taking a live look. the good news is, amelia, things look dry. . >>> plenty of sunshine. 35 degrees is the temperature. when you factor winds at 5 miles per hour it feels colder. feeling like it is 30 degrees outside. and we'll be dealing with the windchill factor throughout the day today. winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. what does that mean? winds won't be blowing over your trash cans but you will notice a chill to the a high temperatures today colder than yesterday. in the 30s and low 40s. 40s in washington. 37 in frederick. 36 in gaithersburg. today mate might not be the best day to hang the holiday lights. tomorrow, though, we're warmer. still need the gloves if you're going to be out for a while. conditions are looking did. if you're trying to figure out what day to get the christmas tree this weekend, sunday looks like the pest day. partly sunny skies and comfortable temperatures. i'll have the ski resort forecast in 10 minutes. >>> good morning, amelia. looking good traveling on the beltway in maryl

looks like things are picking up there, jan, good morning. >> good morning, the mall starting to look a little more like it should look on "black friday". a lot of people out and b a lot of bags in tow. something i always like to look for, when we're in the mall, on "black friday", especially, all the guys that are sitting around, that are nice enough to come out, with their family, just to bring them out, one gentleman on the corner there, reading a book. go farther down the line, another guy, with a laptop. of course we've got the smart phone, and couple of other guys just surfing the web. it is a really really funny thing to see. they are nice enough to bring their families out here. now, let's talk about deals watch are we seeing today? walking around the mall, seeing 50% off, 06% off. just a lot of good deals out there. just have to shop around and look for it. >> also how long does this mall stay open? open from 6:00 p.m. last night, a lot of stores stayed open for that time. then the mall doesn't close until 10:00 o'clock tonight. talking little more about that >> how are we do

day of looks great. know whether to really impact the dry spot over a weekend. especially on sunday >> : were looking at some more rain to or arrive in the bay area and also some sierra snow and that could impact a lot of folks heading back from other lands given destination heading back home over the weekend is >> : still several days out so to coast on that and could see some rain early as next friday in the north bay and weekends >> : check check of the traffic monday morning >> : and then in the south bay south of san jose was an accident northbound 87. at the allman expressway >> : this is where were we untold that that delay is a lot this morning you see traffic to the right are since is picking up very light traffic conditions no delay >> : hotspot free for the bridges this morning in the bay bridge. look at that as they approach part parts of the applause of very light rain right now no major hot spots to report and san mateo bridge and while in both directions this morning >> : a problems here a

looking pretty good. and you can see tomorrow along the eastern seaboard it's going to be a mess in the mid atlantic and new england but much of the country by thanksgiving iain and lucy looking pretty good. dry and quiet. as far as that seven day forecast we're looking at temperatures staying chilly over the next several days. cold for friday shoppers and then back to the mid 50s by sunday. >> all right. we just have to navigate tomorrow. >>> chutely. sue serio will have the latest on those model runs and snowfall totals, too. >> scott, thank you her bridal shop thrown into the spotlight when a nurse with ebola walked in forced to shut down for weeks thousands of dollars lost now that nurse wants refund. why she's demanding her money back. >> the latest trend. getting hair tattoos. both men and women are showing up for the permanent ink. does it work? we'll >> tensions are high in ferguson breaking news right now. live look at the police station and from what we're hearing from police on the scene, they'

at the time i was looking at the 33, 37 so. you think about it in january, smik doing me 28, 32 right now. his timing is better and i got to tell you, that the thing looks washed out right here. the trade looks like a really good one. you consider the move that xl lee. if you catch this thing this is to the up side. >> to that point in terms of the xle, does that follow that the -- does the xle predict this? >> i guess the crude stock market a thin market. but it is. it's only a few big players in the middle east, wealthy people in texas. whereas, the equity market and specifically the shares market reflects all of the judges made by the biggest managers in the world. so the presumption is and this is often the case, that shares lead a commodity. it happens in gold, mining stocks versus gold bouillon and here too we think that the non-follow through to the down side in energy stocks is a tell that actually crude is at or near an end in terms of its decline. >> got a question out there, send us a tweet. check out our website. we

look at thestate meeting? when this is all said and done there be awill change in any policy in terms of oil productions? >> no. i do not think there will be a difference regardless. you look the oil markets today, making sure a number of things. one is that the world is well supplied, that we understand supply and demand he needs. also, why and demand of oil, so as long as we understand where we are and what supplies looking like, and what consuming countries have to deal with, and what the national security shortages would be, which would be on expected, then we are in good shape. regardless of what happens here, we're going. >> a fascinating time for us in america. we are at least on the verge of energy independence and maybe we become an exporting nation? like theonally do not word energy independence. oil is a global commodity. whatever happens, even if everything we consume here is produced here, whatever happens if there is a commodity overseas, if there is a big national disaster there, we will feel th

