed is determined to do it. i think they will do it. i don't think there is any sort of market impediments in terms of pricing jonathan: the stock. great to have you on the program. jonathan: guy johnson is not going anywhere. he stays with us for the "pulse." guy: were talking about the opec hangover. we will talk about what mario draghi did and didn't say. we also need to talk about the political by mentioned all of this, the elections in france over the weekend, really significant. they need to be digested as welker. all of that coming up in the "false." ♪ guy: opec in turmoil. the bti trades below 40 bucks a barrel. plug, cutting 10% after ge cancels its appliance deal. le pen in the lead. france's far right national front ahead after the first round of elections this weekend. ♪ guy: locum to the pulse. i am guy johnson.

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will defeat it.jay gray, nbc news, san bernardino. >> here at home local muslims reacting to the recent terror attacks by condemning those responsible. and monique is live in the digital operation center. >> we been the and spoke to a local prior group, and members of the foundation told us extremist that commit violence are not true to their faith but worry the declaration by isis that the california suspects were followers of the terror group will only fuel a fear of muslims in the u.s. >> we always cry for these people, and the victims and survivors, their family and friends. >> the outreach coordinator told us breaking bread with people and talking with them is the only way to get rid of the fear. we'll have much more reaction from the muslim community coming up in the next half hour. in the digital operational center, monique braxton, nbc10 news. >>> radicalization in america is the top issue this morning on "meet the press," and chuck todd will speak to presidential candidates, rand paul and li

[laughter] is phenomenal, it will be huge and they will pay for it. our analyst this week, maryann morrison. i think that was very good parent one-stop shopping for her went to one mall and got everything he needed. janet: this past week, is it fair to say the main challenger going to iowa and new hampshire will be ted cruz and marco rubio? >> i think so and i believe you saw them fighting over things like immigration because they believe that. i think this christie is a sleeper candidate. if anybody will make a strong run at trump, they need then carson to be strong. he has to be there to divide the outsider load. if that does not happen and carson continues to fade as he has been in the polls, it will be hard to topple donald trump. >> cruz and only cruise -- cruz. the fact is donald trump could lose iowa and new hampshire and everything after that. if he wins iowa and new hampshire, then he wins. ed: bernie sanders is frankly angry at the lack of coverage of his campaign. polls show him with about the same support as donald trump the second -- gott

get used to this rain for the next couple days, the windshield wipers will get a work out and so will our rain gear. looking at double scan live radar, it is still a light drizzle, light showers out there, passing by with the green. we have low pressure off the carolina coast. that low will stay off the coast, as it pushes to the north and east on your tuesday. so we will get scraped by this light rain and then as a front drapes over the the virginia, carolinas in the tennessee valley where a second low will develop, that pushes inland with heavier rain on wednesday. as we look at the radar closer on double scan you can see really a general light rain, a wall of green across the area. that is that light, shower activity, hitting the the roadways and it will remain that way right through morning rush hour tomorrow. what to expect here for next 24 hours? light rain, drizzle, on and off throughout your tuesday but good thing here we may see a brief lull during the the evening rush hour on tuesday and much milder temperatures as they sore into the upper 50's above average and expect delay

spectators will enter through 14 access points that will then be screened and again they will be screened before entering 65 spectators at an. message from the mayor and police is come one, come all. >> on new year's eve the department will be out in force, a tremendous number of officers who you will see, many officers you won't see, there will be obvious security members will see and a number of measures you won't see ben: >> leave the worrying to the nypd. people should feel safe because we are there. >> if your coming data aback, large packages and alcohol will not be allowed. once you are in the spectator pens and jews to leave you are not guaranteed the spot back, security process again. that is the latest from times square. back to you. juliet: they should call it a spectator carouse. ben: can you change that for us? juliet: glee was a huge smash hit, one of its stars was arrested on felony charges of possessing child could pornography. ben: he is being held on $20,000 bail at los angeles internet crimes against children taskforce, to search his home yesterday morning, police have