normally when you're in this condition, you don't have enough steam up to maneuver. you've got enough to run a generator or alternator for the power and lights, but you don't have steam up to maneuver. all of that time had gone when they hit. when we wanted to get out of there, we couldn't do it. we would have been right down there along with the arizona except for a tug that came by, and i forgot which one it was. threw a line to us and began to pull us away. the fires on the arizona, of course they were -- they had no power. they couldn't operate the anti-aircraft guns, not normally. so they tried to do it manually, and i know -- i know this because i saw them. they were firing their five-inch guns at least once in a while. they, the fire would spread so that it was just about all around them. and i'm not sure whether it was my imagination, and i don't think it was, but i saw those gunners fire all around them, trying to train those guns around, and they were dying there. i mean really. now i have tried to suppress that idea as much as i can because it bothered me

managers,ns, asset this rally is gaining steam. you see a lot of people shift their allocation. >> they are realigning, shipping, they are making this transition. they are getting to keep away. how much cash is still left in the sidelines? other putting new the money to work in equities? are they taking out a bond? >> i think it is a really important point. there is a lot of cash on the sidelines. some of that cash is filling a different purpose. for a lot of the last five or six years, you have a welded portfolio, you have bonds there, they did a couple things. the deputy volatility. one of the ways they did that was being negatively bad. the market crashed, bonds went up. and an environment where the beer trusteeship a little bit, we are no longer's geared -- no longer scared about a recession. if that happens, then cash is arguably the better page than a portfolio. an eczematous allocation will reflect the change the way those assets are moving together. joe: you mentioned that bonds has been selling offices the middle of the su

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looks appetizing, but people across japan might be skipping the steaming hot meals today. temperatures are continuing to climb, and it's feeling a lot like spring. robert speta joins us with what to expect up ahead. >> yes, actually, temperatures continuing to rise across much of japan today. and definitely feeling very spring-like out there. some of the reasons for this, we have high pressure overhead. clear skies really dominating, so the sun is getting out today. we have a low coming in from the west. and with that, you have that southerly transport of winds coming into western japan at first and eventually towards tokyo. so temperatures might even put into the low 20s into tokyo as we head into thursday. but it's not going to be sunny and beautiful. we have that low coming in, and that brings with it the instability. first, some scattered showers across the korean peninsula on wednesday, maybe snow back towards north korea. and then over towards kyushu, could see up to 150 millimeters of total rainfall before it shifts off to the east. this is not just for the lower el

this looks like hot soup, coffee, or you know, maybe a bowl of noodles steaming. this actually shows people and heat. >> reporter: but not everyone is big on the government's take. many japanese who live around hot spring regions like the current logo and its more than 350-year history. >> translator: i was growing up looking at this logo all the time. as a local, i prefer the original sisign. >> reporter: on tuesdsday, government officials met to discuss changes to 90 signs they feel are confusing. they also got input from groups about the proposals. >> translator: we want foreign visitors to know that we've had this logo for centuries in japan, and it's very important for us. >> reporter: the push to change signs is an effort to make japan more visitor friendly for the 2020 tokyo olympics. a decision is expected by march. nhk world, tokyo. >>> it seems there's another move to counter china's maritime advances in the disputed south china sea. nhk has learned that indonesia will label the section of sea surrounding its natuna islands as the north natuna sea on its

has it begun to lose steam? >> the first question is bit ahead of itself. the deregulatory effort has not yet happened. and neither has congress sign anything. the question is what is the probability of these actions and i think that that is what is being released. and you can see and i see more business people than anybody. people feeling good and they are more aggressive in terms of his business plan. gary: one thing that bob greifeld pointed out, it was about 11:30 a.m. or so. when they were showing 800, maria said that it was a tremendous buying opportunity. maria: thank you. i thought as a growth plan, and the growth suite. >> we will get through. gary: i have to ask you about this number. only because it reminds me of something that i know that you are familiar with at 5000 in 1999. so professional investors, these numbers don't mean much. but we get concerned that there is going to be a type of thing associated with this that is going to create short-term fluctuations are not good for the long-term investor. >> i would have to agree with that. but at

