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that's where we find 13 action news anchor steve wolford. steve -- how's it going out there? 13 action news, the nevada highway patrol and findlay toyota are asking you to donate a new unwrapped toy valued between 10 and 20 dollars 13 days of giving. donation bins are at findlay toyota, nevada coin mart and other valley locations. for a complete list, see ktnv dot com. all gifts will be distributed by the las vegas rescue mission to families in need. this saturday to celebrate the help of the clark county school district police will be at the nhp southern command collecting toys and inspecting your child car seats. they also have a limited number of car seats and booster seats to give away, plus they'll install them for you too. that's all this saturday starting at 8am at the nhp s sunset near decatur. findlay toyota, nevada coin mart and zippy shell are of course you can drop it off at our station. but there's also nevada coin mart las vegas paving and at locations-- triple-a southern nevada and findlay toyota at the valley auto mall. and of course we want to thank findlay t

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president-elect trump nominated steve man knew chicken. the national finance chairman. it would be widely resume moderate. manuchen will be responsible for regulating the financial industry and overseeing the irs, tax reform is his biggest priority. >> this has been an administration the last eight years where we haven't had enough growth. our number one priority is going to be tax reform, we think to by lowering the corporate tax rate we'll make u.s. corporations incredibly c that comes back on shore and creates jobs. >> joining us to talk about that and more is democratic joel ine ivy. obviously, we know where you lien be but give us your take on steve manuchen. >> well, seems a little bit like the fox is guarding the hen house in this one. when he started talking about about privatizing freddy mac and fanny may. i'm from prince george's county still recovering our housing industry. what's going to happen when minorities and women-headed families are going to be relying on these organizations that aren't really there for them anymore? it's bad enough as it is and it's

. >> today trump is expected to speak not steve munchin. >> steve munchin. >> steve, nukin. >> steve nunchin. >> the former goldman sachs executive. >> among them, that steven munchkin as treasury secretary. >> we've got much, much, mnuchin to talk about. wasn't long ago that there was a television ad that they have ronald our working class. so naturally when it came time to pick nominees for top jobs, trump has turned to east coast educated billionaire buddies. one of whom cut his teeth at, you guessed it, goldman sachs. the billionaire world is still trying to understand the choices. both were early trump loyalists. they're both friends of his. but their resumes are causing some cognitive dissonance up against the message that trump preached out on the trail. take for instance, steve mnuchin. he was the finance chair. he is a yale man. goldman sachs partner, he founded his own hedge funds and once closed on tens of thousands of homeowners while his institution was still receiving government support. he has finance someday big hollywood blockbusters including avatar and others. >> a

that's where we find 13 action news anchor steve wolford. steve -- how's it going out there? 13 action news, the nevada highway patrol and findlay toyota are asking you to donate a new unwrapped toy valued between 10 and 20 dollars 13 days of giving. donation bins are at findlay toyota, nevada coin mart and other valley locations. for a complete list, see ktnv dot com. the las vegas rescue mission to families in need. this saturda to celebrate the 13 days of giving, the nevada highway patrol with the help of the clark county school district police will be at the nhp southern command collecting toys and inspecting your child car seats. they also have a limited number to give away, plus they'll install them for you too. that's all tis saturday starting at 8am at the nhp southern command on sunset near the 13 days of giving. there are donation bins all over the place to make it easier to drop off the toys. of course you can drop it off at our station. but there's also nevada coin a couple more drop off locations-- triple-a southern nevada and findlay toyota at the valley auto ma

steve mnuchin is the choice to serve as treasury secretary. we got wilbur ross the pick for commerce. these are two titans in the financial area. they were on both at same time with "mornings with maria." they laid out their future boss's highest priorities. watch this. >> our number one priority will be tax reform. we think about lowering the corporate tax rate we'll make u.s. corporations incredibly competitive and create enormous amounts of money comes back onshore and creates job. >> every small bank has more compliance people than lending officers. that is a very flawed business model. >> even at large banks, regulators have offices there. >> that is not the way to run a bank. government is not the right way to allocate capital. charles: all right. there you have it. wilbur ross and mnuchin talking about three top priorities, taxes growth, easing bank lending. sounds like music to my ears. let ask tammy bruce. jeff, we got to get you on for this. you have been part of this process. you know how donald trump is thinking, narrowing it down.