at a live look here and meet at the golden gate bridge looking for rain here coming the bay area >> : as for running us on this was a morning star and weather forecasts wandering coming our way >> : and it will be wednesday night into thursday morning and that seems to be the time later on a talking probably after homeland you could be in bed with the rain beginning fall >> : live look outside know what weather yet relatively clear out there in terms of visibility the clouds are over head and look for the morning fog to kick in at some point watching for that >> : another day of mild weather talking temperatures in the '60s once again tomorrow and a what morning commute this we expect like up to as we look ahead for the week of a chance of rain possibly over the weekend another shot next week. that one could be a pretty good and we're keeping an eye on that >> : quickly here with this looks like a touch as where they are right now lopper fifties to low 60s with 68 oakland got was bay area 55 to 50 degrees right now. coming up the 15 level forecast for you coming up with that rain in d

and now look at what he creek camera and we see traffic building we are looking at clear conditions no faults report here definitely since of fog for parts of north bay and the costs with the visibility this morning also to laos for annapolis and half a mile for satyr rose up and looks like half moon bay improve a little bit from zero to now half a mile ride was a done zero visibility to miles and not you but you to see sfo problems for fog the sworn half will say that light and we won't miss this impact to flex this morning will keep posted if that change is >> : since fog developing some of the morning hours has for the afternoon sun is once again of the sun shines 74 year high in milpitas san jose's >> : having the state-by-state 373 san leandro and danville. 76 pleasanton fairfield a little warmer and 77 degrees and oakland area nice day for you high 73 alameda downtown san francisco pushing close to 70 at 69. 68 daily citied 73 the bottom of '70s for friends and nappa >> : and talk about the rain change is coming tomorrow yours temperatures really dropping tomorrow especially engl

look at it. two things we know. we found the 2012 bottom, and today we reversed nicely at that low, about the 76 level. you have a 30% decline over six months, and the presumption is here that we're going to -- see if i can move it forward, seem to be stuck, so here's the play for uso. looking for a 10% move, back up to this trend line where we -- yikes, excuse me -- 10% uso to reflect an over sold condition in crude to catch up with the energy shares. >> all right, carter, technical difficulties, of course. we have an opec meeting that could provide juice to the trade. >> to the exend that opec is as relevant as u.s. north american crude production is. you know, i think it is going to have an impact. i'm wondering whether we're seeing basically a lot of, you know, basically the effort to just scare everybody out of it. i personally look at the longer term shark in crude. go back to early 2009 in the depths of the credit crisis, grim as could be, we got down to 70 bucks, a 10% decline where it is currently trading.

here is a quick look at your bridges, the bay bridge looks great. a great time to leave the house if you have to get to work this morning. kids are off from school, government offices are closed, so we shouldn't see as many people on the roads. should be an easier commute. i don't want to jinx it so i'll knock on wood. you can see an easy light ride on the san mateo bridge, golden gate bridge we did see fog this time yesterday but we're not seeing fog yet. we'll see fog developing in the north bay. here is a look at the richmond- san rafael bridge, very light. 4:34. james, back to you. >>> happening today, a new york emergency room doctor who was diagnosed with ebola after returning home from guinea is expected to be released from the hospital. 33-year-old craig spencer will leave bellevue hospital where he's been treated since october 23. he was working in west africa with doctors without borders. spencer now is ebola free and he's expected to go to his apartment after he's released. >>> back here in the bay area a lot of veterans day events, a tre

that's a look at the ride. back to howard with our forecast for today. >> out in the weather chair, it's pretty comfortable out here this morning. i've left the jacket in. it's a little cool. we've got 50s, but the wins are nice and light. some areas in the upper 40s an the warm spots now are over 60 degrees. show you the day planner, you'll see the clouds that we're dealing with across the land. there's a couple of slivers in the clouds. we may see just a peek or two of sun today, especially this morning, but the better chance of sun if we go to the weather computer, oh, the weather computer, that's on me. the better chance of sun will be on me. we're running now from the upper 40 new zealand the cool spots like manassas, to the low 60s in hagerstown and martinsburg and winchester and we're talking about temperatures this afternoon upper 60s, maybe 70 in fredricksburg, but low 60s north and west. if you are out toward the shenandoah valley and you're going to see maybe a shower late, better chance of rain for