ok, let's get a steamed fish head. goose intestine with preserved vegetables, that sounds good. and...i think pork knuckle stew. 0k. tuck in, because the fish heads are very good, actually. you and i have worked together all over the world, for the last 20 years. why do you do the job you do? i think, like you, john, ithink, you know, there's a story out there, you know, we want to see the truth. i mean, we see things like nobody else sees. unbelievable journey. and good friends, too. here's to good friends. a lot of my life has been spent reporting on people freeing themselves from authoritarian rule. democracy has flourished worldwide. in the 1970s, there were fewer than a0 democracies. today, there are around 100. but democracy hasn't happened in china. and now the chinese government seems to be trying to clamp down in hong kong, despite the promises beijing made at the handover from britain. a bookseller named lam wing kee ran a shop in central hong kong with four colleagues, selling books which were critical of china's leadership. lam was grabbed by the authorities during a

what are you hearing down there on the hill as to what, you know, there's really steam that's starting to build on whether or not there was some sort of an influence? >> everything that i've heard actually is that there's a lack of evidence and that these allegations of true rigging and ta unless there's a significant smoking gun that i have absolutely no wind of it's really the opposite of that. >> emily, thanks so much for joining us. we appreciate it. >>> coming up, pretty unlike encounter thousands of feet in the air >> we're going to tell you who donald trump son eric sat next to and discussed politics with on a recent flight. oh, that's lovely... so graceful. flawless... ...his signature move, the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. and there it is, the "baby bird". breathtaking. a sumo wrestler figure skating? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money heather saved by switching to geico. >>> we were talking about donald trump's son eric and he assured a muslim american comedian that his father would not push for a register tri for muslims. interesting >> we heard him talk

this looks like hot soup, coffee, or, you know, maybe bowl of noodles steaming. this shows the people and heat. >> reporter: but not everyone is big on the government's take. many japanese who live around hot spring regions like the current logo and itin its more 350-year history. >> i've grown up looking at this logo. as i local, i prefer the original sign. >> reporter: on tuesday, government officials met to discuss changes to 90 signs they feel are confusing. they also got input from groups about the proposals. >> reporter: we want foreign visitors to know that we've had this logo for centuries in japan, and it's very important for us. >> reporter: the pitch to change signs is an effort to make japan more visitor friendly for the tokyo 2020 olympics. a decision is expected by march. nhk world, tokyo. >>> a japanese yachtsman have become the first asian to complete in an around-the-globe yacht race that many consider to be the ultimate challenge in sailing. nhk world has the story. >> reporter: this man is 49 years old and no stranger to crossing oceans. at the

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. >> a characteristic these artists in their prime steam share. melanie woodrow, abc 1 news. >> all right. it is starting to rain now so the big question is how might that affect the investigators at the scene of the fire? >> they have been ration the last couple of days to get ahead of the storm because they knew several days of rain was coming. sandhya? >> it's going to be a dicy situation for the rescue efforts as you take a look at live doppler 7 right now. we do have more widespread rains than earlier and we did have light sprinkles and showers. radar is starting to get lit up and santa rozada as we take you into south santa rosa. moderate rain falling around old road wed highway and around st. he willena, this is mixed precipitation, rain and snow mix and around the kensington areas we're seeing short developing and in irpgs h san francisco. as we take you up to the north it's turning to snow. we're just getting started with the rainy pattern. i'll be back with a detailed look over what you can expect over the connection of. >> today in san

as this crosses the mountains, it's going to lose a little bit of is that steam. so it's going to be pretty isolated in terms of who sees much in the way of shower activity. but that chance is there after the evening commute. for most of you. 4:30, still showing a mostly cloudy sky. then by 8:00 p.m. a few of those rain or snow showers far north through 12 1:00 p.m. -- 11:00 p.m. things will clear out tonight and then the really cold air on the way soon. we have got temperatures that are going to feel like they're in the single digits in our very short near future. we'll talk about that coming up in just a bit and of course you can always check that forecast and there's a cool break-out article blog posted i just posted on our free wusa9 app. mike? >>> all right thanks a lot. well, she took up karate after a heart attack that nearly killed her. now this grandma is celebrating a huge milestone. the adorable story you won't >>> plus what makes this year's wreath across america day so special. stay with us. >>> welcome back. the third saturday in december is wreaths