steve: the last day of november. a cold front north and west that will sweep across the area this evening. then we are dealing with heavier rain across south montgomery county near the reston area. nothing that is going to become severe. don't be surprised if you hear a few rumbles of thunder moving through the evening drive slower. not that you worry about the fog but period of rain will likely slow it down. we are talking about the christmas tree lighting tomorrow evening and what to expect and the upcoming weekend in a few minutes. richard reeve is out there and he just crossed the brim. it's another round of severe weather. look at that. tornado blamed to rip down in alabama tornadoes killed three people. and dozens of people were hurt throughout the south. maureen: severe weather brings fears for thousands affected by the devastating wildfire in tennessee. mop's fire killed seven people and forced 14,000 to evacuate. >> we have each other. that is all that matters. >> gatlinburg's mayor hopes to reopen the city

i'm proud to have been be able to work with steve hadley on this. i think we've taken a rational approach to a very difficult problem. >> woodruff: you also call steve hadley for unleach -- unleashing the potential hand in hand with security measures. these are the things, engaging, education, the youth of the region, these are things that call for money and frankly different religious and cultural changes, don't they? >> i don't think they call for a lot of money, and it's one of the things that i think we are proud of this report, because when you talk in washington about the middle east, it's all about iraq and syria and iran. what we've found is there are positive things going on, activity at the local level, government policies that are moving in the right direction of empowering their people, of getting rid of regulations that are in the way of the kind of entrepreneurial activity we're seeing. there is good news there and something we can work with to try to get a more peaceful and stable middle east. >> woodruff: is there receptivity in thes

and it was created as a consent decree and steve loomis said he would not resign and saying the amount of energy and effort to remove the only hetrosexual white male catholic father grandfather. military member not and of cleveland with 23 years of decorated law enforcement experience is, unfortunately telling typical and app. >>> a rash of smash and grab burglaries has business owners in north randall on edge. paul orlousky found one place that's been hit twice. >> it's about as simple as it gets. a man walks up to the front window and hurls a rock at it. that's the first clue he is left handed. he and a buddy jump through. they fill pockets with expensive phones and looking for according to the store owner. no flip phones taken they cherry picked the expensive ones. >> with less than a minute they were able to do what they wanted to and took off. >> reporter: how much was the loss. >> i would say close to $20,000. >> reporter: that doesn't include damage to the window and display cases. workers were replacing a second expensive window. >> and thank god they were not able to come in a

reconsider the appointment of steve bannon. reconsider the appointment of mike flynn and reflect the interest that we all are trying to promote. thank you. >> i will try to articulate this as best i can. a lot of people are saying, he's tweeting but he's a media guy so he's just messaging and he's really trying to keep people a little confused intentionally as part of his personality and tactics. i don't know if it's because he ran a reality show, and i don't mean that in a disparaging way. the problem is, now he is president-elect. what he is messaging out there has an impact on young people's lives. these are children who are confused and concerned and in fear for their parents and their families. so while perhaps president-elect trump thinks he's playing a messaging game and he's trying to create a new way of communicating, and perhaps that is a political tactic that he's using, it is our job to call out that tactic and say there are vulnerable people who are affected by that and these are young children, they are americans,

how about steve manu chin for treasury. can't say i know him although i worked for his dad, whom we affectionately called coach. coach retired at the top of the ga game. i learned a ton from him. i have to believe steve learned air he-- a heck of a lot from coach. manu chin is, begin, a businessman and a fantastic investor, good for stocks. i stress these credentials because these are the kind of people whom president obama would never appoint to cabinet positions. to him, they're probably wall street fat cats. he may not even know who they are. but to the stock market, they're members of the traditional business establishment who want to make the economy grow and want to see profits grow. with these picks, trump is sending a huge signal. he wants people who will be savvy enough to grow our economy faster, to take back jobs, including manufacturing jobs and have the government promote business and the causes of business. good for the stock market. that's their mission. it was not president obama's mission. it's okay. again,

live in chinatown tonight, steve cooper, 7news. >>> a cruiser crash in rockland. a plymouth county sheriff's deputy has to go to the hospital after the cruiser collides with a car. his k-9 and the other driver were also hurt. 7's dan hausle joins us live from rockland with everything w >> well, kim, beach street here is straight. but neighbors tell us they've still seen a lot of accidents, usually followed by sirens. but in this case there was a siren before the accident. >> reporter: investigators say the plymouth county sheriff's deputy had his lights and siren on when he crashed into the side of a small sedan that had turned in front of him. >> and i heard this bang, and i'm familiar with that noise. our street is one that's very busy, you know. there are always accidents. the cruisers always flying up the street. >> reporter: rosemary williams not the only resident who hurt the crash. diane lasant came out and tax these pictures as first responders worked to free the driver from the wreckage. diane says the deputy and his k-9 partner didn't appear as badly hur

