they were all suspicious of matt. >> reporter: nique's daughter alex had lived with her mother and matt until she was 16. and there was plenty she'd had to say to the detective. >> i wanted him to know what was going on in the house. i wanted him to know that i suspected him from the beginning, that my mom would have never left her girls, and i wanted him to know he would restrain her or lock her in bathrooms. >> reporter: why did he do that? the whole thing with the cameras? >> he's just extremely controlling. >> reporter: still, despite the family's suspicion and the fact that the semen found on nique's body proved to be matt's, the enough evidence to make an arrest. there's no ankle bracelet on this man? you haven't taken his passport? >> no. >> does anybody say, if you're going to be moving around, tell us where you're going to be? is it that kind of relationship with the authorities at that point? >> no. he's -- there's not really a relationship with us. >> reporter: what about all that computer evidence, the video files from matt's hard drives? they appeared to be useless. after m

matt. many people not out there desks this week. we are going to be dropping in terms of the volume. the markets on the equity front are calm right now. not much of a movement when it comes to european equities. ftse 100 north of 7000. down by 0.1%. similar story for the cac and the dax. seeing aess, we are mild weakening as we await the end of the year. most books closed by this stage. the devil is in the details. here is manus. manus: in the united states, they did not want to touch 20,000. that has got psychological reverberations. equity markets though. financials down by 0.2%. are we underpricing? the potential contagion from banca monte dei paschi. dying and birds of 2016, people are away and the propensity for real vitriol the reaction in the markets is lessened. equities are lower. 20,000 has not been touched in the u.s.. they may have a bailout to deal with. hong kong is in a correction territory. oil, one optimist out there. 2018spent $1 million on calls with an expiry at $100, so

matt. matt: thanks very much, nejra. in standing at the ecb frankfurt waiting for mario draghi's decision first and press conference later. three main things we will pay attention to from the ecb today. number one, the extension of qe. how long and that was level are we going to see qe extended? number two, the rules around the bond buying, are they going to have to change the rules to allow them to continue? number three is the tapering. what is that tapering going to look like? a kind of trajectory will it have? mario draghi's qe will look a bit like the ecb building this morning shouted in fog. he wants investors to know it is there and solid but they are not exactly sure where it ends. apparently they made on the 41st floor. if you can figure out where the 41st floor is and whether it is in the clouds or not, i think it is in the freaking fog. they will not have a clue what is -- the freezing fog. they will not have a clue. there is a greek element that is part and parcel. it will be an interesting story to watch. th

matt and nique. the one where she allegedly flashed him. >> she tore off her top and she says, "come on let's go. let's f like a family." >> were you expecting any sort of comment like that? >> never, i -- never. >> reporter: once nique disappeared, clegg said matt leili inquired about having his wife involuntarily committed and even hired a divorce attorney. a man who knows his wife is already dead, he says, wouldn't have done either of those things. >> he did not really want to divorce her. he wanted to let her know, look, here are your options. you can go get help for yourself, or i'm going to go forward with a divorce. >> reporter: the defense wrapped up its case by calling matt and nique's two daughters, rebecca, now 14, and amanda, 17. >> did you ever see your dad hit your mom? >> no. >> did you ever see any obvious injuries or bruises to your mom? >> no, sir. >> reporter: according to the girls, their mother was the one with the violent temper, not their dad. >> she took a heel and threw it. a

matt: absolutely. youing from the movers showed us earlier, we can see everyone is doing well but for banks. the italian banks. they are down across the board. is downing that bmps only 1%. that may be a case of cell on the rumor, by on the news. popular down by more than 5% and san paolo down by the same amount. italian banks doing quite poorly this morning. another blow to the status quo in europe. renzi is going to resign after his reformjected failure. francine lacqua is joined by a guest. joined by megan green. and as that managing director and chief economist and looking at the political turmoil and political limbo in italy. thank you so much for coming on. looking at market reactions. thanks are taking a beating but most was priced in. >> i was surprised we did not see a bigger reaction. we did see a reaction in the asian currencies. but from today on, it will primarily become a banking story. has recouped ae bit of its losses. a lot of commentators come market insiders were expecting a no vote.

this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european market. matt miller in berlin. markets have been treading -- trading for 11 minutes. not a lot of movement. cap it. the arrows -- tepid. moving.ws are but no movement on the ftse. and the dax a cac little bit of movement. i know you have your eye on a swiss biotech that has been rocketing lately. guy: we were talking about it earlier. the price is 275 according to reporting from earlier. let us pop the share price up at the moment. italianreating to 15 on -- actelion. the market is not convinced. we have a near 10% or 9% pop on the stock this morning. if 275 is the number, you have a long way to go until you get anything like that. i would say at the moment the market is interested but not convinced. we will watch what happens over the next few days because that could be coming out in the next couple of sessions. -- it is a shocking pretty shocking spread. j was think that j and isking at 250 and sanofi looking at 215, that is market arbitrage. watching say, we are brief. keeping an eye on it. greek move on to the