great snow up there to ski as they have in steam boat springs. look at that shot. temperatures tonight. few below zero readings for the mountains. out west, temperatures in the single digit teens and 20s . and tomorrow, we will get back into the 30s and the 40s over the eastern plains. we will look at 20s for the mountains. out west, temperature ins the 20s and the 30s . here is the way the denver forecast goes. for tonight, mostly clear skies. 19 and 16 by morning. then, for tomorrow, increasing clouds will be in the upper 30s for another chilly day. and then for the next several days, 32 on friday. maybe some of those isolated snow showers. saturday, sunny skies. then we turn it the other way with 43 degrees. here you go. 27 tuesday. 22 on wednesday. down to 5 degrees. but we seem to pull it back into the sunshine as we get into the end of next week. >> all right, thanks ed. >>> music royalty in town. today as bruce springstein dropped by the tattered cover on colfax. more than a thousand people got their hands on ticks to meet and a picture. one woman from new j

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commodities, again, you have butter, eggs, cheese, you have, of course, steam and gold, but what i thought i would set up is the current spread from what you saul salt or food stocks and raw industrial commodities, the objects are clear the blue line is raw industrials, the lager, the green line, food stocks, in the middle orange is all commodities of which these two are a subset. this is the chart absolute. if i were to freeze all commodities and hold them as a constant across the screen. there's the orange line but a different way. all three absolute. i'm going to expose the spread between the lagers and the leaders. let's do it on a longer term. there they are, slurkts five years, raw discrims up here. food stuff is down here. here's the spread. let's do it even longer term. this is since all data begins. here's the spread. now this has only happened five times in history, where you have harder basis points and spread. so 15% in either direction, in fact, we're beyond that now. what happens going forward in this fairly rare circumstance? where everyone loves one thing and hates the othe

this is kind of been talked about, alluded to but now seems to be gaining steam here. what do you make of this? ared to leave office that he's now wanting to make sure this gets done. >> the republican congress wants to investigate the reports of russian interference. the only person, the intelligence committee everybody he everyone is unanimous. the only one that doesn't think that is president-elect trump. i think it's something that has to be investigated. we can't have an adversary trying to interfere in our election >> i have no objection to that but then when you look at hillary clinton is doing calling for all fake news to be eliminated and reaching out to facebook and google and wanting to get into sensor ship and this that and the other and blaming the attack in washington in the pizza shop on fake news. i disagreed with the president in the last eight years but i'll give him credit he conducted himself with honor and dignity. i would encourage him not to get note. >> that's the person he is and he will continue to do that. on the fake news issue i do think th

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with these two how could you not go with these two inches jump right out this i can tell in your azure steaming right now chew. where do you going with wayne i there were very confident that there is a guest in five days how does it feel when and personnel little sad. he likes to stompers. here is to show as how smart he is. can you imagine getting 69 inches of snow. 109 inches i wonder property hour on the mounds. those los angeles out. let's see. this is for you. put this in your trophy case. great shirt. we love it. they are awesome. thank you and happy house state around meant to do a selfie when research a break. that's something we'd something we to kenny crumpton is kicking at this run with our buddy jungle terry. they good they just making sure you're okay over there. when we come back at nativity time with jungle terry he brought and their big guns we will explain that when we come back. kicking it with kenny, stay with it is borderline calling out for some snow the temperature is at freezing. local there is beginning to settle and it's like the wedding cake with different layers for c