the things that looked like, the thing that looked like it was most lacking in the report is that it emphasized building large solar and wind and hydro projects and things like that, but really seemed to deemphasize a lot the idea of small solar and behind the meter efficiency throughout businesses and residences throughout the city and clean energy is headed in that direction. we're not just trying to get clean energy, we're trying to get decentralized energy that's owned by the city and owned by the customers. even though that other stuff is low hanging fruit that's cost effective, we need this to be more balanced and do a lot of --. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> hello, commissioners, my name is ed holtzman, i'm representing 360 san francisco today. i'm excited to see the report, i looked over the executive summary last night and i think that in general like we're pretty happy that a lot of our comments seem to have made it into the document. i guess the two things that i would flag, just having read the first 25 pages, and i'll send some comments to mr. fried, i mean they

we are looking good on 66, 95 in virginia looking good. and taking a look in maryland, 270 southbound from germantown to the beltway on time. the outer loop, 95 to 270 on time. and now travel times, 286 to 495, ten minutes. 95 north from quantico to the beltway, the 22. that's as good as it gets. i'm back in ten minutes with a live trip down 270. >>> we know it's your favorite part of the game for a lot of you, new this morning, why the commercials you'll see during the super bowl will have a different feel to them. >>> with so many people heading downtown and blue line service suspended today, getting around will be tough. we'll help you break it all down to help you get where you need to go without any headaches. weather and traffic is always on "news4 today." keep watching the screen. >> throughout the break, we'll show you live storm team 4 radar along with how traffic is moving on the topside of the beltway and on 66 in centreville. of shaving stuff. and thankfully, being able to find backups. ♪i want it all! ♪and i want it now! y

take a look. these people behind me definitely are. they've been coming and going all night long and showing no signs of letting up much these doors behind me will be open all night to help shoppers burn off that thanksgiving dinner and burn the midnight oil. >> i am getting elmo. i'm getting drum sets. i'm getting dr. stuff. i'm getting dolls report roar this woman is one of many people who cut thanksgiving dinner short. >> i'm going to target and wal*mart. >> reporter: to shop for her two sons and two nephews as soon as the stores open. her first stop toys r us in cherry hill which opened at 5:00 o'clock. >> it's really hard 'cause because i believe this is the day to give thanks and you should be with your familiar and my husband actually wanted me to stay home but i came out any way. >> reporter: check out the long line of people who waited to get in. cindy was the first in line and says the sales on thanksgiving make it well worth it. >> last year i saved over five hadn't dread dollars. >> re

a live look now at 476 at lawrence road from 95 to 76 and then up to the northeast extension looking good free and clear of any accidents or any issues. for drivers in bear, delaware. route 896 and summit bridge. the right lane is blocked in both directions. >> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> you could see the changes taking place in your area as low clouds and some fog move in. this is the view from the melon bank building in center city. the temperature is holding at 46 degrees at philadelphia international, but much of the area is chillier, chilly enough for fog to be forming there. you could see it in this view looking across the delaware, the low cloudiness obscuring some of the tops of the building in center city at this time. those low clouds become fog in parts of new jersey where the temperatures have dropped into the 30s for wrightstown and toms river and north and west 30s, as well. 39 degrees in lafayette hill while blue bell is at 41 degrees this morning. collegeville at 35 and into the middle 30s for pottstown. so, it's a chilly mo

92 does not look too wet here. likely will do before much longer. if you're heading toward golden gate you will find a pretty easy ride so far but again one for one no one felt bound. it >> : 5 03 right now developing stories ever and cisco police looking for 12 your old girl who consider at risk. reported missing than a week ago. as bond and note the spake >> : live now san francisco police department with details >> : please consider her at risk as the tallest possibly a victim of sex trafficking class a and nine days ago to over all the money hall described to 5 ft. 4 in. tall hundred and 60 lbs. less seen wearing black yoga has cut off shirt high heels spot and oakland one day this week as the tour father went missing last monday mutt november 10th and martin luther king jr. middle school her father out or it should never return home from school last week filed a missing persons report with police department and has been not looking every night >> : and spoke to him light last night understandably very concerne

look at that. temperatures going to range between the mid-60s and the mid- 70s with a few clouds starting out but we'll have a sunny finish. what's happening is that low pressure out there will advance to the shoreline. that will bring us rain by the weekend. but in the meantime today and tomorrow, mostly sunny. the rain begins tomorrow night in the north bay and will spread south over the rest of the bay area over the weekend. forecast highs for today santa rosa up to 66. fairfield 70. 72 at livermore. and 71 degrees in san jose. 68 for mountain view. we'll have the extended forecast including that rain in a few minutes but first, let's get the latest with frank and juliette. >>> traditional kickoff to the holiday shopping season may be tomorrow but retailers are doing things differently this time around. getting an early start here. kpix 5's kiet do joins us live at san jose's almaden valley to explain how some of this year's deepest discounts can be found today on thanksgiving. good morning. >>