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matt? matt: we are les than an hour from the european market open. less than half an hour, i should say. 29 minutes. it is going to be an exciting day because of all of this bank news even though most are already, where do they go? san anton? futures up across the board. down days in asia and a down day in the u.s. we didn't hit that 20,000 mark on the dow yesterday but we're not too far off of it period of time what do you see on the g & m? guy: there was concern, maybe the caribbean holiday a better option. the dollar down by less than 1/10 of 1%. not a lot of gray here. not getting a great deal of price action, pretty much a calmed market. most people are already heading off on their holiday. in terms of the equity markets yesterday t. interesting to see what happened in the nordic markets. the finnish market was moving yesterday. greece. keep an eye on greece. the political story is beginning to ratchet up a little bit in greece. maybe one market we should be paying attention to this 20

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matt. matt: thank you very much for that. after years of spending reductions, project delays, job cuts, or the oil majors starting to see green shoots of growth in the industry? conditions may be beginning to turn around after nations decided to cut oil production together. we caught up with bob dudley, who laid out a cautious but determined path ahead. >> i think we are going to remain very disciplined about the b spend, the projects we select, but it is time for bp to start growing. we have worked through so many difficulties in the u.s. that i think the company is well positioned for growth. in tracy us bring alloway in abu dhabi who brought us that interview. so, tracy, first of all, what is his view on the market here? wti, $55 fore for brent? that must look good to him. tracy: sure. when i caught up with bob, he sounded very optimistic, which surprised me. he's talking about, now is the time for bp to grow. they are looking at a potential seven and eight major investments which is quite different to the rollbacks in exp

matt? matt: a violent attack last night. a very populated and famous spot for shoppers, both germans and tourists alike. definitely a lot of emotion flowing throughout berlin last night. but of course, we have to remember there were also some sort of attack in zurich. mosque,hot there in a as well as the shooting in turkey. a lot at once for us to deal with geopolitically and for the markets to digest as well. guy: certainly a lot to think about. it leads to thinking about what is going to happen next year. live pictures coming to you from berlin. we will be crossing back throughout the program to a you as events unfold in berlin and and the wider picture as matt said. it hold range of issues for us to deal with in the markets to pricing. let's talk about how markets are reacting to what we are seeing at the moment. the futures, the fair value in europe, we have turned positive over the last few minutes. the european markets, once again, we see this time and again, increasingly with terrorism. the markets simply getting used

>> his name, twitter handle happened to be matt rhule, just matt rhule. so it makes sense why tweet that, right? you would think that would be the temple head coach matt rhule. but he is high school student. first he tried explaining, to all of the unhappy fans, hey guys, i'm not head coach matt rhule. i'm high school student. and then the angry folks just kept g at him. he decided it have a little fun with the situation, so the team tweeted. >> baylor football i'm the captain now, prepare for some changes in the line up. we need to prepare for the game against the broncos. the broncos. >> and in the end he changes his profile to not the football coach. you know, oh, this person, aim gamer, i go to high school here. and he goes and i am not the football coach. >> so what's the real coach's handle? >> so if you really have something to say to matt rhule, the new baylor head coach, it is coach matt rhule. that's the twitter handle. that's the guy you should be talking to not just matt rhule. poor high school student probably studying for a test tomorrow or

matt? matt: i like the term "managing" their currency. i think donald trump's tweets would use a different term, probably. speaking of that, let's take a look at -- i have a function here that shows a possible reaction to the euro, or a range of reactions to look for after the ecb decision tomorrow. this is the ecmi, streaming on the bloomberg. it is a fascinating look. you can put any asset class into this yellow box here. and then, you can see what the range of possible movements will be after the decision. thre green line is the upper bound average and the red line average,wer bound all of this year. we have seen the euro come down, below the median move in five of the last seven sessions. however, in march we had a big jump in the euro after the meeting. also, this is a 30 minute period. to ecmi is a great screen use to look for the possibility of the reaction to certain assets after this meeting. of course, we are waiting for mario draghi to give us that information tomorrow. will he or will he not -- i guess the question is, how lon