december 15 in new york city meanwhile, announcing he will nominate former campaign financ chairman steve mnuchin treasury secretary, wilbur ross as secretary of commerce and todd ricketts says deputy assure all of you that were going to get this right for the american people, at 870 after having a phenomenal life and to build this business and its great tower is going to be focused on working for the american people of the united states. >> also naming tom price as his pick for secretary of health and human services who has been leading the charge affordable care act which they say will become his party in th travel administration. >> democrats meeting the new boss the same as the old, nancy pelosi one another term as hous minority leader , of what was held today with her beauty and tim ryan 134-63, the representative tells supporters that he is disappointed by the leadership election united as democrats and take on the challenges we need moving forward i am disappointed because i liked it when but i think it was a great discussion for us and i think that the party is better off. nancy p

. >>> steve just got back from gillette. >> slow drives, rainy like crazy. >> are you saying you don't love a rainy night? >> i'd rather have this than snowing. >> did you see how he gave me a was little, eddie rabbit. >> drive safely. >> more eddie rabbit references at 11:00. glaim can deadly disasters in the deep south. >> we took off running. the wind picked us up and threw us glaim tornadoes and firefighters force thousands to flee. also tonight, a charlotte police officer shootingave black man that led to days of arrest. >> officer vincent saw mr. scott holding up a semiautomatic handgun. >> mason: hunt for a killer mountain lion. and the wake-up call about the high cost of sleep deprivation for productivity and longevity. captioning sponsored by cbs

detectives steve soul and da dave -- they were joined by children of the community to serve dinner to the less fortunate. >>> coming up new jersey christmas tree farmers spread the holiday cheer to local military families and despite now visibles that are dropping below 2 miles in some locations, around 2.5 in philadelphia. not a problem by tomorrow morning but we have to get through rounds of heavy rain prior to that. despite the gloomy weather out there. rick and cecily in center city in dillworth park to spread holiday cheer for us this evening. >> reporter: we certainly are, thank you. the rain has lightened up a bit got rid of the umbrella, the west apron of city hall. the first time the philadelphia christmas tree is moved out of the courtyard and it's really beautiful. >> oh the weather outside is soggy but we are having a celebration rain or shine. this is a philly holiday celebration in front of this wonderful tree. this is mayor kenney's first inaugural celebration and want its to be very special. we'll bring you everything and check in with erin o'hearn and alicia vitarelli

steve mnuchin says there is going to be no net tax cut for the wealthy. in other words, somehow by getting rid of their deductions it will come out in the wash. many people have questioned whether there are even enough deducts to get rid of to do that. they are also talking about infrastructure which i think is the biggest question mark in the whole thing. that was the biggest populist proposal that trump made that he was going to have in effect a huge jobs program. one thing to cut taxes and boost growth, make the market happy. one thing to actually create jobs for these people who voted for him. >> laura, you could on this reoperatation get this money back in and do a private partnership with congress on the infrastructure projects. >> i think that's what they're planning. both picks mnuchin and roth are going to take this market and it's going to go up like a rocket ship for a bunch of reasons. first of all, all these people said jobs are never coming back to the united states. i good that today. how many people said we are never going to get these job

president-elect trump nominated steve man knew chicken.

defender 8, the world's most powerful radar and your storm team 8 forecast with chief meteorologist steve jerve. >> max defender 8 picking up a few showers in the inland areas, specifically polk county and also down to highlands lifting rapidly to the north. might still pick up a few light showers if you live down in sebring or lake placid or eventually frostproof or the eastern sections up polk county. if you haven't seen this in a while, this is actually rain and this is rod carter. he shot this video of a downpour in tampa this afternoon. it has been an extremely dry november for tampa bay. actually, one of the driest months on record. this afternoon, brief showers were needed and welcome. 72 degrees, no official rainfall at this location but very pleasant temperatures. haze in the air atmosphere at the lakeland automall. feeding tampa bay is going to be around as well as toys for tots and for the rough riders to collect teddy bears friday, december 9 for kindness they. also you can give -- also, you can give bled. a one-stop shop. double rainbow. what a beautiful shot. rainbow. just a

