jonathan: thank you. tim now to tim barber live from the yoga studio where mccauley taught classes and friends are holding a vigil tonight. tim? tim: they just opened the door here. you can see how many people are inside now. it is packed. she usually teaches the 5:135 klos so this hour was emotional on top of the somber twists and turns in the last several days. despite the darkness, her friends are focusing on her friend's beautiful life. you can feel the love this afternoon. one friend told me she wishes tricia were here people how to cope with this because she always seemed to have the right words. >> a lot of other teachers will let the intern to check people in. she never allowed that. she wanted to know every student that came in and greet all of them by name to learn every person's name. she went above and beyond. that is who she was. after the hour of meditation, they are going to walk to a park here. we'll go with them and have the story at 11:00. jonathan: so sad. thank you. a special parkland

jonathan: yes. this week's teen player. >> i was really nervous because i saw olympians in the water next to me. >> she was one of only three 14-year-olds to qualify for the u.s.a. swimming winter nationals. how exciting with a this past weekend for you? >> it was very exciting. i never been to a national meet before, so olympians with my teammates is really fun. >> less than 1% of all swimmers get to that level. and for her to make scoring finals at that level when you have college kids and the best club swimmers from around the country, it's just phenomenal. >> to be at this level as a 14-year-old is extremely rare. >> abby has been swimming since she's 7. it's inside the rec center where she trains once, sometimes even twice a day. what's your ultimate goal? >> i want to make olympic trials one day. i almost made it last summer. i missed it by .24. that's my goal is to make it to the trials. congratulations, abby. you are this week's team player. doug: and let's look ahead to the weekend. friday

jonathan: sc russia. thank you. we can tell you the attack in berlin the german police are saying they arrested the driver and that it was an attack. alison: scott mentioned syria. cease-fire resumed in aleppo as dozens for evacuated this morning. turkish based islamic n.g.o. reported that 20 bus -- buses carrying 1,500 people arrived in a neighborhood there. evacuations were suspended friday amid issues there. don't miss a breaking news update. sign up for the text alerts at wjla.com/text. you will get alerts sent to your phone from the newsroom. jonathan: breaking news locally. this wreck, car off the road slamming in a speed camera. this is in upper marlboro, maryland. this happened a half or ago. one person had to be pulled unclear at this point. abc7 is staying on the story. whether he have an update as soon as soon new comes in the newsroom. jonathan: "7 on your side" now with a health alert. pediatric intensive care units are full. alison: in fact, a child was turned away from the multiple hospitals over the

jonathan: amazing. alison: to have a clear mind to answer the questions while you are going through so much in your life. that is amazing. jonathan: all right. alison: "7 on your side" now with the health alert. that one is guidance when it comes to newborns. because doctors are now recommending not cutting the umbilical cord for at least 30 seconds to a minute after birth. this is a critical period, of course, in which the oxygen-rich blood still flows to the baby which is just beginning to breathe on its own out of the womb. so this is double what happens now. the cord is usually cut 15 to 20 seconds after birth unless the newborn is premature. a big change there. speaking of newborns this couple from virginia temporarily moved to phoenix. they are on their way back now but they are not coming margaret and mike are now the parents of five! quintuplets. my goodness. the couple struggled for years to get pregnant, suffering two miscarriages. >> i didn't design a nursery before we left because i was worr

jonathan: we need it now. michelle: get it now society. jonathan: there you go. michelle: still ahead at 5:00, well, there really aren't words to say about this. other than what we are seeing. jonathan: the t-rex didn't use arms. little arms. michelle: they are good enough for what he is doing. we'll try to explain coming up. jonathan: revelers are getting ready for the celebration but police are making everyone for new year's eve are safe. michelle: are hotels looking up from the donald trump inauguration? we go look for the high-end steve: windy conditions tomorrow. gusty winds around 30 miles per hour. daytime highs in the lower 40's. feel like temperatures in the 20's. talk about new year's eve. if you have plans to do anything outdoors it's not super cold. ring in the new year with temperature from the 40's to 30's degree. at least it's dry. skies will be mostly cloudy. getting up early sunday morning on new new year's day fr the new year's day 5k in reston town center. 8:00 in the morning. by 130:00 a.m. it's around 45. noontime hour is upper 40's. by tuesd