matt. matt: thanks very much. up the federal police step to hunt for the truck driver who attacked the christmas shoppers in berlin monday night. that is after the initial suspect was released without charge. let's bring in the germany government editor. first off, why don't you hold up the papers and show us, the bild the mores one of widely read papers. that everybody knows, angst, which is the german word for fear. this is the biggest circulation newspaper and it gives you a sense of what angela merkel is up against. matt: it flies in the face of what the government is trying to do here. called people down, it is very sad to my horrendous but do not be alarmed. we are on the case. guest: very much so. yesterday there was an hour long news conference by germany's top surface -- security officials who seem sanguine and say we do not have any leads. this is a right or a person who drove a truck onto a large square in the center of berlin as we have been reporting and the authorities have no leads, we will see how

the earthquake damaged 200 buildings. >> now to matt with a traffic update. matt? >> we are over brookfield and looking great. downtown. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. hold on to your hats with the winds today. >> that is the truth. i see that crack of the sunrise in the back over matt's shoulder. it is beautiful. 23, gusts up to 22. windchill index 10. windy and chilly today and tomorrow. we are timing out the snow, too early to call the totals for the plan on accumulation saturday afternoon and evening and >>> good morning, america. a blizzard blanketing the north dropping more than a foot of snow. cars sliding and crashing. wind gusts over 70 miles an hour. temperatures plummet across the country and the deep freeze moving east. 19 states now on alert as a new snowstorm heading for the west. >>> protests at a college campus overnight after a white nationalist leader is invited to the stage. >> white people are ruling right now. white people have tremendous amount of power. >> police in riot gear called in as thousands of outraged students sto

guy, matt. the rating agency says at this reflects the view that losses will depress the sector's profitability and a road capital -- erode capital. a negative outlook on europe. place, lows in a sad growth, broken banking system. the essential point about continental europe is that 80% of lending in continental europe is a complete inverse of the u.s.. what i have picked up is that there is some real sense of resolve, particularly in italy, to solve the banking issues. what is us talk about happening in europe and whether it is a sad place for a fixed income point of view. mark nash, anything in europe that is attractive right now? we have seen the spread buying out across the atlantic. we are seeing pretty much everything else blowing out as well on the periphery. what is the right trade to make in europe? mark: i think you have to be resembling negative to bonds in europe. europe, just like the u.s., either a fiscal stimulus, and that is not going to happen, so what the european central bank

matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> new on "action news" bursts of malls disturbances. "action news" reporter annie mccormick filed this report. >> reporter: late last night philadelphia police responded to philadelphia mills shopping mall with a report of large crowds. there were no arrests or specific incidents reported but across the country police had a busy day at other shopping centers as crowds middle for post holiday sales and returns. in elizabeth new jersey this was the scene at the mills at jersey gardens after several people were injured trying to evacuate when a fight broke out in the food court. shoppers mistook a chair falling to the ground for gunfire and ran. chaos ensued. two pregnant women suffered minor injuries, a 12-year-old broke his leg and an eight-year-old child suffered a cut finger. in ohio, officers used pepper spray to diffuse a fight. authorities arrested a juvenile for trying hit an officer. ohio police believe the melee was loosely organized on social media. in aurora illinois just outside of chicago videos posted on twitter show mall se

matt. >> thanks matt. >>> new on "action news," bursts of mall brawls and disturbances rippled across social media on a day many swarmed shopping centers for post holiday bargains. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at the philadelphia mills mall in northeast philadelphia. annie. >> reporter: and matt last night there was a heavy police response here at philadelphia mills mall. however, there were no incidents reported. that was not the case at numerous malls across the country. authorities are wondering if those melees and brawls were linked to something that was organized on social media. late last night philadelphia police responded to philadelphia mills shopping mall way report of large crowds. there were no arrests or specific incidents reported but across the country police had a busy day at other shopping centers as crowds spilled in for post holiday sales and returns. in elizabeth, new jersey, this was the scene at the mills at jersey gardens after several people were injured trying to evacuate when a fight broke out in the food court. shoppers mistook a chair fall

matt rule accepts the job at baylor. jaime apody is live with the details on the move. >> reporter: hey ducis, is may be a shock to some. you heard sara's report and he will never be more of a hot commodity than now and it was a chance to leave the to go to the big 12. the players left at 11:45 team meeting were the coach told them he would leave to take the job at baylor, he told them it was their play that got him the opportunity and that the program won before him and will win after him. what a four years, 28-23, led the owl to back to back 10 win seasons and the aac championship and the first time they won a championship in almost a half senty and now up to dr. patrick craft to find a replacement. >> i want to thank matt and julie and their family for everything they did for temple. they did a great job of continuing the evolution of this program and making it more and more competitive and putting us on the national scene and we are proud of what they accomplished. >> i was extremely excited for him. he got the job o