taking a wider look at things, overall looking good. things slowly quite nicely. 66 and 95, no major problems. 270 coming up at 5:31. >>> 5:24. investigators are saying exhaustion may be the cause of a deadly bus crash in northern california. it slipped and the top was sheered off this weekend. a tour group was on the bus. one man died. >>> ravens players and broadcasters tweeted about what happened saying there was hardly even a delay. . >>> they call it monday morning quarterbacking. and this morning there is going to be a lot of talk about redskins quarterback rg3. jay grewen gave him a vote of confidence yesterday. he said rg3 would be the starting quarterback next week. griffin has tried to say the right things and hoping to silence critics with a win. but san francisco had other plans. there he is getting sacked towards the end of the game. postgame he said it was important to stay focused. >>> we will watch the tape, try to get better each week. trust the process. trust what we're doing. trust what coach is doing. be able to go o

other players are looking at giving into the states. we are often looking at looking at the states. b to c market share from the top three players are all chinese companies. take a look at the number four player on your screen. operated izon china, amazon. it has a percentage of the market share. .01% times 1.3 plus those in people. that is still not insignificant. it is a small number. i was told that amazon is doing a lot to invest in china. the market share, when it comes to e-commerce companies, was a lot better to what -- than 1.6%. >> ok. ande are such tiny slivers tiny slices of the overall pie. notou could argue they do have a strategy. this is only the second time they participated in singles day. programnched a two-day november 10 in china. they're offering the discounts. they're also looking for better delivery. thesetarted creating warehouses in the shanghai free trade zone. that gives them the ability to .eliver packages number three is the international shopping experience. they want chinese people to have access to goods all over the world. opening of amazon u.s., ama

look at all that fog. taking a look at the peninsula gra grael. >> first, let check your drive. at least try to help people to get to work on time. it could be a tough one, mike. >> the conditions could be tough but it friday so we'll see a little bit lighter volume of traffic. some folks are maybe trying to take a longer weekend. in oakland, we can't see much farther than we could before. it all the way up to just short of high street. if but then the bay bridge toll plaza shows a good break and you can see the oakland hills behind it. just be prepared for lower disability and cover those brakes. now look at the map. anywhere north of the bay bridge does have a clearing. we'll talk about the orange highlighting. that means there should be fog in the area, which is what we saw in oakland. the tri-valley, west 580, there's a new crash that may be sticking out in your slow lane. and anywhere south of the san mateo bridge is starting to see a problem. . >> we can also see how lightly traveled this roadway is. you have about a quarter mile, half mile visibility. lower the speed, we

let's take a look right the ben franklin. good morning to you, ben. traffic is looking good. no issues between the tolls and eighth and vine and mass transit's on time. i'm just full of good news. >> you really are there, karen. at least you got a lot of green stuff on that graphic. on the big board this morning we have been looking at temperatures in the upper 40's, up to about the mid-50's this morning and by 9 o'clock, we're at 60 degrees and if you're running errands today, really no problems as you move through the day. we're going to see an increase in cloud cover but a noon temperature of 65. 67 by 3 o'clock. your high today is 68 right around there at 2 o'clock and 61 degrees by 6 o'clock. light winds gathering clouds but staying dry. if you are headed to the airport, we have had some problems up the pike at newark international but it now looks like those earlier delays are now off the board and so things should be back to normal. no rain reported in any of our most frequently traveled destinations, tam. >> okay, happy flying. thank you david. >>> a new study finds e

so a pretty looking weekend. a live look outside. we are seeing stars this morning before that sun officially rises. 34 in philadelphia. two degrees above freezing. winds out of the west at eight miles per how. winds not a problem. temperatures across the region, yeah. 20s and 30s. cold start. 27 in mount pocono. 30 in lancaster. 28 in lan chester. slide down to the south and east. 31 in millville. 29 in atlantic city. 31 in wilmington. across the board, yeah, it's going to a cold day today. we had a warm workweek. 71 last wednesday. 69 last thursday. that's all good. only 53 yesterday. certainly felt cold. it was below normal. 59. today we're going to be colder than that. 51. keep it in the ballpark tomorrow as we head throughout the sunday. headlines today, off to a cold start. looking at jacket kind of day and sunglasses. keep those things in mind as you head out. taking a live look outside. clear skies this morning. pretty looking morning. windchills in the 20s, 30s, teens in some spots. as we go throughout time we're not going t

