it happened before 11 at rp blade academy barbershop on west exchange. amani abraham is live with more on the victims. shot multiple times in the abdomen chest and arm a 17-year- old shot in the ankle and 49- year-old imagine shot in the shoulder. and now police are pointing the finger at a customer as the alleged shooter. the shooting late this morning inside rp's blade academy barber shot on west exchange. police say a 20-year-old came into the shop and started yelling at a customer. that's when officers say the customer pulled out a gun and multiple times and two others in the shop. including a 17-year-old from akron and a 49-year-old talmadge man. we are told one bullet was even found lodged in a barber's chair. this woman inside the candy shop nearby says she witnessed a man running up to the shop's locked door around the same time of the shooting. 123450 when he first came he tried to-- >> when he first came he tried to get in the door when they were up there the cops come and everything and i thought he was something that wanted to come it was not

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a man at rp's blaze academystarted yelling at a customer in the chair. who was yelling at him and a 17- year-old and another man were also shot. no word on their conditions. police gave us a full description of the shooter. we have it for you at wkyc.com. >>> cleveland police are asking for your help to find a missingteen. 15-year-old ellen harris went to the library with her brother and never came home last seen near east 108th street in october. take a good look. if you have any information you can call cleveland police. >>> cleveland police officers set to be honored for the actions next week at city hall. one set of the compassionate officers came to the rescue after edna sutton's 18-year-old blind and deaf dog daphne fell into a sewer. cleveland police detective sean smith jumped into action after pulling off the manhole cover. >> detective smith is always pretty much the dog lover dog in his arm climb up the ladder. she was filthy. >> she smelled tail. >> it was stinky my truck still stinks. >> the fluff ball is back home and happy with her gratefu

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it is rp tonight. we have a few people coming off their flights, but look, nobody is in the security line. it was busier here earlier and of course big crowds are expected tomorrow. and tonight we are talking to tsa about some of the crazier things they have confiscated recently and the new way they are helping passengers hang onto their stuff. it's the time of year when thousands of travelers make their way through airport security, a time to check the list of what's not allow and maybe check it twice. you can see here that the most common things are knives, knives of all types. you've got the folding blade knife. you've got a ceramic knife, you've got fake knife. this one is clearly recently been used. tsa spokes woman lisa facing burglary and robbery stein says they are screeners see it all. this is cat's eyes. you see the ears of the cat and the eyes and it works like brass knuckles. our officers would see it as a flashlight but now we're looking at it more closely and it's a stun gun. even this gu

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when rp encountered kennedy-madueke-- who was armed with a 'knife'. the 28-year old was shot during the incident. he 'remains' in 'critical' condition at wake med. according to a 9- 1-1 call... madueke was 'evicted' from the apartment and refused to leave. we're also learning maduekewas arrested, last year in cary... and charged with as for the three officers... they have all been placed on administrative leave. you can read much more about this story right now on abc-11 dot-com. it's all right there on the homepage. tonight -- a pedestrian is seriously hurt -- after being hit by a car. fayetteville police posted this video to 'periscope' -- late this afternoon. it happened on 'morganton road' near the 'murray fork drive' intersection. the driver s not hurt. a 'johnston county' mother is dead... and her 8-year- old son 'recovering' this hour... after they were 'hit' by a car in 'benson'. it happened on around 8-30 this morning. our crew on the scene says the mother was walking her son to the bus stop... when they were by a kia... and were 'trapped' un

they say he was getting his haircut here at rp blaze academy barber shop when showed up and started yelling at him. it all happened around 11:00 thursday morning. police say a 20-year-old man walked into the shop, started yelling at a man inside about to get his haircut. seconds later, that man pulled out a gun and fired off several bullets. three people were shot, including the men who started the argument. the other two, a 17-year-old and a man in his late 40s. all three were taken to area police say fired those bullets. they say he's a light to medium con election black male, weighing 140-pounds with a 1 inch afro. he was wearing large framed glasses, designer blue jeans. again, he is still on the run this morning. so if you recognize that description, you know him or know anything about this incident, you are asked to call akron police. live in meg shaw, news 5. >> thank you for the update. right now, the search continues for a man who shot and killed a couple expecting their second child. sanders and his girlfriend, sarah marsh leave behind a 13- year-old son. authorities believe 25-ye