matt? >> tim, we have a crash on the south side, off of the freeway, 43, 94 over the top of beecher street here in the west bound lanes of beecher under neath the freeway. the squads and tow truck are on the scene. no delays on the system. that is good news. we are delay free across the that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. melinda: new this morning, a head-on crash caught on camera. tim: a tow truck and a car collided in pensacola, florida. state troopers say the tow truck crossed the center line. a van managed to veer out of the way but a trailer behind that van clipped the truck. that sent the tow truck even farther into the opposing lane and then crashing into a c the driver of the truck and the car are both in the hospital this morning. tim: a crash in north carolina sends tons of food onto the highway. melinda: the truck was loaded with kraft products like macaroni and cheese and more. take a look at the mess here. two lanes of the interstate had to be

matt has your morning brief. matt: oil surges. saudi arabia says it will deliver even deeper production cuts as the russian energy minister tells bloomberg his country's cuts will kick in next month. how quickly u.s. shale will respond is the new question. italy's paolo gentiloni is handed a mandate and a long to do list, as the clock ticks for monte paschi. and chasing the dots. fed anticipation sends the u.s. 10 year yield to 2.5%. what does that mean for other asset classes? guy? guy: looking forward to that conversation. matt, thank you. let's talk about these european markets. -- matt a recent have let has always at how flat this open has been. london is up by a little bit, not by much. it will be interesting to see how bp and shale is trading this morning. we are waiting on the cac and dax. the cac is just opening up in positive territory. but a fairly flat open. the devil is in the details, below the surface. a calm sea this morning, manus cranny. what is going on below it? manus: it is where treasury yields go. we have 10

matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> we are following breaking news right now. a man was shot in the face outside of a gentleman's club in philadelphia. it happened during an attempted robbery. "action news" reporter annie mccormick is live at temple university hospital where that victim is being treated right now. annie. >> reporter: and matt that's right, that victim remains here at temple university hospital in stable condition. this all happened around 4:00 in the morning. what you're looking at behind me now is a car that is by the entrance of the hospital. this car right here, right now is being held by police. that's because this is the vehicle that that victim was in with another man when an attempt robbery occurred and that victim was shot in the face. now, i want to show you video from the other scene. this is from near broad and germantown. that's about a block away from that club that the gentlemen were at. that's where police are looking for evidence right now. now, police say the two men left the club which is at broad and eerie when they got into

matt and tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> and this is breaking on "action news." police are searching for the person who shot and killed a man in southwest philadelphia. gun shots erupted on the 600 block of almond street just after 1:00 this morning. police discovered the 49-year-old unidentified man with multiple gunshot wound his chest. they rushed him to presbyterian hospital. doctors pronounced him dead a short time placement investigators are still working to nail down a motive. >>> manhunt for a murder suspect goes into day three in cumberland county. new jersey state troopers found 32-year-old jeremiah monell's blue chevy pickup truck yesterday afternoon. investigators believe monell killed his wife tara o'shea. o'shea's body was found in her home monday morning. police say the couple was estranged after o'shea survived years of abuse from monell. if you think you know where he may be you are asked to call police. >> isis has claimed responsibility for the truck attack in berlin that killed 12 people. the man who was behind the wheel is still on the run. g

for more on the roads now to matt salemme. it is damp out there. >> yes, some of the areas are damp and some of the areas are dry. the volume is relatively light. right now, system wide we are quiet. everything is moving at full freeway speeds. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thank you, matt. new, a police officer in washington is dead after multiple gunshot wounds responding to a domestic violence call. >> officers are describing the scene as chaotic, a standoff is the suspect barricaded himself inside after shooting the officer. you can see the procession of the officers leading the way here. the suspect has not been arrested yet. the police have a large perimeter set up around the neighborhood. the officer has been identified, he is a years on the force. >> thank you, tim. 6 slrn 15. also, the last inmate that escaped from a california jail is now captured. chavez was arrested last night after a 7 hour standoff with the police. chavez and three others broke out of jail after cutting the bars and made a

matt. >> thank you, matt. time for your first look at business at the big board. quest diagnostic says a hack has compromised the personal health information of about 34,000 people. medical testing lab says the cyber breach happened back on november 26 and exposed names, birth dates, lab results and in some cases phone numbers. quest says the hacker did not get social security numbers credit card info or insurance details. it will notify affected clients by mail. we're letting you know right now. >>> the reduced production of oil is driving prices at the pump. they're at two dollars run in philadelphia right now but some experts say three dollars could be in store by sometime next year maybe early next year. oil prices jumped over $50 a barrel when opec agreed to cut production. now other countries that are not part of opec have agreed to cut production as well. that will likely keep gas prices climbing. >>> the major stock indices mixed on monday and this morning futures are pointing to a higher open. >>> the deadline to get packages to their destinations by chri