officials hope everyone will be back in their homes steam tonight. police say they found nothing during a new search of a missing woman's home in delaware county today. crews began digging up the basement last night looking for the remains of melissa rodriguez at her home on lafayette street in collingdale today. police went in with a district attorney but didn't find anything. they say they will go back with more equipment. they have not said what prompted them to begin searching the basement. the mother of two has been missing since april 2013. >>> a young boy's christmas wish is now fulfilled. >> karen, says her eight-year-old son justin wanted to deliver toys to patients at the children's hospital of philadelphia dan justin got to see his dream come true when he delivered a van full of gifts with his family. justin is a patient at chop himself. he has an inoperable benign brain tumor but with the help of his mom he created a toy drive in honor of giving tuesday and donatiodonations, well they poun and the family filled up eight large bins of toys

great snow up there to ski as they have in steam boat springs. look at that shot. temperatures tonight. mostly in the teens. we will find single digits, a few below zero readings for the mountains. out west, temperatures in the single digit teens and 20s . and tomorrow, we will get back mountains. out west, temperature ins the 20s and the 30s . here is the way the denver forecast goes. for tonight, mostly clear skies. 19 and 16 by morning. then, for tomorrow, increasing clouds will be in the upper 30s for another chilly day. and then for the next several days, 32 on friday. maybe some of those isolated snow showers. saturday, 42 with sunshine. look at sunday near 50 degrees. sunny skies. then we turn it the other way with 43 degrees. here 27 tuesday. 22 on wednesday. down to 5 degrees. but we seem to pull it back into the sunshine as we get into the end of next week. >> all right, thanks ed. >>> music royalty in town. today as bruce springstein dropped by the tattered cover on colfax. more than a thousand people got their hands on ticks to meet the boss. get a sign

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atop morgan hall looking south along broad street and a little bit of cloud cover beginning to gather steam across the region this morning and it does look like we're going cloud up today. your temperature currently as tam said it's pretty typical for a december morning, 35 degrees. the winds fortunately not all that strong only at 7 miles per hour so we don't need to worry about a big deal wind chill. dress warmly though. a lot of suburbs down around the freezing mark. there you see the cloud cover a little bit of a break to the north of philadelphia. we might see some sunshine punching in early but we do think in general the clouds are going get thicker today. 33 degrees by 8 o'clock. still pretty cold there. and then 37 by 10 o'clock. by noon, we get to 40 and by 3 o'clock a high of 43 degrees. fairly cloudy by 3 o'clock. might even cloud up pretty good by noon and then by 6 o'clock 39 degrees and getting a bit on the cold side overnight tonight. here are your afternoon highs everywhere across the region. allentown might get stuck in the upper 30's today. 40 in reading. 43 in philadelphi

. >> ♪ >>> ♪ >> mobile three, steaming live for thus morning, check out the roads, all morning long. and this is thousand looks in the neighborhood in whitehall right now. you can see that overnight rain has left the roads slippery, even finding some sleet right now in the allentown area. so, needless to say, you will want to plan on leaving little early today if you're headed out the door. >> well, this is the season forgiving. teenage boy is doing his part to help the homeless in washington, d.c. every year, he holds an annual coat drive. the idea started when he noticed fellow classmate in need, and reporter evan shows us, good will has no age limit. >> not going to go to sleep at night knowing i gave back to somebody. >> when you think of the average 16 year old,. >> exactly the title for cameron sweeney. you see it all began six years ago, he saw friends without a jacket. so he gave him his. >> at the end of the day he had the coat. and, you know, he was warm. he was warm, and i gave back. >> since then, it has snowballed. last year collected more than 500 points, and he said th

commence getting up steam to try to get under way. at 8:05 they open fire with one one-inch battery and the 50 caliber machine gun. they are trying as hard as they could to get into the attack, but as it was a surprise attack it took them a little bit of time. at 8:10, the "uss oklahoma" listed the port until lying on starboard side with keel showing. took steering and engine control. 8:38, stood by all lines. 8:39, all ready boxes refill. ready boxes at this time were the boxes that they put on the ammunition in. this was considered the ready ammunition they could use for all the various weapons they had on board. at 8:40, received report that an enemy submarine was in pearl harbor. presumably, probably the submarine the "monahan" saw rammed and ultimately depth charged. which is kind of interesting because they must have received that via radio transmission because since they're on the opposite side of ford island they shouldn't have been able to physically see that. and then one of the next entries is 8:57, the "uss nevada" getting