tapping financier steve nmuchin, and the co-owner of the chicago cubs todd ricketts and betsy devos at education. >> it's a global power structure responsible for the economic decisions that have robbed our working class. >> reporter: the same wall street power house whose ceo was featured in trump's closing campaign ad on the special interests harming american workers. >> let me first say, what i've been focused on is being a regional banker for the last eight years. i know what it takes to make sure we can make loans to companies. >> reporter: elizabeth warren slammed him as the forest gump of the financial crisis. he spent two decades at goldman sachs peddling the mortgage products that blew up the economy. trump is considering another well-known millionaire, mitt romney, for secretary of state. cnn observed the two men as they appeared to put their bitter pasts behind them. >> mr. president-elect, is that the next secretary of state? >> we'll see what happens. >> reporter: after once calling trump a fraud, he was singing the president-elect's praises. >> it's not easy to win, i kno

tang the vice chair and we're waiting for commissioner wiener and to my left is commissioner mar and steve and thank you phil jackson and leo mr. clerk, any announcements? >> no anonymous. >> roll call commissioner mar commissioner tang commissioner wiener is absent we have quorum item 2 please approval of the minutes of the december '40 meeting an action item. >> i move the approval of minutes why not public comment first on the minutes and seeing none, we'll close public comment is closed. and commissioner mar has made a motion to adopt the minutes and i guess we'll do a roll call vote commissioner mar commissioner tang p commissioner wiener is absent the minutes are approved thank you very much call items three and four together. >> i think item 3. >> i'm sorry item 3. >> recognize of the agency reorganization and job reclassification an action item. >> we have cynthia. >> deputy director for finance this is in relation to the reorganization for the transportation authority you may recall back in 2014 we came before in committee and asked for additional positions at a point we are that

a banker steve -- and wilbur ross for commerce. >> the dow is up nearly 800 points since before election day. jon keller is here tonight. >> no other way to describe it. wall street is calling it the trump rally. this big surge we've been seeing and add that to the news about carrier air-conditioning executives promising to keep hundreds of jobs in indiana that were isolated to move to for the president elect one that -- promises will continue once they implement the tax reform ideas. >> the tax plan has both the corporate aspects to it. lowering corporate taxes so we make u.s. companies the most competitive in the world. repatriating millions of dollars to the u.s. and we'll have the most significant tax cuts since reagan. >> we'll have to what incentives trump and pence offered carrier to keep the jobs in indiana. and there are a lot of big promises made in the campaign. and what are the potential pill falls. >> what goes up must come down. and the reagan tax policies created deficits and debt along with jobs and growth. wilbur ross claims that the debated plan that tax cuts generate e

. >>> now, max de your storm team 8 forecast with chief meteorologist steve jerve. >> a few light showers and some rain around the bay area. everything racing from south to north essentially. a few showers continue to occur off some of the m1 spots. you can see that familiar motion off to the northeast. today is the final day of hurricane season and noaa says the atlantic experienced its the atlantic saw 15 named storms including seven hurricanes, three of which were considered major. hurricane matthew was the longest lived and strongest of the season, a major hurricane for eight days. this is the final day of the hurricane season. that doesn't mean we can't see a tropical system. it's a very rare but it does mean the official end of the season. it starts again on june 1. 15 named storms, seven hurricanes. this is the final day but next year. this is part of living in the bay area. our rainfall since january 1 enhanced by some tropical weather with over 52 inches of rain. that is 8.3 above our normal level. and land o lakes, 75 degrees at connerton with southwest wind at 6 miles per hour.

steve: the last day of november. a cold front north and west that will sweep across the area this evening. then we are dealing with heavier rain across south montgomery county near the reston area. nothing that is going to become severe. don't be surprised if you hear a few rumbles of thunder moving through the evening

. >> steve mnuchin was all over cnbc. a lot of people like this guy but while we're waiting for these cabinet decisions, we are also waiting to see what donald trump will do about his business empire. maybe we will learn more about nominee. he was doing the morning show violence on the business that works, simply a sign he wants to get himself out there but the senate behind me may be a different audience. business interests, donald trump is looking forward to talking about that two weeks from tomorrow. he is expected to announce what he is going to do with it -- with his empire. we are talking about billions of dollars, not an easy bureau. >>> still to come, the ashes of a dictator making a long journey to a final resting place. >> cuba is morning castro. coming up next, how havana is reacting to his death. >>> a new way to kick back and relax at the beach. only this one is in polk county. a sneak peek at legoland's new attraction. >>> it was nice to see a few light rain showers across the bay area today. active with a f