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it's looking like the storm sis spekt expecting to come in today is going to affect the further south rp counties. areas like monterey might get the chance of partly cloudy skies heading into the afternoon. southern california is expected to be impacted by this storm which means they are expecting rain tonight. as we make our way into the new year's eve weekend, here is an hour by hour outlook. by 11:30 a.m., not expecting to see much in the bay area for your friday. wet are tracking a second storm system that's also expected to bring a cold air mass with it which means those temperatures will once again drop back down to below freezing, especially in areas like protected valleys and the north bay as well. by saturday, around 11:30 a.m., you start seeing the cloud cover, early morning patchy fog sunday into monday. that's when we're expecting to see the greatest chance for rain. >>> a quick check of your photographic. all the roads are clear right now. you may want to leave early today. i have a feeling anybody traveling for new year's might be start turning these roads red and yoellow.

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. >> approximately 20 to 30 seconds passed from the rp saying that's him to the first shot fired so officers are taking cover, giving commands. trying to put together a plan and as serna advanced on officer sellman, he made that decision. >> his family says serna suffered from insomnia and would often walk the neighborhood late at night asking for the justice department to investigate the shooting. >>> now to another twist in the bizarre murder for hire case in florida. jurors in the dalia dippolito trial tell the judge they can't reach a verdict. prosecutors say dippolito tried to hire a hit man to kill her husband in 2009 only the hit man was actually an undercover officer. jurors saw this video of dippolito in a car with that phony killer for hire. dippolito says she thought it was all part of a reality tv setup. >>> well, it does look like we're closer to having cars that talk to each other. federal highway officials are moving on plans to install short range communication radios into all new vehicles. the wi-fi-like technology could help avoid crashes by sending information like positio

. >> approximately 20 to 30 seconds passed from the rp saying that's him to the first shot fired, so officers are taking cover, giving commands, trying to put together a plan and as serna advanced on officer sellman, he made that decision. >> his family says serna suffered from insomnia and would often walk the neighborhood late at night. they're asking for the justice department to investigate the shooting. >>> now to another twist in the bizarre murder for hire case in florida. jurors in the dalia dippolito trial tell the judge they can't reach a verdict. prosecutors say dippolito tried to hire a hit man to kill her husband in 2009, only the hit man was actually an undercover officer. jurors saw this video of dippolito in a car with that phony killer for hire. dippolito says she thought it was all part of a reality tv setup. >>> well, it does look like we're a little closer to having cars that talk to each other. federal highway officials are moving on plans to install short range communication radios into all new vehicles. the wi-fi-like technology could help avoid crashes by send

seconds passed from the rp saying that's him to the first shot fired, so officers are taking cover, giving commands, trying to put together a plan and as serna advanced on officer sellman, he made that decision. >> his family says serna suffered from insomnia and would often walk the neighborhood late at night. they're asking for the justice department to investigate the shooting. >>> now to another twist in the bizarre murder for hire case in florida. jurors in the dalia dippolito trial tell the judge they can't reach a verdict. prosecutors say dippolito tried to hire a hit man to kill her husband in 2009, only the hit man was actually an undercover officer. jurors saw this video of dippolito in a car with that phony killer for hire. dippolito says she thought it was all part of a reality tv setup. >>> well, it does look like we're a little closer to having cars that talk to each other. federal highway officials are moving on plans to install short all new vehicles. the wi-fi-like technology could help avoid crashes by sending information like positioning and speed to other vehicles. >>>