when steam died, the tank was moved to rangely. a one stop light western colorado town of a couple thousand, where it was mistakenly placed on a bed of gravel. its weight warped the steel floor upwards making it unsafe for storing pretty much anything. how does that affect the sound, do you think? >> well, i think -- if it were flat you'd hear the sound flutter like wop- wop, wop. because it hits the bat tomorrow and it hits the curve it disburses in all directions. it just gives this wise whoo. >> it's fame grew among artists across the country. but people in this town of ranchers and hard scrabble oil workers were dubious. they found it pretty hard to see any reason to support saving that seemingly derrick tower of steel whose value seemed to be mostly for scrap. how did you get these two cultures together to agree? >> it's been a gradual process. i mean, at first we were just like extra terrestrials who had to be watched. >> a step kick callie lane urie, then on the city council, agreed to visit the tank and give eight chance. w

we are told that investigations are continuing at full stea m investigations are continuing at full steam over the christmas period. and also the zone of open borders, he was able to travel from germany to fight and on italy. germany to fight and on italy. germany is polarised on this matter. there are some here: very strongly for border controls to be re—established. —— calling for. some say freedoms must be regarded, that the zone is one of the great achievements of the european union. angela merkel is pro—refugee, but not entirely open border because the border between austria and germany is seeing border controls. there are questions here. it is about, according to supporters of angela merkel, it is about trying to find the balance between preserving the liberties and freedom of movement and also security. that is a debate thatis and also security. that is a debate that is very complicated, very difficult and is likely to go on. the tunisian authorities have arrested anis amri's nephew. authorities have reported a terrorist cell. this included the nephew. allegedly he used the

startethat's wherg steamships and the atlantic and then of course we connected all of those waterways by using steam engines to build the canal so 1825 the canal had opened. just in time to come over from london and paris into canada into new york city and the entire interior in north america and that happened again and again. we did much better today. we have hundreds of airports and tens of thousands of connections between all the airports. this is a map i have in the book you can make a map of all the cities in the world connected by direct flight and if you run a simulated flu pandemic on a map like that it basically is just expanding outwards. you can predict where and when it will strike simply by measuring the number of direct flights so that's how influential the flight network is. on the way they spread today. so those are some of the ways i talk about in the book how modern life increases the risk of the epidemics in the rising pathogens in the human population. but the other part of the book is what we do about it. we have political differences, medical defenses, all kind of things that w

snow developing across dakotas , minnesota, this system will be crossing through, really gaining some steam as it moves into new england where we could have pretty impressive totals come tomorrow but here we are close enough as rahel says to get in on some of the activity as well. future weather does a good job of this. i want to show that to you. we will jump you to about this same time tomorrow. we will be in the clear through better part of the overnight but get an hour or two, included will be building in and that is when precipitation comes in. this is a cold front with the area of le pressure developing on the tail end. we have more moisture and there will be a rain snow line that sets up either just north of philadelphia or right over it. so further north you go, best chance to see snow but even if we do start with some snowflakes in philadelphia, for example it will quickly, notice turn over to rain. so, you will not be looking at accumulation in the city. but up toward carbon, monroe county as we showed you this, winter weather advisory for possibility of a couple inches of snow. a

. >> he ran for nation's highest office in 1949 and his bid never picked up steam. his political career took a hit in late 80s he got caughtp in savings and loan scandal one of five senators accused of corruption for accepting 2 200,000 campaign contribution from finance ear charles kei keiting. fwlenn was cleared of wrong doing but senate commission found he used "poor judgment" after retiring from capitol hill, glen yn n made history again becoming oldest person in space at the age ever 77 fwlen joined crew ever space shuttle discovery to research aging process. >> we help older people here on earth escape frailties of old age. that's the purpose of why i'm here. >> glenn's other great love besides space was wife autopsyy they were married 60 years and had two children. >> president obama paid tribute to glenn saying he reminded us with courage and spirit of discovery there's no limit to the heights we can reach together. president-elect trump praised the former astronaut calling him a hero who inspired generations of future explorers. >>> police need your help id