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matt? matt: thanks very much for that. as i said earlier, i am here in essen for the christian democrats national conference. i am with a key member of the cdu, david mcallister. if for joining us. -- thank you for joining us. a member of the european parliament. a fascinating time for you. let's talk about the party. how much support you think this party is going to put behind angela merkel for fourth term as chancellor? >> i think she will get an excellent result at the election today. she is a strong leader, a strong chancellor and we know she is the best for germany. matt: she is running without any opponents in the cdu, so certainly she will win and get to run for chancellor. the weaknesses that we see though, the immigration problem with refugees. is that going to be a serious problem for which you try and swing to the right and stop that. >> the resolution, we are going to debate at this party conference. to provide orientation, to provide guidance in challenging terms to europe. that is what is is all about. these

matt pelman is looking at traffic. good morning. >> we're starting out with some clouds across the region. there might be a couple of early sunny breaks. in general we expect the clouds to get thicker today and by this evening there could be a little rain shower, maybe even a snow shower in the northern suburbs. cold this morning, 36 degrees in philadelphia. below freezing in allentown. and similar numbers in reading and lancaster and down in millville. 34-degree readings in wilmington, trenton really not much different there and 40 down in cape may. winds not all that much of a factor this morning only running at about 7 miles per hour in philadelphia. and across most of the day and most of the region we're probably staying in the single digits whip winds. so not a particularly windy day ahead. it will be chilly though. 33 degrees by 7 o'clock. some of you seeing some early sunshine. by noon, 40 been 3 o'clock, that's your high, 43 degrees today. right around average for this time of year but chilly certainly and then

that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> matt, thank you. new, two restaurants robbed in downtown milwaukee. this morning the police are looking for the people who are responsible. tim is here with the latest. tim. tim: jimmy johns was one of the businesses that was hit overnight. but that didn't stop the drivers from making the deliveries we saw the workers headed in and now this happened at the location across from the marquette university campus. a suspect ran inside last night, stole the cash, and got away. marquette police sent a safety alert to the students. the crime was not related to the university. at the same time, someone tried to rob the real chili restaurant. the suspect made a threat and tried it is unclear whether the robberies are related. the good news in both of the incidents that one was hurt. andy? >> the family of a man shot and killed by the police are requesting a federal investigation into the case. hillary is live with the latest. hillary? reporter: andy, we are here at and this is where the da decided not to charge

now going up to matt on the way to an accident, matt? >> we have reached it, it is drexel and 94, southbound lanes. now, it is actually two separate crashes. the original one happened on the inside left shoulder. the second one happened on the right shoulder by the off ramp. just a tap on the brakes. northbound a necking going on. travel times are still in the green. no need to rush. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> thanks, matt. we have information about a bomb threat on board a flight overnight. the plane made an emergency landing in new york. police and k-9 units searched the aircraft. headquarterses as it was flying from texas to germany. 500 passengers were evacuated from the plane. >> a second plane forced to land in phoenix. what happened him, tim? >> this was an american airlines and had a technical problem. the plane lost reservoir pressure slying from charlotte to san francisco. the pilot diverted to phoenix airport around 11:30 and we are working to learn if the passengers on that flight were put on anothe

david. >> matt it's a cool start. cooler than yesterday with temperatures in the 30's at dawn across most of the immediate region and as we go through the day, it will be a little bit chillier than yesterday. we're going to spend it in the 40's for the most part. 37 by 7 o'clock. by noon 41. your shy 43 today after yesterday's 64 but lots of sun, just a little bit breezy and not a bad day to maybe get out to the market and stong on somand stock upon some vegetabl. >> a child flew from des moines iowa to houston to visit her grandparents. dana dunn says she paid extra to assure her daughter would be accompanied at all times from the airplane until she arrived way designated caregiver. dunn says that's not what happened and the 12-year-old was found by her grandmother just sitting al flown hallway ay near a gate. >> they were calling customer services saying we're trying to find her. and i said i know where she is and you don't and that's a problem. >> the airline says it is looking into what happened. >> this is the ki

matt. >> thank you, matt. a water main break has been impacting the columbus boulevard and i-95 for almost a full day. plus several residents are waking up with without water service. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live near the repair site in the city's queen village neighborhood. hi, katherine. >> reporter: hi, matt. there is an improvement here but there's still work to be done. right now we're standing on columbus boulevard by catherine street and you can see the left lane of traffic is getting by at the moment. the right two lanes are closed by the site but later on this morning when the water department crews are back for repairs we're expecting all of the southbound lanes will be closed once again. this all started with a water main break and sinkhole yesterday morning around 7:00. an suv hit the sinkhole which you partially covered with water and then was disabled but no one was injured. as crews worked to repair a broken 12-inch main, the southbound lanes of columbus boulevard between fitzw

