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we are seeing w wm temperatures expected with el nino which is so. we are seeing warm temperatures seen before. >> what's expected for 2016 as well. year? >> we'll continue to see the el nino impacting the climate across north america. i think the southern half of the u.s. is going to be cold and wet. that's bad news for retailers. that's the area where spring typically starts. i think we are going to see a season as we move into '16. the northeast and the midwest will probably start off 16 relatively mild. but the risk there, sharon, is even mild temperatures in january, february and march are cold enough to snow and, worse, cold enough for ice storms. we'll continue to see the weather play a big role in shaping the economy and in shaping consumer spending as we move into 16. >> thank you, paul. great to have you. we'll be looking out for 2016. i wish you a happy new year. >> thank you. you, too, sharon. >> now here is a look at what's making news as we head into a new week "on the money." the economy grew at a fairly brisk pace in the third quarter

but not for too long because after a day or is going to t wm a and some of us think tt's okay winds of change blowing into the tri-state and with it team turz tri-state and with it team turz. accuweather and meteorologist cecily tynan. >> jim, a lotf people have been telling me on the face back page it doesn't feel li christmas time with unseasonably warm air. is that the changing this weekend. there's definitely a cel in the air already. 40 in philadelphia. with winds out of the west. pittsburgh, though, it's 26 degrees. and wind chillurrently dropped down below freezing. fees like 30 in philadelphia. and if you lk west buffalo new york e le 18 pittsburgh feels like 14 and wind is will drop down as we hd rgh the overnight hours. this is something we have not seen until tonight on stormtracker 6 double scan. finally we're looking at lake effect sws in western pennsylvania. western new york, areas south of buffalo u end up with close to a ft of snow between tonight and tomorrow. future tracker showing torrow morning you step outside maybe 7: want to go to early morning run bundle up, dr

it is too wm out ere. >> it doesn't, it is too warm out there. >> i am tck the t fit below-normal temperature on sarday and then tperatures back up. double scan showing have some showers around, light shors in bks, montgomery coty. you look at the line moving into western berks county, tt's a line of some gusty showers right ahead of a cold front. crossing 422 and 32 ast comes togher and mov intense wind gusts as it mes ty what this will dos really shift the wind direction and pu down slightly cooler air tomorrow. so we a saying good-bye to teeratures in the 70's. weill be in t 60's tomorrow. today t high in philadelphia is 70 degre, the o rord of 69 set 134 years ago. record of 60.ghe old and tnton record, and lmgton recordnd mount pocono just set a new record high of 60, and that's the currenteeture. not making know in the poconos now. if we hd at 66 or above after mnight,hat will be a new record highomrow set vy early in the morning. little bit heading through t day. satellite 6 and actn radar showing ts is a system the evening hours.ers thrghout once that moves through our skies will begi

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if you want to see bill click belichick light up like a christmas tree, reyou night wm gronk. he was limited as he returned for the first time since suffering the injury. and while the patriots will wait and see to see if he will suit up... the texans know they will have their star defensive lineman jj watt despite breaking his hand yesterday. let them try it. i mean what, owe posing players come after me every week. with everything that you can think of. feel free. you have to know where he's at, and protect their butt off this week. line will have their hands full with an old friend, big vince wilfork who calls houston home. >> i don't look at it any different than i do any other game. who knows i may feel different on sunday. i have never been in in this situation. >> it feels good, i talk to him a good amount. >> he is on a different team. i will say hello after. >> reporter: tom brady will keep a close a on big number 75 having witnessed his three interceptions as a patriot as well. joe amorosino, 7 news nightteam. watch the game on sunday, we get started at 6:30 and joe

almomost as wm as the fourth of july. this december is on track to being the warmest on record ever. it is so warm that here in new york city, you can walk on the christmas eve. >> i'm loving it. everyone should have a hot holiday. i don't have to go to calilifornia oflorida. i'm fine right here. >> reporter: up and down the east coast, people are walking around in shorts and flip-flops. even the ice cream trucks are out. 1984 was the last time you brought the ice cream truck out? >> yes. >> reporter: but the nice weather comes at a price. weather weather-related sales are down dramatically. at loss of at least $421 million. ski resorts are feeling it, too. only 16% of ski trails have opened at 12 major resorts in the northeast. still, more people are eating out and malls are seeing a jump, too. and tom, here in new jersrs it's also the warmest christmas eve on record. but this little christmas miracle is just that. next week, temperatures start dropping dramatically. in fact, in parts of the northeast, snow is in the foc

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new york to say, hey, all the ideology i have had, what i believe in, i know keeping kids safe, that wms the one area nobody knows. >> cops are so afraid to do their job today because they are not going to be backed up by their local leaders. their government. the message has to come down from the white house, the congress other justice department. charles: ultimately new york city did the right thing. there should be a procedure put in place. >> soft targets you have got police posted. they are coming at soft targets. you have to have the equipment to combat them. without a gun, you ain't got no equipment. >> imagine four to six heavily-armed terrorists walk into macy's. charles: we saw that in a mall in africa. i think it was a great chance to learn that we have certain protocols. but it happened to me saturday. i was shocked to see the entire mall empty. we can't iran society if you can make -- you can't run a society if you can making a single phone call. charles: there were a lot of mistakes likespelling allah with a small a. national security is now the top concern for americans. w