the geyser is shooting a cloud of hot steam in the air. >> meanwhile, some parts of the country could see a white christmas. we're joined by bill karins with the details on all that. >> mountains looking really good in the west. impressive rain storm over night. still raining pretty hard over downtown los angeles. heavier rain, vegas area southwards, and phoenix is getting a break, but you had heavy rain overnight, too. a lot of slow drives this morning on wet roads. the snowy part will be later on today into the mountains of utah, colorado, and albuquerque. then the storm will move across the country. then storm number two will move ke the worth is over for you as the precipitation starts to move out. northern california and central california missed out on this event. it's been exclusively to the south. we'll give you a breakdown of the next storm, even bigger than this one, on friday and saturday. >> thank you very much. >>> just ahead, as the world's largest lottery jackpot with over $2 billion in winnings, and it's happening today. we'll tell you how and if you can get in on it.

here, water mixes with molten rock and becomes what is known as supercritical steam. it is neither a liquid nor a gas that holds more energy than either and it is this that will be brought back up to the surface. scientists think it will generate so much electricity, it could transform the energy industry. but a project like this isn't risk—free. this is what happened in 2009 during an earlier attempt to tap into a volcano. the drill unexpectedly hit magma and was destroyed. the most recent eruption here was 700 years ago... geologists say we still have a lot to learn about these forces of nature. there is always some risk and it has to be evaluated but it is also a risk if we don't understand the volcanoes. a cases like in italy, millions of people living on a volcano. we need to advance our understanding of when these volcanoes will erupt, we need to go and see what is down there. in iceland, towns are already using energy generated from volcanoes, but this new approach could create up to ten times more electricity. if it works, this technology and the energy it h

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the conservatives steamed in second. forcing labour into third place north of the border. labour found itself with a bit of a puzzle, its leader jeremy corbyn was immensely popular with party members, not so much with his members of parliament, some of whom described his performance in the referendum campaign as pretty lacklustre. morning. early one morning the shadow foreign secretary, hilary benn, was sacked, much of the rest of the shadow cabinet packed their bags, including angela eagle. you found this personally very difficult. yes. i feel i have served in the best way i can and today i had to go. she launched a leadership challenge but dropped out when the welsh labour mp owen smith got more support. can we get through, please? at a fractious party meeting there was a row about whetherjeremy corbyn could automatically stand in the contest. yes, he could and there was a court case over which members and supporters could actually vote. no, not all of them. owen smith presented himself as a more competent corbyn. i think the party that i love and the party that has been

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they commenced giving up steam to try to get underway. at 8:05, they opened fire with one one-inch battery and the 50 caliber machine gun. they were trying as hard as they could to get into the attack, as it was a surprise attack, it took a little bit of time. at 8:10, "uss oklahoma lying on starboard side." at 8:15, "conning tower took steering and engine control." at 8:38, "they stood by all lines." at 8:39, "all ready boxes refilled." ready boxes were the boxes they put the ammunition in. this was considered the ready ammunition they could use for all the various weapons they had on board. 8:40, "received report that an enemy submarine was inside pearl harbor." presumably that was the submarine that the monaghan saw and ultimately depth charged. which is kind of interesting because they must have received that via radio transmission because since they were on the opposite side of ford island, they should not have been able to physically see that. one of the next entries is 8:57, the uss nevada getting underway. it was the first battles

stea m steam was adding to the fog in the river dart earlier today. i will keep showing this picture of keswick throughout the afternoon because it is so glorious. i don't think things will change radically. if you are in one of the holes in the cloud, good for you, you will see some brightness. temperatures around 10 celsius. in the fall, the temperature closer to five celsius. the fog will remain overnight. because the breeze is dropping out further north in england and into the scottish borders, you might get fog here as well. not a particularly cold night, it has to be said. watch out for the dense fog patches on monday morning. we have a weather front pushing its way into scotland and northern ireland, a little rain associated with that. perhaps some rain later on in eastern parts as the cloud thickens. see you later.