steve. >> right. the fire commissioner, adam, telling us today that they had to use a special fold to knock down -- a special foam to knock shape right now because a couple lanes here are still taken up by this huge mess. it all began with a water main break 12 hours ago. >> it's kind of crazy. >> i think there's just a big mess. >> reporter: with the blaring signs of sirens, boston firefighters had their hands full this morning, rescuing with plumes of choking smoke coming from as many as four manhole fires in chinatown. the chaotic scene all led to as many as 100 people being evte hostel. >> it's confusing, and would be nice if someone actually told everyone what was going on. >> reporter: the fire officials later on say this water main gave way turning roads into rivers. >> the water hit the transformers and it basically causes the fire. >> reporter: for hours crews worked to pump out water from flooded-out basements from of water in some of the basements, so we want to make sure that everything is

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steve mnuchin is the choice to serve as treasury secretary. we got wilbur ross the pick for commerce. these are two titans in the financial area. they were on both at same time with "mornings with maria." they laid out their future boss's highest priorities. watch this. >> our number one priority will be tax reform. we think about lowering the corporate tax rate we'll make u.s. corporations incredibly competitive and create enormous amounts of money comes back onshore and creates job.

now he is going to be joining steve bannon, former goldman sachs color, the current president of goldman sachs was at trump tower yesterday. the trump transition team, he is going to have a trump job as well. john: yeah, so, you know, hillary clinton who donald trump aroundted for paling with goldman sachs, for giving speeches to goldman sachs, does this not wreak of the most rank hypocrisy? >> if you were to list the reasons why hillary clinton lost the fact that people assumed that she was really close if not socially but also ideologically with wall street, that has to be one of the top reasons. people were suspicious of she mated to the white house, she would bring along all of the wall street friends. and by the way, hillary clinton does have wall street friends. john: donald has a lot of wall street friends, too. >> this morning, i made some calls and i said to hedge fund members, do you think trump supporters who loved it when he attacked wall street, do think they're going to be disappointed? they might be angry. their attitude was like, please. john: here's my question. i want t

conference with his kids in two weeks, they will announce and h will nominate former campaign finance chair steve mnuchin ansys treasury secretary, wilbu todd ricketts as deputy secretary of commerce. our number one priority is the economy. blue that is very sustainable. >> he also named gop congressma tom price as his choice of health and human services will be leading the charge in congress to repeal the affoa say will become a party in the trump administration. surprise guest made an appearance at a new york city ball, hillary clinton attended the united nations children's fund's snowflake ball presentin the audrey hepburn award to kat perry people through music to keep moving forward even when things don't go your way. cylon is powerful voice and creative lyrics remind us when you get knocked down and get back up. >> katy perry supported and campaign for hillary clinton, this was hillary clinton second changeable skies a few flurries later, start in the 50s, as we put this a promotion, how quickly the temperatures go down, we will b in the 30s at 2:00 a.m. and then tomorrow not much of a ris

has a good relationship with steve bannon. and there are others, scott brown, you are jeff miller. these are two picks to the administration and have news on both of them by the end of the week. >> a lot of people waiting to hear that. >>> thank you very much. they will not have to pay back the bonuses. the pentagon ordered them to repay them to the tune of tens of thousands. they are now forgiving the tebbits. details as recordings show the final moments of a doomed charter flight. in the leaked recording the pilot is heard requesting permission to lan of fuel the pilot said he was 8 miles from the airport. there was no fire at the site they believe it had no fuel left. of the 77 on board 6 people survived. most killed were the members of a soccer team a surfing play her to have his leg amputated. officer for shooting a black man. michael slag ser charged with the death of walter scott. he was shot running from a traffic stop. he was shot in the black. slayinger pleaded not guilty and he did it in self-defense. and closing arguments are underway. he could get 30 years to life. 2 t

billionaire wilbur ross and executive steve mnuchin. >> we'll have the most significant middle income tax cuts since reagan and incorporate the child care program. a tremendous boon to the economy. >> mnuchin praised the deal with carrier to stay in indiana. vice president elect mike pence's home state. >> we told them we wanted to keep jobs here i can't remember the last time a president did that. >> trump is expected to release the details of the deal on thursday. part of his thank you tour that ends in cincinnati, ohio. trump is trying to decide on a secretary of state sitting down for dinner with mitt romney that once called trump a conman, his chief of staff reince priebus on fox news. >> it's his background. >> down to four finalists. romney, senator bob corker and rudy giuliani and house democrats are calling for congressional hearing to talk about and examine trump's potential conflicts of interest brian. kenneth moton channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. world news tonight with david muir will have much more on donald trump's transition into the white house, you can watch t