. >> let's have a walmart then because wm jumping into the crowded, here's another crowded sector, mobilents and it's launching it's own system later on today called walmart pay in select stores close to its headquaters in the state of arkansas. a full u.s. roll out is expected in the first half of next year and works with ios, also an droi devices through the walmart app. it can also handle any major credit, debit, prepaid and gift card. customers can scan a code after they pay. a reseat is th a reciept is sent by the app. >> ftse 100 down by a quarter of a percent. u.s. futures. >> let's check in on u.s. futures. we're above fair value at this point. seven straight sessions of triple digit moves. we were up 200 points yesterday and then slipping throughout the day closing down 75 points. so right now we're called higher by 43 at the open t. nasdaq called up by 17 and the s&p higher by 5.5 points. >> that's it for today's show. thank you for watching. i'm wilfred frost. >> i'm susan li. u.s. squawk box and a lovely view of new york coming your way after this. >>> good morning, futures ar

a little break in the -- fog problems may develop on wednesday ahead of the wm front. that could cause airport delays and wednesday is a big travel day. you want to be sure to keep in touch with the forecast and check with your airlines. most of the rain comes in wednesday afternoon into wednesday night and then it gets warm o chrisve. 49 for new york city tonight. as rain comes in after midnight. tomorrow, periods of rain and a milder day at 62. check out wednesday at 60 with rain mostly in the afternoon into wednesday night. a shower or two by thursday christmas eve, 72. mid 50s over the weekend. rain on sunday and cooler on monday. steve: 72 christmas eve. that's crazy. dari: a choir is getting ready to performor the pope. steve: we were there as they practiced for the show at st. basilica. >> reporter: they're putting the finishing touches on what will be a performance of a lifetime. the glenn cove high school sect chora performedor esident obama at t whi house two years ago. now this group is rehearsing for their international debut in rome. it includes singing wi

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we will get in on some more sunshine for new year's day with temperatures continuing to w wm. ample amounts of sun will last through the weekend with even warmer weather expected to kick off the first full week of 2016. temperatures will begin to rise closer to average with highs in the mid 30's by the middle of the final push on the last day of the year to get momentum going into 2016 for candidates wanting to be president. strong language from donald trump and some fourth quarter fundraising winners. edward lawrence is in washington with the latest from the campaign trail. << senator ted cruz toured the damage tornadoes caused in texas. he's the first candidate to do so.. also before presidenenobama. sot sen. ted cruz / (r) texas "we heard stories of people in didn't' collapse." at the same time he raised a whopping $20 million dollars in the fourth quarter.. far surpassing his totals for the previous quarter. only ben carson surpassed that amount for the fourth quarter. senator marco rubio brought in $6 million. this.. as donald trump amps up his attacks on thehe democratic

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to wms river, 34. ou ift east across long island, 34 at islip. 29 in poughkeepsie. where the wind is limhter and the sky is clear, temperatures have dropped off quite a bit. the wind is still ster irring to the north and west. recess time, about 47. plenty of sun ar nd. dismissal time, about 52 degrees. aryfter school, getting a little chillier. temperatures drop to the upper 40 os. high school football games tonight, a little chilly. temperatures dropping into the lower 40s. you see some patchy clouds to the north and west of the city right now. there's not really much coming out of them, obviously. it's just a dry air mass that's in pl ane. the cloud cover in northwest new jersey is what's keeping those temperatures up right now. the sky is clear from the city east, temperatures dropping off a little bit. those clouds should dissipate upon sunrise. temperatures as we work our way through the weekend, low 50s tomorrow, mid-50s, and upper 50s in some locations on sunday. a quiet day monday. tuesday into wednesday, we're going to watch a coastal storm. looks like the

. >> going back to your mention of wm-40 there's another statement that ace wmo-40 resolutions 40 and 25 explicitly permit private sector companies to restrict the redistribution of their data. and allow those same member countries flexibility and discretion in determining which data sets are freely exchanged and under what conditions they choose to do so. so it looks to me like under wmo-40 private industry providing data to augment the numerical weather models, that data should be protected. would you like to make a comment on that? >> probably not. i am not -- >> probably not -- >> i'm not a wmo-40 expert so i don't know the nuances of it. so i probably should let it go at that. we would be happy to have a separate conversation related to wmo-40. >> i'd like to get these kind of resolutions in this final space policy coming from noaa, commercial space policy. and i know it's going to be in a couple of weeks but these are the kind of things that absolutely must be definitively determined before -- if we're going to have a robust commercial segment that can augustment our numerical w