the 20-year-old came into rp blade academy barbershop and started yelling a the a man getting his hair cut. that customer pulled out a gun from under his apron and opened fire injuring the man arguing with him and two innocent bystanders including that teenager. the injuries do not seem life threatening. police spent hours collecting shell casings and other evidence from the shooter ran away and has not been captured. police say the barbershop was packed at the time of the shooting and it emptied out in chaos. >> once the shots were fired everyone was running out the barbershops, had capes on, shaving cream on their face and necks. everyone was running in every different direction. >> at this point police have not of the shooter. but they say he wore black glasses and designer jeans with tears up the front. we have a further description of the suspect on our news5 app. >> we have more breaking news now out of rocky river where police are on the hunt for an escaped inmate. here's what we know david dunn walked out of fairfield hospital at about today. that's the rocky river metro park.

spontaneous demonstration related to youtube video and the demonstrators just happened tore mortars and rp kbrgs in their back pocket. president obama reacted to clinton's claim earlier today. listen to this. >> when i saw president putin in china, i felt that the most effective way to ensure that that didn't happen was to talk to him directly. and tell him to cut it out. there were going to be some serious consequences if he didn't. 37% of republican voters approve of putin. for too long everything that happens in this town, everything that's said is seen through the lens of does this help or hurt us relative to democrats or relative to president obama. unless that changes, we're going to continue to be vulnerable to foreign influence because we've lost track of what it is that we're about and what we stand for. >> obama is so tough, he told putin and china to cut it out. now if the president is so concerned about interference in elections from foreign governments, then why did a congressional investigation find that back in 2014 an israeli political group used 300,000 taxpayer dollars in

> in the past several weeks, three shops have been shot up and meg shaw is live at the most recent, rp blade academy in akron. good morning, meg. >> yeah, good morning sarah and nick. police are still looking for the shooter in this case. he took off after firing several shots here at the barber shop. now we're told a 20-year-old showed up here at the front door, started arguing with a man who is about to get his haircut inside. now after several words were exchanged, the man in the chair cape and began shooting. three people were struck. the shooter, a 17-year-old man and a man in his late 40s, all three were taken to area hospitals. >> once the shots started being fired, everybody was running out, capes on, had their shaving cream on their face. everybody was fleeing out the back doors. an officer came in. >> now police do have an extensive description of the suspect in this case. if you want to read that, head to our app. if you know anything about this incident, you are asked to call akron police. live in akron, meg shaw, news 5. >> thank you, meg. also this morning, new developmen

. >> it happened at 11:00 from rp's blade barber shop. harry boomer is getting answers tonight. harry? >> all right, guys. i am at 515 west exchange. this is the door everybody went in and out of. a 17-year-old male victim was shot in the ankle. ems transported him to akron general hospital. the second victim, a 49-year-old le from tallmadge was shot in the shoulder and transported to akron city hospital and works for the salvation army and is a local pastor. victim number 3 a 20-year-old male shot in the stomach, arm and chest. ems transported him to akron according to lieutenant rick edwards, he walked in the barber shop and started an argument with the man in the chair. the man pulls up his apron firing a shot striking the 20-year-old a couple, three times here. the barber shop was full of people and they ran to safety. rick edwards tells us about the suspect. >> we have a black male, 20-30. light to medium complexion and about a one large-framed glasses similar to what malcolm x wears and designer blue jeans with rips going down the front of the legs. we are asking for anyon

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. >> the fact that we thought we were dealing with an armed subject, 20 to 30 seconds past the rp saying that's him to the first shot fired. >> they need to be held accountable because this is just happening too often to too many people. ny people. >> last night hundreds of people gathered for this vigil outside of the home of where mr. cerna was killed, showing their anger about his death. that anger got higher after the l.a. times reported that serna was holding a crucifixion at the time that he was shot. >>> 67-year-old bill hing is an immigration attorney and professor at the university of san francisco. he was appointed to the commission by the board of supervisors in an 8-2 vote. cohen brought up the fact that hing has never attended a police commission meeting. he replaces victor wong who resigned after winning a spot for superior court judge last month. >>> uber will launch self- driving cars in san francisco. the ride sharing company is expanding its pilot program that began in pittsburgh, pennsylvania in september. uber won't say how many of the self-driving suvs will be on the