matt: park impeach. will korea's parliament take the president of power over the influence-peddling scandal. and inflation nation. china's factory prices jumped. it is this filtering through to consumers and the rest of the world? plus, what did draghi deliver yesterday? investors deliver the meaning of the word paper. we will bring you analysis. guy: thanks you -- thanks very much indeed. european equities are mildly positive. the dax may be a little softer. a flat opening prospect. we continue to watch the european banking sector as we continue to see the curve steepening up here in europe. let's take it the market open and show you what is happening, in terms of where the lines are going. 100, a mildlyse positive start. it will flash on the bottom of your screen. there you go. up 0.1%. the cac is expected to do similar things. the italian market remains firmly in focus. when will we get news on monte ?ei paschi we continue to ask and get no answer. i'm sure it is coming soon. it is coming now with man

this man, matt klein. >> matt: you're going to have to remember you're speaking to 100-year-old man. >> anthony: i know. you look good. >> matt: raise your voice a little bit. >> anthony: you look good. if i look that good when i'm 60, i'll be happy. >> matt: you know the amazing thing about being 100 is? a year ago i was 99. nobody paid attention to me. didn't care. i became 100, my god. >> anthony: matt klein, the owner, proprietor, at max club deuce turned 100 years old this year. yes, 100. he's still here. the cigarette smoke and dark, dank atmosphere pretty good for a guy that's seen it all. >> matt: that's 73 years ago. ft. benning, georgia. i was in the second army division. >> anthony: matt klein came to miami in 1945 from new york's lower east side by way of the battle of normandy. >> matt: i came here because i was wounded and the warm weather was much better for me. >> anthony: but there was a lot of g.i.s during the war here, right? >> matt: the war made miami beach for the simple reason that people were stationed here, and they saw a world that they didn't believe. >> an

matt miller, what are you doing in copenhagen? matt: i am here to interview the ceo of the company taking part after al consolidation cratering of shipping fees, now hoping to get pricing power and start to get some upward momentum. at the same time, donald trump's trade policy threatens to torpedo that momentum. ceo of hear what the moeller maersk has to say. guy: looking forward to that. matt will give us his take on the markets this morning in copenhagen. let's talk about where the markets are right now. this is the gmm. yesterday, europe a little softer. -- equities in europe a little softer. am what isp an i happening. my sense is the markets are waiting and watching to see exactly what the fed delivers later on. a lot of news out of italy. --the moment, on my wfi telling me nothing big at the get-go. a flat story. understandable, given where it -- where we came from and where we are with the fed. does the fed have a clue about 2017? we don't yett understand the parameters of the trump presidency. first, let's get you caught

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i'm matt o'donnell. we have a water rescue to tell you about let's go to matt pelman. >> this vehicle ran off of saw mill road here in radnor township delaware county. this is by earl's lane. the vehicle ran off the roadway into the darby creek so that's why the water rescue was necessary. couple people were trapped in this vehicle. they were pulled out and now you can see they're in the process of pulling the vehicle out of the wooded area and putting it on the tow truck. for now though saw mill road shut down much saint davids road will be an alternate near radnor township. let's go outside live along 95 which is extra heavy on the southbound side from cottman on down past allegheny. there was a crash there that's now gone so the lanes are opened. it's just extra slow pace coming south on 295, on 295 it's also extra slow because of two earlier accidents on the northbound side now gone but still speeds like 10 miles per hour coming north of national park and our crash on the commodore barry bridge heade

matt o'donnell is off, nydia han joins us. >> here's what we're following for you, police have found missing new jersey woman and her great grandchild alive. >>> debby reynolds died one day after the death of her daughter actress carrie fisher. >>> sky6 live hd looking live at the commodor barry bridge. we're tracking a chilly rain this morning and in some parts, snow. >> oh, my goodness, karen rogers is off, let's head over to david murphy and talk about rain or snow and matt pellman let's hope you have a commute like yesterday. >> reporter: i don't know if i can guarantee that, but matt will talk about that in a moment. we're looking at driver conditions, but in lancaster and west chester of chester county we're seeing snow showers move in. this may start out as snow in the western suburbs, and snowflakes closer to philadelphia before a quick change to rain. you can see how warm air is beginning to surge up from from the south and change the snow over to rain north of baltimore and that change is going to have a tendcy to push into the region an allentown and i-95 corridor before t