we get into tomorrow, tomorrow disurnlt look half -- doesn't look half bad at all. it will be sunny and windy and chilly. today, rain, in the afternoon, shower activity. 49 degrees is the high, winds out of the north 20 to 30 miles per hour. maybe a few showers left over at 3:00 p.m., 49. overnight tonight, 34 degrees for the suburbs, 38 for center city. tomorrow the winds are whipping around for as windy as it's going to be today. it's windier for sunday. 49 today, 50 tomorrow. monday, 57. tuesday, election day looks fantastic, a combination of sun and clouds, philadelphia 67. south and east a couple of degrees warmer. wednesday warm with sun, 64. thursday, 64. friday it's chilly again, high of 53. don't forget eva we fall back one hour tonight set the clock back one hour before you go to sleep. we gain a precious hour. >> if you do forget you're just an hour early. >> reporter: we need that hour. >> a lot of people are calling colorado man dad of the year. he didn't want to challenge spoil his stepson's halloween. jake has cerebral palsy and uses a wheelchair to g

look at that snow. it just pushed right through there, knocked through that door, one of the doors collapsed there and if you take a look at this thruway, this is likely the new york state thruway people are still stuck. you're looking at probably they got up to 8 feet of snow and more is on the way. one more shot here. as you can see, the amount of snow, here's the bridge, you can see someone tried to get through there. hopefully some emergency vehicle is paving the way for cars that, again, were stuck foreclose to 24 hours. about 8 feet of snow in some areas and it has been accompanied by high winds. take a look at this time lapse video. this is -- you can watch the snow actually coming n it looks sort of eerie there over the buildings and the new york national guard was deployed to help out buffalo dig out. officials say that 150 vehicles, many still filled with freezing drivers and passengers were immobilized on snow packed highways. as i said some for more than 24 hours. now, talk about adding insu

what's it look look in oakland now? a lot of repairs now? >> yeah, we've had contractor out here since around midnight, 12:30, boarding up some of the businesses that were damaged. we're looking at the starbucks where most of the windows were damaged or smashed here. we're at broadway and 8th. if you go down to 9th and 10th, we'll see a lot of graffiti on the walls. smart and final store had a lot of windows smashed or damaged and looting inside. it appears there's at least one other building damaged in front of city hall. it began as a peaceful gathering of about a thousand people who came here for the broadcast of the michael brown grand jury decision. when it was announced that darren wilson would not be indicted, some decided to march and some decided to break the law, despite the fact there was a police presence, you see the looting, the smashed windows, graffiti on the outside of the building, set trash cans on fire. there were people who remained peaceful, who had candlelight vigils, who had die-ins, that sort of thing, calling for ju

look at that. iconic bay bridge out there. look at the lights. it's hard to believe we're going to approach some pretty nice temperatures this afternoon. >> yes. absolutely. it still a little bit dark outside, christina time is running out for your thanksgiving plan. it's some gorgeous conditions for those last-minute areas. maybe it's just taking up the turkey atpoint. >> this morning grab a coat, something you can ditch later on. it's cool and clear out there to start the day. really good looking afternoon numbers, 71 for the south bay, 70 on the peninsula and 67 in san francisco. for your thanksgiving, really comfortable conditions will continue and then we bring on that rain. take a look at this, though. 0 degrees for thebay. as we head throughout your furst, 64 for the east bay, north bay is at 69 degrees and then it comes in. and this is what we're looking at from the first round of rains saturday's system, point to 9 and then that could potentially bring us up to an inch and floup you'll get around that heavy stuff if you are traveling on

look look at the evidence closely, building capitol murder case against frein. heads back to court next week for preliminary hearing. >> no wonder he was hiding for seven weeks. >> he had big star there. prosecutors say he killed a state trooper, seriously injured another outside the barracks few miles from where authorities track him down. that manhunt lasted 48 days. >> ncaa going to court over penn state sanctions touched down request from the ncaa, to halt january trial. at issue, the legal penalties, imposed on penn state, during the jerry sandusky scam del. suing governor tom corbett over vetoes of spending bills. >> class claims did not follow rules for public notice, puts state budget monday any lafleuri search. issued vetoes for $72 million intended for variety of purposes, that his administration says was necessary to ensure bald budget. corbett spokesman says the lawsuit being reviewed, adding insult to injury, corbett was defeat in the tuesday's midterm elections, by democrat tom wolf, will take offers in january. >> political campaign, pennsylvania

at how the president has used this time and look ahead, if we look at george w. bush in the 2006 elections and two years until yo 2008? >> i think there were parallels. 2006 was a very democratic year, and keeping with historical trends. bill clinton is the only president to add in a six-year election to add seats to his party in congress since the civil war. george bush, obviously there were problems with the economy, the wars in iraq, dill illusionment among th populous{^l" ^}, and lack of motivation, and historical lack of turnout. so there are clearly parallels here although i don't think we're going to see a wave on the order of what we saw in 2006. this time tomorrow, ray, we'll see an expansion likely of republican-held house and-sena and-senate. >> many hope that you've heard their messages on the campaign trail. we'll look at our 2016 trail ahead. stay with us. the issues with expert analysis and updates from across the country. midterm coverage that's serious, straightforward and unbiased. tonight, 7:00 eastern. on al jazeera america. >> on the next "ta