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joining us now is host of fareed zakaria rps. good to see you. >> pleasure. >> let's talk about the call to the leader of taiwan. it's hard to -- at first president-elect trump made it sound as though this is just a courtesy call and of course he takes this courtesy call. then we find out through reporting that it was planned for weeks. so what does this signal? >> well i think it could signal that trump is searching for lunch with china, which is not a bad thing. i think the key here is that it should be part of a thought-through strategy where they have figured out here are the things we want from china, here are the points of lunch we're going to use in that context, making some overtures to taiwan is not a bad idea. just the way in which it was done and the fact that for example no allies of ours seem to have been informed of it, whether it's the japanese or the south koreans, the kind of twitter-based diplomacy, if you will, that's the part that i think is not just throwing some of us in the united states off, but many peopl

that we thought we were dealing with an armed subject, approximately 20 to 30 seconds passed from the rp saying that's him to the first shot fired. >> they need to be held accountable because this is just happening too often to too many people. eople. >> last night hundreds of people gathered for a vigil outside of the home where serna was killed to express anger over his death. the l.a. times reported that serna was holding a crucifixion at the time of the shooting. >>> pet owners in san francisco should be concerned because there is a spike in dog nappings. one was caught on video. watch as the thief takes the dog from outside of a whole foods store. it happened back in september. you can see the leash was wrapped around a pole. the dog napper unties the leash, takes the dog and walks away. a san francisco news site report that's in some instances, police are vising pet owners in order to get their animal back, they should offer a specific cash award to the captors starting at $500. >>> the city of sausalito will buy three license plate surveillance systems and place them around the ci

liberty loan plaque here signifies. 42nd division fought in world war i and world war ii as the state rp headquarters of the new york army national guard. douglas mcarthur appoints himself colonel and chief of staff of the 42nd division where he gets himself appointed. he'll end up being chief of staff, then later he'll command the 84th brigade, in order one-half of the division in combat. and then right at the end, for the occupation of germany and the rynelands for late 1918 into most of 1919. he'll be the division commander. youngest division commander in the first world war. 1918, he'll be promoted to the general, and at the age of 38 which will make him the youngest general in the american expedition their force over two million men in france. this object right behind me here, is mcarthur's traveling trunk. this fits a senior officer. most men, most soldiers carry what they own on their back. but senior officers in particular are allowed to bring their own bag ablg. and this is mcarthur's trunk. it has uniforms in it and it's worth pointing out by the way this american uniforms, ame

i have no rp to believe he would be anything different today. >> chris jansing in the friendly confines of the west wing briefing room. that door behind chris is where we'll see the president again we hope under 45 minutes from now. cynthia mcfadden is with us in our new york studios. if you have been watching, following the news for a couple of days it's been her reporting that provided the fresh lead in news parlance and set the agenda for coverage and that's the personal involvement of vladimir putin in the entanglement that russia caused in the american election. for people who have not been following, all of the incremental developments in the story, where does it stand? bring folks up to date. i know you are anxious to talk about the timeline. what we knew and when. >> i think our report on wednesday was based on intelligence forces telling us the u.s. government had assessed to a high level of confidence that vladimir putin was personally involved in directing the use of the material that was actual actually the routine espionage the russian government does. we, the u.s., do it a