now to matt with a check on the traffic. matt. reporter: tim, right now we are over 41, 45, northbound, southbound. blue mound in the middle of the frame. no delays in either direction. time to let the vehicle warm up before venturing out this morning. that's a look at the morning commute, back to you. >> looking good so far. thank you, matt. president-elect donald trump alongside vice president electric mike pence. this is part of his thank you tour. it comes a day after wisconsin's recount ended. several high profile republicans from wisconsin were there. including house speaker paul ryan, reince priebus and ron johnson and scott walker. >> from wisconsin to new york, that is where donald trump is meeting today with lead leaders from the tech industry. picks following the announcement for secretary of state. >> ben, soming of the tech leaders were strong opponents to donald trump during the campaign but the officials are saying that the meeting is about innovation and jobs. today at trump tower it is a tech summit. grow jobs and

coach matt reuhl brought the owls to the playoffs. th . >> reporter: i talked to some freshman and sophomores today and good times in football are really all they had seen for their time here, for alums and for long-time fans throughout here in philadelphia, it is different. matt rule did not do this all on his own, he had a team and other coaches behind him, but he certainly made a difference here. the school in north philadelphia wasn't always the place for football. but things have changed in recent years. >> it gives philadelphia a lot of excitement to have a football team that was doing good and someone we could route for. >> reporter: for the past four years, the team was ruled by matt reuhl. savoring a conference championship as coach reuhl leaves for a new job. >> first thing i did was congratulate him. >> reporter: avery ellis is a senior on the football team and gives reuhl credit for his influence off the field too. >> he always stressed to us that he wants to build great men and that's what he's done thus far in this progr

. >> matt o'donnell is off, nydia han is joining us. let's get weather and traffic with dave murphy and matt pelman in for karen rogers. >> good morning, everybody. a little bit cooler but not a bad start. sunshine on the way across south jersey, delaware and the i-95 corridor, up north a few clouds but i think those are probably going to break up enough to give you a decent amount of sunshine today even to those northern areas. 40 degrees in philadelphia currently, same story in al town a lot of us in the upper 30's. that would include trenton reading and lancaster. 36 in wilmington. just 29 in millville and 40 degrees currently in cape may. winds not all that strong. most of us dealing with single digit winds right now coming out of the west-northwest that could pick up a little bit after sunrise. a bit of a breeze today but not horrible. still 37 degrees by 7 o'clock and then we spend most of it in the 40's. 41 degrees by noon. your high is 43 at 3 o'clock. and still holding onto 40 by 5 o'clock. by 7 o'clock we're back to 36. tomorr

david. >> all right there matt. we are off to a cooler start than yesterday and it's going to be a cooler finish, too, but not a bad day with a fair amount of sunshine, a little bit of a breeze at times. 37 degrees by 7 o'clock. 41 by noon. your high today 43 degrees in case you have to get to the market to maybe get some of that fruit to supplement all the sugar and cookies and stuff you've had recently. by 45 clock 40 degrees and by 7 o'clock 36 degrees. got some rain tomorrow and a little bit of light snow up in the poconos so today is a good day to get out there and get stuff done tam. >> consider doing more of was want to do, that enjoyment can mean a longer life. researchers from the university college london followed more than 9,000 middle aged adults them took into account several factors like education history of depression underlying health issues and wealth. the death rate was lower among people who consistently close to enjoy life, choose the enjoyment over things. we'll be right back. >> in this morning

matt. >> thank you, matt. >>> let's begin with breaking news. fire breaks out in app mobile nome cumberland county. "action news" reporter annie mccormick joins us live near the scene of the fire in fairfield township. annie. >> reporter: matt that's right three people were medevaced to different hospitals including a child. we know that much. we also know this happened shortly after 2 o'clock this morning. now, we're in an area that's far away from where the fire actually happened. we're not getting much information at all from officials. we have very little. what i can tell you is that this is on clay hill lane in fairfield township cumberland county. emergency crews medevaced a child but i'm now told is two years old to saint christoforos hospital and also medevaced two adults. we're told it's a couple in their 20's and they were flown to temple university hospital. they were suffering from smoke inhalation but that is the extent that we have as to what their conditions are at this time. now, the fire crews that were out here earlier we are t

matt is here with a look at the roads. matt? >> we have a westbound, past sunny slope up the hill. it is a rollover. we are seeing delays out. they are starting around the county line and continuing up the hill into brookfield. try blue mound. the travel times going to 23 commute, back to you. >> okay, we'll check back with you. 6:07. looking into recent deathsal the jail. later today, the board of supervisors will talk about a policy requiring an outside investigation of inmates that die while in custody. this is coming after a death of three inmates and a baby. two lawsuits are against the county for two of those deaths. >> right now, racine policere investigating a crash that billed a church pastor. tim is back with us, tim, how are the people that knew him reacting this morning. tim: members of christ chapel missionary baptist church are remembering mark gates as a dedicated pastor. he was killed by a speeding car as he collecting the recycles attended the bible study to reflect on his life. >> you expect your pastor to be here and not taken away in a tragic accident, but god h