station as we get a look at the kickoff at the thanksgiving. >> we'll get a look at at the turkeys who got a presidential pardon. >> reporter: if you're dressing the kids, make sure put on the hats and gloves and coats for the thanksgiving day parade. ' dt is here. bold start, smooth finish, never bitter. >> time for a preview of "g.m.a.," today's show will have a philadelphia flare. >> ginger zee is joining us live in center city, here for the oldest thanksgiving day parade. welcome, ginger, we're glad you're here. >> reporter: matt and tam, i have to come to philadelphia to talk to. i'm happy to be here for the the 95th we've got the balloons back here, they are dancing a little, they are dancing, look at this, the bands are warming up. you want to give me a little something, you know they are getting set. this is going such a great morning, now that we have the flurries, i know you have the forecast nailed all morning, i couldn't thing of a more perfect way to spend my thanksgiving. i'll see you on "g.m.a." >> ginger we're glad you can join us, we're looking forward to it. for those

as you take a look outside, we're taking a look at the snow coming down in the poconos. as i show you the radar shots, i'll show you how fast the lingering snow is moving out. confined to the poconos in trenton moving out of norristown. heading into the rest of today. expect temperatures to stay well below average. we should be at 52 degrees for this time of year. instead by 9:00 a.m., 36 degrees and cold by noon, 39 and cloudy. and 4:00 p.m., 37 degrees. some areas will warm into the 40s today. i am tracking the return with warmer temperatures in my seven-day forecast. i'll go over the details on that for now, let's check in with

and i won't ever stop looking for shane, ever, ever, ever stop looking for shane. >> there is a $10,000 reward for information that leads to the whereabouts of shane montgomery. that search again begins again this morning at about 10:00 with the marine unit back on the water. we'll of course be here to bring you the latest. that's from manayunk, steve patterson, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thank you, steve. police are also searching for 14 year old kayla adams this west philadelphia. he was seen at his home on the 6200 block of carpenter street friday night. police say the teenager is autistic, and suffers from adhd. adams is known to frequent the ymc a on the 5100 block of chestnut street. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> detective are investigating a police-involved shooting in germantown, suspect shot in the neck at portco and reger around 8:30 last night. he is in stable condition. weapon was recovered at the scene. not known right now if the suspect was shot by police or someone else. we're told no police officers were injured during the shooting. >> the police

stuart: looking at the graphics it looks real to me. kevin spacey appears in the game, he is not the adding machine gun. >> he is a despotic power hungry character. stuart: he is himself. >> he is not kevin spacey but you can see this image. he looks like kevin spacey and tell instantly and his voice is there and it is remarkable. stuart: i don't know much about games. my generation doesn't do it but this is the firstttime i can remember where a big-name hollywood actor goes front and center in a video game. >> it is rare. there have been a lot of factors, and harris -- is rare to see the face actually making the appearance in the game. such a recognizable face as kevin spacey people know instantly this is a big-name actor. you have this hollywood audience and bringing in the gaming audience that love this franchise. stuart: activevision is the leading gaming company bought a long way. >> they got competition as one of the bigger ones that activevision -- stuart: call of duty is an amazing thing to say. the biggest entertainment franchi

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do we look at the bank of korea? how do they react? what is the political and central-bank reaction? >> i think there is going to be infantilization. integrated. the global economy is not expanding very fast. that means there is more pressure to keep production level up. they required to continue to do the shipments outside of the asian region as well. the japanese yen is another intensity of competition. an export of deflation. >> you and i are going to talk about europe and the u.k. here is a look at one stock on the move this morning. it is ryanair, europe's biggest budget airline. shares getting a little lift up. they are boosting the forecast by 100 million euros. 9%.stock is up almost up next, the u.k. business secretary vince cable joins us to talk about the strength of the british economy, and of course the question that could eugover if we get the u.k. referendum. stay with us. we are "on the move." >> welcome back. we stream on everything. we were talking before the break about the bank of japan. there was a little squeeze. >

it's something we could look at. it's not something that jumped out at me in looking and spending a lot of time looking at these data. but it could certainly be there. you know, what comes out clearly in our data is within the interior that people convicted of a crime are a rising share of those interior removals. so i don't know if that could've been part of the driver. i didn't really find another interior trend that was obvious to me. and we, unfortunately, don't have detainer data in our data set, but that's something that would be interesting to look at. let me just say one other thing, and you know, the i.c.e. eid data set in one of the other things were frustrated by in this data set -- >> what's eid? >> enforcement integrated database, the main i.c.e. removal database, isn't designed to really track exactly how people flow into the system. so there's an arrest program listed, but a lot of those arrests are by the criminal alien program which is the biggest part of i.c.e.'s removal operation. and you can't see