of attrition relative to their overall numbers they would be collapsing much more quickly than they rp. >> last point. is there something the u.s. could add to its strategy that would be a definite benefit going forward in the new administration? >> well, with respect to isis as the segment began, you know, there's a lot of damage being done to them right now. they lost 43% of their territory. on the verge of losing mosul which is in iraq which will leave them with just major capital. i think there's two things, though, that can be done going forward. one of them is isis is going to try to regroup and being able to keep pressure on and maintain counterterrorism cooperation is important. second thing is making sure that sunni don't basically reignite another major insurgency against iraq and, unfortunately, all the components are in place. the final thing i'll point out is that al qaeda during all of this staying relatively low key but still very dangerous and operating much more openly than ever before. batting back against al qaeda's new-found ability to operate openly is also importa

who say that overtstuff is more important because you do need to send a very public message, and vp rp responds to being embarrassed, belittled, taken on. so is this enough? because there is an argument to be made, 35 people get kicked out, more will come in. close down a couple compounds, they can't go swimming. but in the grand scheme of things, given that we're talking not just about potentially influencing a u.s. election, but it's also been mentioned, the harassment of u.s. diplomats on russian soil, is this enough? >> and there will be things that have to be done covertly. you cannot give up all of your information, how you obtain it, a lot of things that are classified that need to remain classified for the future and what needs to be done. you don't want people to know all of your tactics and what's moving. so yes, there's some things you have to do overtly, some things you have to do covertly, and the president of the united states, the current president, has said he would do both. what is unprecedented is you have a president-elect stepping in on the decisions made by the pre

after serving in the peace rps, sam represented his constituents on the monterey county board of supervisors for six years. he -- as a member of the board of supervisors , he continued to fight for environmental issues, for people who were disadvantaged, and of course after that, he served in the alifornia legislature. he founded the bipartisan house oceans caucus and authored the oceans act which created the u.s. commission on ocean policy. he's the longest serving democrat on the subcommittee on military construction and veterans affairs. while he served on that subcommittee, he did something simply remarkable. we all know that bases across the united states were closed under the brac system and one of ord military fort base, the biggest california base, and it left a hole in that county. what sam did was he worked with the local community to make sure that that base could be repurposed to good use and he led the effort to make the cal state university at monterey a reality at fort ord. sam is a former chair of the congressional delegation and did such a great job when he chaired this grou

trump promised lower rp regulations. the publicity bang is larger than the national economic impact of saving 1,000 jobs in a labor force of 159 million. but for carrier workers like bryan dyson the reaction was emotional and appreciative. >> crying. relieved. christmas coming, you know. everybody's head's up. >> reporter: dawn kinnard said it was a promise kept. >> i'm very thankful that he did follow through because he didn't have to. he could have just said that and walked away. but he really did follow through. >> reporter: all this is a stark contrast to the reaction when carrier announced in february not far from the carrier plant manufacturer rexnord plans to move 300 jobs to mexico. brian reed is an assembler. >> devastated. i can't put it in words. i mean, the 300 people i work with, things just went through my mind, and it just -- it's just devastating. >> reporter: reed said he doesn't feel left behind. >> with what mr. tru the american working class. i don't know that personally it will affect my factory. >>

a 20-year-old man showed up at rp's blade academy barbershop yesterday morning and began arguing with a man inside. seconds later the man getting ready to have his hair cut pulled out a gun and fired several shots. three people were hit by the bullets, all three were taken to area hospitals. police say the shooter took off after firing and is still on the run this morning. >>> new development in the ravenna township shooting, we are learning the two victims were expecting a baby. 25-year-old david calhoun jr. killed leshawn sanders and sanders and marsh already have a 13-year-old son anna marsh was pregnant again. the sheriff says calhoun is on the run, armed and dangerous. >>> now a check on the weather with power of 5 meteorologist, jd rudd. >>> 8:28. live look outside. 38 degrees with the breeze out of the west southwest at 13, makes it feel like 30. a few spotty showers and snowflakes out there will not amount to anything but will stop the windshield as e goes on. hour by hour forecast, low 40s, that is it. feeling more like the 30s when you factor in the wind. the weekend outlook