two more cabinet picks. 79-year-old billionaire wilbur ross will lead as secretary of commerce and steve manuchen will be treasury secretary. he's expected to play a major role in crafting trump's tax reform plan. >> i know what it takes to make sure that we can make loans to small and mid market companies and that's going to be our big focus. >> the president-elect tweeting that he plans to step away from all of his businesses to focus on rng a watchdog group said merely owning the trump organization presents a conflict of interest. >>> donald trump and mike pence have struck a deal with carrier to prevent 1,000 u.s. jobs from moving to mexico. the president-elect and the vice president elect are expected to travel to indiana tomorrow for a formal announcement. the indianapolis star said carrier is receiving unspecified incentives from the state. promise to bring back factor jobs and revitalize the american economy. >>> testy moments during an anti-trump rally at american university. a supporter of the president-elect traded some profanity and other words. students called for the resign

ross tapped for secretary of commerce and wall street investor and former trump national finance chair steve mnuchin the pick for commerce secretary. >> i know what it takes to make sure we can make loans to small and mid market companies. that will be our big focus. reporter: thursday trump heads to indiana to celebrate the announcement from carrier to trump was involved in the negotiations but details of what if any incentives were offered to the company are unclear. >> it's exactly what he ran, bring these jobs back. people say it can't be done. those jobs are now not going to mexico. reporter: trump says he will hold a news conference with his children on december 15th to discuss this is separation from his businesses in greater detail. in washington, jennifer davis, wmur news nine. >> to the dr. now and rain falling in parts o look at portsmouth now where it is sprinkling out there and 43 degrees. the chief meteorologist tracking more rain on the way. reporter: all of this beneficial rain across a good part of central southern new hampshire still in the severe and even extreme drought i

. >> reporter: tapping a multimillionaire former goldman sachs banker steve mnuchin for treasury secretary. billionaire businessman wilbur ross to serve as commerce secretary, and todd ricketts, part of the billionaire family that owns the chicago cubs, to be deputy commerce secretary. >> we're going to drain the swamp of washington. >> reporter: by stacking his cabinet with wall street insiders and former administration officials trump seems to be sending mixed messages about his drain the swamp promise of the campaign. >> we are going to drain the swamp. >> reporter: meantime, the drama over who trump will choose for secretary of state continues to play out in public. >> the president-elect has narrowed it down to four finalists for this position. >> reporter: trump dining with top contender mitt romney tuesday night in manhattan. sources describing the meeting as a positive one. the two having good chemistry. >> president-elect, are we looking at the next secretary of state right here? >>> we're going to see what happens. >> reporter: after sharply criticizing trump during the campaign

. >> thank you, steve sedgewick in sri en i can't. what should your energy play look now if it stays above or below 50 bucks a barrel? we go around the horn. tim. >> in a world where there are a lot of hedges and pxd and -- they are -- these guys have the most exposure, to not conventional. russia, if you think about today, any oil above 50 is good for russia. sanctions could be getting better. the reset with the u.s. is important. rsx is a great way to play and russia has higher dividend payouts and are getting better and better. >> karen. >> yes. we haven't talked flowserve which actually gets both industrial exposure and oil and gas exposure. they did an ill-timed oil and gas acquisition two-and-a-half years ago. and that has really weighed on them. so we see a sustained oil recovery and production here increase, that's very good for them. and then you have the industrial part of it, as well. so chemicals, just gdp growth together, both flowserve. >> beakers? >> for me, i'm going to go with the less directional oil and go to exxonm

>> i would say steve mnuchin is the perfect pick for treasury. he was one of the architects and one of the folks who worked tirelessly with the president-elect to put together this tax plan, helping to take the economic populism message to all americans. as we talk about lowering the tax code -- lowering tax rates, how do we make sure we free up more money for hard-working americans. so really, steve was the one who got in there and helped develop the plan. it's really -- it takes someone like steve, who understands how the system works, how we can go make it more fair and help american workers to get in there and actually change it. the other thing i would say, too, is that it's been well over a decade since steve mnuchin was with goldman sachs. i would say steve has been a winner at everything he's done in life. he has been a successful financier, banker, he has even been a successful movie producer and financer. this is someone who has really been a success with the economy, and he is someone we think could help get our growth going. it hasn't