>> thank you matt. there are growing concerns and fears over a new jersey woman and her great granddaughter they never showed up to see relatives on christmas eve. they have been found in rural virginia. annie mccormick is live for us in the satellite center going through everything and getting us the latest. good morning, tam, both were found alive, like you said there's a lot of questions about how they ended up there, authorities think maybe they got lost and had car trouble, but they are grateful to a man who happened to be walking by on this rural road and then called 911 after spotting them. >> reporter: miss briley and her granddaughter were outside the vehicle at a tree. >> reporter: happy ending to a terrifying search for family and friends of this great grandmother and her granddaughter. when authorities airvedle, -- arrive, the 71-year-old was airlifted to are a nearby hospital. the two were with the vehicle so many have been searching for. >> there were apples and use boxes, other items they

matt. >> thank you, matt a lehigh valley mother system speaking out from her hospital bed in utah about an amazing story of survival. she risked her life to save her family when they became stranded near the grand canyon. "action news" reporter katherine scott has the dramatic details live in our satellite center. katherine. >> reporter: matt this started thursday afternoon for this family. their car was stuck, it was freezing cold. they had no cell phone service so this mother decided to hike to the nearest road to try to find help not realizing that that road was closed for the winter. she wasn't found until early saturday morning. she's now being treated for severe frost bite. >> i just kept moving forward thinking if i don't get there then i can't -- i'm not going survive another night. lucky to be alive karen klein from palmer township is recovering in utah her husband eric by her side. the associate professor at northampton community college hiked for 26 miles for more than 30 hours in the snowy wilderness near the grand canyon to try to save her stranded family. >> my son needs h

manus: matt, as you say, the day will unfold. matt miller, stay warm. we will have full coverage of that decision, 12:45 london time. anna: let's bring in to the conversation the cio of london and capital, where he helps manage $4 billion in assets. it is great to have you on the program. what are your expectations? are expectations high for what mario draghi will deliver? >> they are high and he will have to deliver. he is not in a viable situation. you have yields in the periphery creeping up. you have potential spreading of populism. you have the fact that there is a region that is very dependent on making sure the euro is at low levels. i would expect higher for longer. manus:+++ personification of what is happening in europe. the benchmark draghi but that is the highest in a year. the backdrop is not bad for today, is it? >> the problem is that we are just -- this just captures s the expectations, which is fickle. the wrong signals were sent back in 2011, when they were forced to raise rates. i am not saying this will happen again, but if draghi wa

ben: thank you, matt. we are learning more information about the death of a 7-year-old boy on milwaukee's south side. >> four people are under arrest for that little boy's death, including a woman with previous abuse charges. the 7-year-old was rushed to the hospital and didn't survive. 18 months in prison for involvement in 20 # 03 death of a one-year-old baby. we reached out to the adult daughter and she's not spoken to the mother because of the abuse she suffered growing up. two men were taken into custody. it is unclear the relationship between the 7-year-old and the people arrested. we expect to learn more from the >> tim, thank you. >> thousands of protestor in north dakota are camped out in the cold temperatures and ignoring the governor's demand taxpayer evacuation orders. the tribe in north dakota is saying that the pipeline is threatening the drinking water and culture sites. the fight is coming to downtown the bank is one of the several institutions financing the 3.8 billion dollaring pipeline.

and temple football coach matt rule is headed to texas. but the big story on "action news" is the wet cold and thoroughly dreary weather. the rain came as promised and it will be around for hours. even into the morning with some raw drizzle and then watch out we have our coldest weather of the season bearing down on us. lets get the details from meteorologist, cecily tynan, and accuweather. >> jim pretty nasty night out there. stormtracker 6 live double scan showing what we have going on is a double barrel low pressure system. one low pressure across the midwest and transferring energy to another low over the carolinas and that is pulling in all the moisture and keeping the cooler air in place. what is why it's that cold rain, now here this is mainly a rain event. but where you see the red, that is what is known as bright banding, that is where our radar reflects off little sleet pellets mixing in with the rain. we have sleet mixing in in trenton and heavy rain coming in philadelphia and could have sleet there as well mixing in. it's melti