welcome to rp and all. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'm proud to tell you that i'm about to take a seat. >> congratulations. [inaudible] and much of the research that went into the book that explains the national popular vote. it is my interest in change which has left me supporting the electoral college. the deeply critical of the winner take all rule, which is in fact the state that produces the red blue map that we are so familiar with. as you know, the constitution does give states exclusive power. i will try to use my time to cover points not paid. in addition to all the operations and presidential election which favors sophie's date in such a small portion of our country, we've not covered governance. but in fact, sitting in the white house, presidents who are interested in reelection barring getting the own successor into office, to place an enormous preference on the battleground state and this is important if you look at disaster declaration of battleground states get more money when they get done. they get more no child left

we started out by rolling out any rp system, which a lot of companies are tone in the past decade, then it's not just the erp system, but we started transforming the process. we started working on people, processes and technology and optimize. seven or eight years ago, when we promised product to a customer, roughly 82% of the time, we delivered on time. that was not acceptable. they're going to have this bill of terribles. 98% of the time, we deliver on tile. how? well, now, we have full visibility into customer demand. we know what the customers are buying. we produce roughly 300,000 products. so know whag the customers are buying, knowing where the demand is is, allows us to produce to demand. it allows us to stock in our distribution center, the products in the highest demand. it also gives the visibility to our sales force to sell products that are immediately available. we call them preferred products. no surprise that we discovered there are 30,000 products we sell 80% of the time. so having the visibility into what's being consumed using that to drive the production processes go

we started out by rolling out any rp system, which a lot of companies have done in the past decade. but then it's not just the erp system, but we started transforming the processes. we started working on people, processes and technology and optimize. so a real example, seven or eight years ago, when we promised product to a customer, roughly 82% of the time, we delivered on time. that was not acceptable. 28% of the time we missed the delivery, right. so that was not acceptable. today it is 98% of the time. so when we tell a customer, they're going to have this material, 98% of the time we deliver on time. how do we do that? well, now, we have full visibility into customer demand. we know what the customers are buying. we produce roughly 300,000 products. so knowing what the customers are buying, knowing where the demand is allows us to produce to demand. it allows us to stock in our distribution center, the products in the highest demand. it also gives the visibility to our sales force to sell products that are immediately available. we call them preferred products. no surprise that

we started out by rolling out any rp system, which a lot of companies are tone in the past decade, then it's not just the erp system, but we started transforming the process. we started working on people, processes and technology and optimize. seven or eight years ago, when we promised product to a customer, roughly 82% of the time, we delivered on time. that was not acceptable. they're going to have this bill of terribles. 98% of the time, we deliver on tile. how? well, now, we have full visibility into customer demand. we know what the customers are buying. we produce roughly 300,000 products. so know whag the customers are buying, knowing where the demand is is, allows us to produce to dema demand. it allows us to stock in our distribution center, the products in the highest demand. it also gives the visibility to our sales force to sell products that are immediately available. we call them preferred products. no surprise that we discovered there are 30,000 products we sell 80% of the time. so having the visibility into what's being consumed using that to drive the production process

thousands of folks just bracedad the weather it was raining up rp there gathered in midtown for mn the lighting of the rock fellerl christmas tree. tre diblasio flipped the switch illuminating the 94-foot tall, 14-ton norway spruce with 50,000 multi colored lights.edig >> i'd like to see a time lapse of them installing 50,000 lights on a tree. >> they do it big.do it >> just to see how they do it. d w lolong it take. it's very pretty, isn't it? >> all right. >> all right. >> new york it's a big tree wit 50,000 lights but we get the g t national tree here.onal te he >> hello. >> in washington, d.c. washington with the lighting of tree tonight.. >> the obama final treeal t lighting. here with a preview of theprw of star-studded event miss annies e yu. yu hello. >> reporter: hello, hello everybody. well, i can tell you we haven'tn spotted any stars.ta i'm kind of bumped out about of that. because it is a star-studdedded event.ev but if you look behind me,ehin m there's a lot of hustle ande bustle going on just hours awaya from the big ceremony going dowd at 5:00 o'clock tonight. t that is