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stormwatch7 meteorologist steve rudin has the forecast. steve: wet weather is on the way. if you haven't been outside in the past couple of hours, it's humid and warm. the temperatures right now near 70 trees. front. head in closer. nothing severe. heavier rain showers at this hour. inside the capital beltway it's dry. you have to head north to rockville to see light rain at this time. around the 270 spur, the beltway. no problems at least right now. the wet roadways are in the forecast later to temperatures will fall in the 60's. period of rain. maybe you will hear an embedded thunderstorm or two. cooler temperatures on the way. we look ahead to the upcoming weekend. jonathan: this is view from mobiletrak7 on g.w. parkway heading to the beltway. we'll check the road conditions and the travel times across the area. jamie sullivan is joining us picture look at the afternoon ride. we'll have it in a few minute. last night severe tomorrows and possible tornadoes are blamed for killing at least five people across alabama and tennessee. big degrees were ripped out of the ground

roadways in that area shut down for hours. 7's steve cooper live for us in chinatown. he has the very latest on the situation, what's going on right yeah crews are still busy work taking up lanes in the theater district as crews work to clean up the mess here, it began early this morning with a broken water main, followed by fire. [ sirens ] >> we -- a firefighter hit the door and we just left. >> reporter: thick acrid smoke spewing from in chinatown just after 9:00 this morning, forcing as many as 100 people staying at the boston youth hostel out in the streets bundled up in blankets. >> just got here yesterday on a red eye flight and trying to get a bit of shut-eye and suddenly being told to get out. >> reporter: the manhole fires were sparked by this hours earlier, a 20 inch water main burst, sending thousands and thousands and thousands gallons of water cascading down the >> we're talking about some of these pipes have been in the ground for decades. maybe some a century long. that's certainly something we're worked on. >> reporter: roads in the area sealed off for

what steve mnuchin and wilbur ross will get done in first 90 days. secretary of state is still on the table. trump has it narrowed down to four names we're hearing. we'll tell you who is the on the short list. vice president-elect mike pence getting down to business on capitol hill. meeting with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell at this hour. we'll bring you details this hour as they unfold. connell: close but no cigar. the dow shy after record high. lori rothman following all of that with major moves in the markets from the floor of the new york stock exchange. the big news today covered by phil flynn out at chicago, the price of oil. phil a fox business contributor joining us from the cme there. boy, what a day, right? did i hear youarlier saying we could go to 60 on this thing? >> you bet i did. tell you what, the markets sure suggesting that right now. this historic agreement is right now. we are doing this at time global demand going up. we got a report from the energy information agency that september demand was up 1.2% from year ago. opec

steve mnuchin will be the treasury secretary, and he was on fox business earlier today. and wilbur ross, hopes to be commerce secretary. they were talking about the various plans out there and the 100 day rush to get cuts in regulation, to deal with obamacare and also to cut all tax rates. i want you to react what steve mnuchin had to say on that subject with maria bartiromo. >> we're already sitting down and discussing this with congress. and this is going to be something that happens absolutely within the first 90 days of this presidency. we'll have a major tax reform. biggest tax reform since reagan. and it's not just going to be a cut in corporate taxes, but also a very large middle income tax cut that will help this country. >> i know, senator, you're also one who watches out for spending. you do not like the piling of the get that we've seen. at least short term, it seems like that we will dig into deeper deficits, i'm sure a bang for the buck later on, but deficits likely will get worse. >> well, we have a deficit problem that needs to be addressed. and you addres

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steve mnuchin says the administration will work with congress to figure out how to pay for the effort. trump's team is working on a plan to roll back pieces of the industry. many experts say it stopped banks from lending to small businesses. >>> the president-elect plans to explain how he will step aside from his businesses at a news conference next month. early today, donald trump tweeted that legal documents were being crafted to take him completely out of business operations. many say he would expose himself to serious conflicts of interest if he kept a role in the company. some say handing over his business to his children doesn't go far enough. >>> new details about a charged with drunk driving. maryland state police tell us mel franklin crashed a county-owned vehicle into another car last week sending two people to the hospital. news 4's tracee wilkins got her hands on the police report today. she's live in upper marlboro with a look at what it reveals about the crash and what franklin did next. tracee? >> reporter: well, we tried talking with the council member. he did not retu