. >> he is as wm. >> what do they tell youer that doing?finisher in iowa -- >> no, no, their tack tex. what is he doing? >> not peak too early. >> why are you so tough on marco? i don't. >> the reason i think marco rubio has a chance down the road to be very strong in these early states is becausy doesn't draw his support just from one type of republican voters. when you take a look at favorable/ub favorable ratings, folks like jeb bush and chris christie do well among the moderates and struggle. now that may be a flawed theory but i think that's the theory behind why so many people blef he could be the one that ultimately emerms. because he's not a nonstarter with any segment of the part. that's sort of a big thing to go in with. zit the opposite of ted cruz, who is narrowing down. he's focused, being disciplined. this is a generalist argument. >> well, woo mayor many pap. except for one. marco rubio performs best nationally. while ben carson is also inside the margin of error with a slight edge on clinton, 47-4. ted cruz is down 3 points

pe>> two, on >> reporter: the streets wm walk the malls we shop in. is the subway safe? what about our schools? our churches? the worshippers at a prayer meeting at the emanuel ame church thought they were safe on a wednesday night last june. the students at an oregon community college thought they were safe this past october. as did a reporter and camera man this past august. a movie theater in colorado. an elementary school in connecticut. the events come and they go, and then they come again. ours is the only nation in the civilized world where these events happen with this kind of numbing regularity. the bbc reported wednesday's shooting as -- >> just another day in the united states of america. >> reporter: president obama after the shooting in oregon in october. >> our thoughts and prayers are not enough. this carnage from being done somenaere else in america. >> reporter: there's someone wre ong in a society where murder is easily concocted. if the perpetrators are religious terrorists, we'll be enraged, having someone to blame. what about the other shootings that

. >> the eastern half the country still enjoying some very wm we do have some snow but it's all out west. looking for thehe rockies and up to the northern plains and upper midwest to see some of the snow showers today, and we're also looking for some snow in denver causing delays at airport. eastern lf, enjoy the temperatures in the 60s and 70s once again today. tomorrow the rain inches closer to the northeast. it will set up shop through the gulf coast and scattered showers and evenn a thunderstmainly breezy to windy the next several days along with slowly cooling temperatures this week. stormtrack7 live weather network cameras will keep us mainly cloudy this morning, although we may have a couple of hours of sun breaking through in between systems. we are in the mid 30s this morning with low 30s to the northwest... still mild for this time f the year.... winds are light from the north, but will turn to the east and become gusty for the afternoon and be& even stronger from the southwest tomorrow. clouds are holding tight as the >> and that's your latest forecast. >> all right, dylan, th

joining me no is bomb technician of bomb squad commander from police force who is with wm robot.ot they were using to get inside the house in san bernardino? >> of a type but not the same are they were using different manufacture. >> okay. there's got to be strong demand for this robot at that particular time you have to be in demand. >> well there is a demand continuing demand. an interesting fact is that all bomb squads in the united states are required to have a hazardous duty robot in their equipment inventory a national requirement. >> how much does that one cost? the one we can see out there? >> that one is around $220,000. >> how many have you sold? >> you know, i'm fairly new at the company. but we have probably a couple of dozen around the state and arnold the world. >> ashley webster is outside i believe standing near to that robot. >> i am, in fact, stuart, there's a cheese sandwich in there could be dangerous. this particular model not only can they go on the defense to look for explosives but it also has shotgun, grenade and launchers and the attack. from the distanc

our cnn/wm ucht r poll shows trump with a wide lead in new hampshire, he has 32% support, his closest rival is marco rubio at 14% support. back to you. >>> we have two big dynamics going on here, what this means for the party and what this means for the country. this is a fundamental question of how we're going to deal with terrorists. let's turn to senior contributor and conservative commentatocomm mr. matt lewis and ron brownstein. ron, i start with you. i see this two ways. the gop has to figure out what they're going to do with trump. he's the guy at the top of the list. do they have the power or the leverage, especially with the third party looming. let's start there. >> that threat of the third party is something mr. trump has dangled at times and i think will be dangling all the way through every day he's in the republican primary. if he's not the nominee we'll be hearing about it until next summer. he has an identifiable constituency. it's not an implausible idea that he could run as a third party candidate and draw a substantial vote, a la ross perot in 1992. it's a legitimat

also in florida, a w wm homecoming fororhe man some are calling the e nshine state's golden boy. senator marco rubio returned to his roots yesterday where his political career began and one that many hope will launch him into the highest office in the land. abc's ines de la cuetara has more. >> our scenario, -- our senator, our representative. >> repororr: it was the return of the prodigal son. >> our next president of the united states marco rubio. >> reporter: an emotional homecoming for rubio as he returned to west miami to meet with some of his oldest supporters. home. >> reporter: it was his first public event back in miami since he first announced his run for presidency. >> it's a historical day because this is where everything began. >> reporter: a time to reminisce. >> he started talking and all of a sudden, all of us, we went like this. >> reporter: rubio's first elected office was commissioner for the city of west miami and many here helped him launch his career over 15 years ago now. here he is being sworn in back in 1998. >> at least 144 people placed in me their trus