p -- at rp function -- if you look at global central-bank monetary policy but you have the fed normalizing and the rest of the world is not, this goes against what the u.s. needs right now, even if you are having strong footing. steven: in many respects the dollar will help. streamings inflows upward pressure on inflation. if the dollar continues to outdistance any rise that we get in inflation, it will mean that we will link or leak stimulus outside. that happens to be bullish for many others. take a look at mexico, where the currency has collapsed but they still trade with the united states under the same terms. they will improve their terms of trade. it will help exports to the united states. it will limit the effect of but it will also limit the inflationary impulse in the united states, which could be destabilizing. tom: steven wieting is with us from citigroup. next hour, weour will spend some time with shannon o'neill of the council on foreign relations. that is always a good thing. it could be on cuba, but we will really focus on the struggles of venezuela. from new york and london

. >> breaking overseas conflict g reports out of syria c earlierar state run television reported rp evacuations in aleppo had put on hold after rebels opened fire at a convoy in a crossing point aia short time la a statement claiming all womennl and children had been taken out of the eastern aleppoen the evacuation has been quote quo unquote completed.ed. >>> back here president obamade vowing retaliation against agast russia over the presidentialsida election hacking.tion hacking. >> this comes as the white house and thes as president-elect area in a heated he can change over the russian involvement which w could also go all the way to the russian president. >> fox's doug luzader followingr the developments. doug, they seem to be changing n til the time. what's the latest.what's the l >> reporter: good morning.ter: . cold war all over again. ain. we're very likely to hear from m president obama on this subjectc later today about whether russia did in fact meddle in our o election last month and this isi creating even some more tensionn between the administration and president-elect trump. >> s

there is the rp the president-elect donald trump has decided on former texas governor rick perry as secretary of energy, according to fox news, which cited an informed source close to the transition team. perry ran for the 2012 republican presidential nomination. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more i am taylorntries, riggs. this is bloomberg. francine? tom? tom: further breaking news -- widely anticipated, he will be the secretary of state. there will be a senate debate on that, to say the least. mr. tillerson of exxon mobil is selected by the president elect to be his secretary of state. he is a civil engineer out of the university of texas, austin, and has led exxon for any number of years. 3m is out with their view forward for the year. what interests me is they set the revenue growth 1% to 3%, which i thought was low. i want to get to our esteemed guests this hour. we have a terrific, interesting hour for you. 1.0615. next screen, please. gains, showing equity 12.39. the dollar index elevated fractionally. francine: this is my data board.

ba mick jagger celebrating birth of another child at the ripe old rp age of 73.ag 7 good day at 9a starts right now. ?? >>> there's time, tucker.ucke >>eah.h. >> there's time for you. >> that's his boy mig jagger upe there about to have a baby at 70 some years old. o >> he's got moves like jagger. . >> clearly. >>> good day d.c. happy friday.happy a wisdom martin holly and erin. steve and maureen are at the casino gambling away their lifef >> or perhaps christmas shoppino for us. >> they're at the casino.y'ret >> you can always have hope. can old old on to hope. >> also ahead talk about a duet. tailor swift and zip malikik releasing a surprise songg overnight from the sound track t 50 shades darker.r. >> okay. >> we're going to have sampleeal coming up. you know who is in 50 shadess darker.rker. >> who? this hour as well.ell. >> we'll have a sample of what?w >> i don't know. >> how is that for a tease. let's talk about this weather. r temperatures, whoo, they took at big drop overnight.big drrn we are still in the 30s as of now. 9:02.02 it looks like they'll stay likty pretty low for the