and another pick, former goldman sachs chairman, steve mnuchin for commerce secretary. and his businesses will be severed but to his children. >>> and democrats are elected nancy pelosi as their leader after a challenge from tim ryan. pelosi won 143-64 and has run the caucus since 2002 and some criticize pelosi from leading democrats from out of power. and some say they need her leadership for the upcoming fights with president-elect trump and the republican congress. >>> mcguire lakehurst is fixing a wage disparage. they were paid more at ft. dix or the mcguire area, and the office of personal management says that all civilian workers will be paid according to the new york area. that means all workers will see a boost in their salary at the first of the year. >>> now a look at stocks on wall street today. the stocks closing mixed as the dow closed up 2 points today and the nasdaq down 56 points and the s&p posted the best month since july although it closed down nearly 6 points today. >>> if you are one of those people that like to netflix and chill on the go. can you

. >> steve: here you go, man. >> rafe: thanks. >> steve: wow. you look like you could use something stronger. should i break out the bourbon? >> rafe: no. not yet, anyway. >> steve: tell me what i can do to help. >> rafe: i want to hire black patch to get hope out of prison. dig om or even trask. anything. could really use all the help i can get. >> steve: i hear you. >> rafe: and justin, he's working on an appeal, but... well, considering that hope admitted she killed stefano, i find it highly unlikely that a court is gonna want to hear an argument for a more lenient sentence. >> steve: so that's where the dirt/coercion comes into play? >> rafe: yeah. >> steve: that's called

my colleague, steve? >> good afternoon, everybody. live here in new york, 51 days away until donald trump is sworn in as president. topping the agenda, a great deal or crony capitalism? >> the vice president picked up the phone and called the ceo of united technologies and said we wanted to keep jobs here. i can't remember the last time a president did that. >> that's his new pick for treasury secretary who is praising the deal to keep 1,000 indiana jobs from moving to mexico. some asking if it sets a dangerous precedent. he is set to address the nation for the first time since the election tomorrow and this deal will be the topic. also pelosi survives. >> it's an opportunity that is a special one to lead the house democrats, bring everyone together as we go forward. >> the top democrat in the house faces down the challenge from her own party. did it weaken her? one of the top allies in the house, congressman steve israel will assess the fallout. no

. >> jim hahn from wealth financial group, steve grasso is here and steve checks in from chicago. jim, we had this oil rally that pushed the energy stocks higher, but the other is lowering. >> it's still financials and it's still materials. you have to look at where people were underweight. coming into the first half of the year, they were underweight in money and financials and they were overweight in large cap tech. today you see the large cap tech continuation of how it's being sold in the last month or so, and especially with the election results of lot longer row to go when adding on to their financials and energy. we look at the operating, maybe the first quarter of the new year as well. >> rick, ge got. a beige book report, anecdotal ronl r rooking record high and yet the ol. what do you think is the message from the performance in november? >> i think the message in the market is before november and obviously back from november, there are a turnstooil -- turn t turnstile. on the other side, it's hard to get a sustainable gdp. if you look at the atlanta gdp now, it's moved

steve mnuchin. among a lot of other things they are bowing to strip back they banking regulation known as dodd frank. they decided to give up his stiff stress wife to be secretary of commerce. and of course yesterday news that they were named transportation secretary. he has a plan already in place to replace obama care and that the divorce. she is expected to push for school choice. but the biggest? of all is still smacking our faces and hovering above our heads. willoughby met romney. we have dinner with the president-elect last night. all of us wondering if he gets the secretary of state job when we know you will know. in case anything breaks. the president-elect is keeping everyone on their toes. i guess even in the last hour and a half you know him as the district attorney. he met with the president-elect. came into trump tower and left shortly afterwards. he said that the president-elect had asked him to come here. he said mister trump wants him to stay on the job. they were put into the post.

. >> reporter: steve mnuchin is president-elect trump's pick for treasury secretary. he spoke to reporters at trump tower this morning. >> our number one priority is going to be the economy, get back to three to four percent growth. we believe that's very sustainable. >> reporter: mnuchin is a former goldman sachs executive who was the finance director for mr. trump's presidential campaign. the trump transition team also announced billionaire wilbur ross will be nominated for commerce secretary. the president-elect will hold a news conference on december 15 to discuss plans to leave his business empire while in office. in a series of tweets this morning, mr. trump said, i feel it is visually important as president to in no way have a conflict of interest with my various businesses. it's unclear if the billionaire plans to turn over his business holdings to his children or put them in a blind trust. transition officials tell cbs news the plan does not include a release of his tax returns. mr. trump had dinner last night with mitt romney and future white house chief of