>> well, look. i think obviously since the beginning of 2013 and into '14, you've clearly had more confidence coming back into the market. if you look at the market action this year, all of the pullbacks have been relatively brief and relatively shallow. even october, we get to that correction level. so i think investors are looking for any opportunity to get into the market and that is why you have that type of -- that type of action. so looking forward, i think we're entering a phase in the economy that you're going to a 3% growth from what has been a 2% world that has characterized this expansion for the last four years. and i think that's going to help bring more confidence and bring more investors back into the market. >> do you think it's going to do that because without any more setbacks? in other words, if you missed your opportunity in late september or early october, that was it? >> well, no. i think you're still going to get pullbacks and, look, eventually we have to have a correction, ri

today we got a look at what the images looked like from the ground. i don't want to show them to you. they come from an eyewitness, kenneth brown. after separating from the plane they carried it to launch altitude just as the rocket motor ignites. now, on the next image you can see it racing ahead of the mother ship which later returned to the field safely. then in the next two frames the incident itself. something terrible happens, we don't yet know what. something happened, and spaceship ii breaks apart. all of this unfolded at 40,000 feet. it only took seconds, a go-team of federal investigators is on scene tonight. what is the latest on ground, paul? >> reporter: well, anderson, no doubt one area focus is going to be the fuel mixture. officials revealing to us today it was the first time that they tested what they call a new fuel formulation in the air. they had previously tested that formula on the ground. also tonight, we have a vast debris field. more than three miles long at some point, they're going to focus on that. we know that one pilot su

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>> scott is looking good. he knew he was under a lot of pressure. >> i like that. >> it has been great having you here. "power lunch" starts right now. >>> thank you very much. we have a full show this hour but first to washington and breaking news. >> federal officials saying they do not expect obamacare will set up more than 9 to 9.9 million people by the end of 2015. that is a projection lower than previously, earlier expected to be 1 million by 2015. open enrollment resumes on saturday. officials are saying what this

take a look. us is richard, the chief economist at the bank of singapore. thank you for joining us. surprised? as far as we could see, the data has not been that had. le measure support growth. i think it is surprising they want to cut rates at this point. yeah. >> that may be the case. there are undercurrents of negativity. loansve nonperforming rearing their ugly head and housing figures. you saw them dropping. shipis a way to steady the as they focus on the measured slowdown? >> that is probably the right way to look at it. housing is the most worrying part of the economy and they have been easing policy towards housing for months now. must be quite worried about the housing market. i am not sure that a minor rate cut will make a lot of difference. it made ees some pressure on developers. may ease some pressure on the developers. biga is in the middle of problems with the banking system. cutting rates in a credit bubble is not necessarily the best way to deal with the credit bubble. if anything

>> it looks like folks are looking for 233,000 today. futures are pointing at a high are open. investors will be focused on this report due out in about 15, 20 minutes with unemployment expected to remain at 5.9%. the major indices are on pace for their third straight weekly pain. >> sam and laura, do you remember the google bar? they came up with spog. >> you were being. >> and that doesn't anybody fired. when you look at their quarterly revenue, it like decimal zero, zero 2% of their quarter live revenue. >> what happened if it just fell? >> they're still sitting there as best i know. >> drop in the bucket. >> be woof there you go. water good. we recognize values. rose moan yoz has helped. and then i got it home and couldn't figure out reception. now i do. thank you very much, guys. >> everyone is talking about the fog this morning. >> yeah, it's dangerous, really, really thick this morning. watch this. i love all the cool gizmos and gadgets we have for you. technology has come a long way in the weather department as well. this is high atop mt. washington and you can see what

it looks to be a little higher. and red flag warnings are not warning and oh, no of those ban iboundaries are surging from the southeast and there from are why opinion and there is not a lot of mix and snow and also some rain plunging down into colorado, 30s and 40s for some 50s for others, there were a lot of 30s and san ramon pittsburgh, lafayette, you may be colder in the back yard, hayward easterly breeze, half- moon bay which is why we get stirring up from the atmosphere and then everything begins to change. am and the first system comes in and the second one comes in much stronger, be advised and this could be a big event probably not until sunday and monday. chilly and nice, may be a little haze, also lower 70s, no issues except for patchy fog otherwise it will be a mild dry day and it looks like a series of systems, strongest sunday and monday. >> okay, big delays, okay, steve, thank you. >>> coming up, the accidental tweet which may have given away the transitional plan. >> but first... >> one of our former