rps the goal may to be punish not just russia in general butut specifically russian president vladimir putin. part of this though may alsoy be to create more president-elect trump who wast-l asked about aec potential pen response last night while hele was standing along sides boxing promoter don king.ing >> i think the computers have complicated. the whole age of computer haste made it where nobody knowsy k exactly what's going on. >> reporter: still this may ts m represent a parting shot in shon the tension filledn ll relationship between obama and putin. and while some republicans docad support some kind of response, there is a question of timing tm and whether the president presi should defer to congress. cgres >> the new congress and theest new president deal with russiaus pass new sanctions muchions much tougher than the ones weher already have. >> reporter: russian foreignsian ministry meantime promised to retaliate against any u.s. actions. in washington, doug luzaderer fox news. >> speaking on the upcomingomin inauguration it isly expectedxpe to generate more than tha $1 billio

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and the rp we are intending to release. the same for block 52 and 54 and the shipyard and 79 units and we are looking at family rental housing of two 60% ami for those parcels. transbay block for, this gives you a sense of where that is. and before i wrap up i just want to touch on the spe progress. our contract compliance folks are here today if we have any more specific questions but there has been really some impressive numbers i think 296 million awarded in professional services construction contracts on 12 different affordable housing projects. over 109 million were awarded spe's and then breaking that down a little bit further to women and minority owned forms. they received 32% or 10 million of professional services contracts and minority and women owned forms over 36 nine, 13%, of the construction contracts. so that ends the presentation it i want to thank the housing team, jane susskind our system housing to bauman specials. elizabeth-a senior development specials and brandon development specials. question-developm

with respect to -- especially the comments around focus on the five and rp co enforcing things that really do contribute to a safer city i would love to be able to hear or to get a better understanding of what how they're instructed to go about their enforcement efforts, and i am speaking from a place of experience in seeing how disruptive -- especially the tmcs have been on our streets with their double parking, with their slow cruising looking for the passages to pick up and not only does it -- well, it especially makes things terrible for the transit system. it makes things terrible for the people just trying to get around in the car, just the flow of the transportation networks, and then of course it makes things especially dangerous for bicyclists which then makes them feel less safe than they already feel just without having to negotiate around a potentially moving car that might stop anytime and what have you and pushes them on to the sidewalk and a lot of the reason -- speaking from experience, and seeing this happen all the time a lot of the reason people ride on the sidewalks we

and the rp we are intending to release. the same for block 52 and 54 and the shipyard and 79 units and we are looking at family rental housing of two 60% ami for those parcels. transbay block for, this gives you a sense of where that is. and before i wrap up i just want to touch on the spe progress. our contract compliance folks are here today if we have any more specific questions but there has been really some impressive numbers i think 296 million awarded in professional services construction contracts on 12 different affordable housing projects. over 109 million were awarded spe's and then breaking that down a little bit further to women and minority owned forms. they received 32% or 10 million of professional services contracts and minority and women owned forms over 36 nine, 13%, of the construction contracts. so that ends the presentation it i want to thank the housing team, jane susskind our system housing to bauman specials. elizabeth-a senior development specials and brandon development specials. question-developm

we started out by rolling out any rp system, which a lot of companies have done in the past decade. but then it's not just the erp system, but we started transforming the processes. we started working on people, processes and technology and optimize. so a real example, seven or eight years ago, when we promised product to a customer, roughly 82% of the time, we delivered on time. that was not acceptable. 28% of the time we missed the delivery, right. so that was not acceptable. today it is 98% of the time. so when we tell a customer, they're going to have this material, 98% of the time we deliver on time. how do we do that? well, now, we have full visibility into customer demand. we know what the customers are buying. we produce roughly 300,000 products. so knowing what the customers are buying, knowing where the demand is allows us to produce to demand. it allows us to stock in our distribution center, the products in the highest demand. it also gives the visibility to our sales force to sell products that are immediately available. we call them preferred products. no surprise that