>> i look at this as a journey. so we will be starting basically with the ip with a technology just trending the market hard with all these charging spots. then you will connect these to a network. and then you will have to put services on top of the network. so it is an evolution over the years where you basically climb up the ladder with various business models. >> how would you characterize the technology right now? where are we? for those who aren't familiar with it to a large degree. >> i was walking through the airport this morning getting here. and you know you watch the people. and they are all looking for power outlets charging their devices. even early in the morning. >> or they carry a brick. i carry little brick. >> and then you have to take care of the brick being charged. so it is not really comfortable. what we want is people have access to charging wherever they are. and taking this worry away from them. >> i'm dieing to have that reality occur. when will there be standardization so that whatever bra

looking at pictures of ferguson, missouri. a large protest happening in the city going up and down, the city, starting on the fdr. highway, through times square, 7th avenue. miguel mar quez is in the crowd in new york city. miguel, the froes has been peaceful in ferguson. not so peaceful now. the ones in new york city wondering if they're still peaceful? >> they are peaceful here. very, very determined, don. people chanting for justice on the streets. we are now moving on the west side. we have been, the central city. we have been south. we have been east. now all the way on the west side of manhattan. it appeared they wanted to move on to the west side highway. want to block that. police had blocked the entry way on to it. now they are moving up towards harlem. and a very strong message. and they have been chanting for justice. not only for mike brown in ferguson. but also for individuals here in new york. there are two -- two high profile -- [ indiscernible ] >> we are having a bit of trouble, hearing you, miguel. stand by.

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looks reasonably sound. >> are we looking at lower oil prices because of the economy or looking at a different poker game to determine what the price of oil is? looking athat we're is short for supply-side versus globally for production in a weaker euro zone and a softening china. it is a commendation of those three forces. >> i have to ask about the headlines with jpmorgan saying it is under investigation for the currency probe. these big banks keep getting pulled over by these legal expenses. is that holding of the recovery symptomatic of what we are facing? been a regulatory and legal headwind for some time. this is not new. sure, it is been a web blanket and a persistent headwind. >> did you see boj coming? as i was? shocked >> i was pleasantly surprised. it is election day. the polls start to close and we will get things kicked off at 5:00 eastern. a one-hour special, with all the respect, following with a 2014 election special with pimm fox. and then extended coverage of the races across the united states echoes on all night. our twitter question of the day -- we need each and

look at his eyes. when they brought him into the shelter they discovered he had a condition that makes his eye lids turned in. he kept his eye closed to give him protection. our friends took him in. this is him post surgery. this is what he looks like now. >> look at that face. >> that is a cute face. this is what he looks like when somebody gets him out of his cage. >> paw. paw. >> he's a 3-year-old bull terrier. he's looking for a forever home. while luke has been boarded at this facility for a year, he's been locked up in a cage where he spends most his time. they are worried about him because he is depressed. our fans want to get him adopted and desperate dogs of long island. they shared his story. we have jacqueline from forever friends. thank you for joining us. >> tell me what it is about luke that makes you go and play with him every day. >> he's such a goof ball. when he gets out of the cage and gets outside, it's so wonderful to see him enjoying his day. he so looks forward to it and so do i.

one bad tunnel with one replacing one blight with another that's my insight i found myself 1789 and i look at kind of trends and styles in the buildings and office spaces and things i sat in absolve fields and in selma valley i wonder how long you know offices are going to be in style i look at that and sitting down there they're not as greener there's a battle between the air conditioning on the infringes of the building and the air conditional use variance in the middle and people don't want to be on the inside but near a window how are those things going to be in fashion we have a similar formula retail where people try to should you horn into the city and silicon valley is doing that and folks are embracing that i'm concerned about the small building being demolished i support the housing 33 percent we're almost there we talked about pdr whether they're a zoning or pdr zoning i mentioned to the forest city folks if you have an office pdr drops about fourth of them are in food so sitting in the office we consume a lot of food so to get jobs in the neighborhood food service is a great a

look at the hour-by-hour warm up. future weather showing 55 degrees by 5:00 and scattered clouds and then into the 60s this afternoon. 66 degrees with clouds moving inland, that's 3:00 this afternoon. it's this evening these clouds could produce a few scattered showers mainly off to the north and west, about 8:00 this evening, the temperatures are still nice and mild. 59 degrees in philadelphia and farther north and west, it's in the upper 50s, as well. so, today we will see fog disappear and partly sunny skies and nice and mild. 64 degrees this afternoon. some of the cooler areas up to 67 in a few spots. and it looks like it will continue into tomorrow, too. the extended future weather in less than ten minutes. >>> 11 minutes after 4:00 and time to check the roads out there on this early tuesday, veterans day. first alert traffic reporter katy zachary has a look at that. everything clear out there? >> the beauty about this time of morning, there's not a lot of cars on the road and the only thing you have to deal with