jonathan g.: it is. apparelkohl's, or companies, they say look at the pressure they will have from amazon. are you saying it will get better? i say absolutely not. if you have a pickup in pricing power, it helps lift all tides. because they are in a broken part of the market they are doing great. jonathan: what is the pricing tolerance of consumers now? jonathan g.: the answer is reasonably weak but getting better. the surprising story for 17, and we will talk about this in six months, is the consumer will be stronger than we think. ointment, wage inflation going up, and as interest rates go higher, people realized of problems they would have in retirement of not getting returns on assets is being bailed out by the market. jonathan: you are in the low rates for the consumer in general? was.han g.: i i think the incremental benefit is enormous. david: on the spectrum of least and most stable, where our financials. they have come a long way up and where are we in financials in 27 teen? jonathan g.: compare

jonathan: thanks, tom. d.c. police and the federal agencies are not saying what security changes they have made or plan to make in the wake of what happened in berlin. one thing they can guarantee, the already constant police presence around the city will only grow in the weeks to come. >> you are going to see a lot of law enforcement activity in washington, d.c., stepped up law enforcement activity in washington, d.c. just because of the mere fact on january 20 we are going to have the inauguration of the president of the united states. jonathan: terrorism experts admit police can only do so much. they say one of the best ways to stay safe is know your surroundings. and if you see something, if something doesn't feel right, say something. maureen: now to the latest humanitarian crisis in aleppo. the red cross says it evacuated the last hospital patients left in the eastern part of the city. the organization is supervising the mass small bid of good news. all people who need urgent medical care have been moved t

jonathan: redskins. erin: defense. jonathan: i was going for the whole thing. erin: specifically the defense if they want to make the playoff. josh norman has four words of advice for the defense. listen up. announcer: now the toyota sports desk. brought to you by your local toyota dealer. erin: two weeks in a row the redskins defense allowed 31 points which puts pressure on the offense to carry the team. if washington is going to end the two-game skid and make a legitimate playoff run the defense has to be better. no team in third down than the skins. cornerback josh norman has been the best player defensively but even he is frustrated. >> get off the field. got to get off the field. that is plain and simple. there is no magic. no kind of conjuring up a spell. that is just what it is. no excuse. we have to lock down. the first and the second down we quick tail. happen. erin: baseball's winter meetings wrapped up earlier today without the nationals making a deal for a new closer. the nats have been on the hunt since losing mark melantin to the giants. they have

i am jonathan ferro and this is our editor, emma rosenbloom. >> hello, jonathan. jonathan: "bloomberg pursuits" is bloomberg's luxury gift magazine. >> intelligent luxury. i apologize. we have put out our annual issue. >> we tell our readers how they can spend their money well. jonathan: i am told that luxury is not just about buying. emma: it is about doing and one-of-a-kind experiences. jonathan: we are going to france. emma: we are going to take a ferrari for a joyride. jonathan: and we catch up with a victoria's secret model. emma: she is also the cover model for "pursuits." nathan: that sounds exciting. let's get started. ma: we are in manhattan's suffolk arms. with a third-generation mixologist who created this whole bar. >> this is a cocktail bar on the lower east side. and we are trying to capture the spirit of new york. you will see the history of new york, the cocktails music. everything, just trying to connect it all. emma: about these cocktails, what is this? >> this is a classic. everyone thinks when they come in it is an english pub. it is not an eng

jonathan: a possible disaster averted in salt lake city. a teenager firing a gun in a school was wrestled down not by a teacher or classmate but his they had been concerned about his travel -- troubling behavior, noticed guns were missing from the home, rushed to the school and got there just in time. students had already hit the deck, terrified. inc. fully lead the teenager was subdued and nobody was hurt. alison: former astronaut buzz aldrin is said to be in stable condition tonight and in good spirits because today he was evacuated from the south pole come of all places, for medical reasons. -- had the flu, but is responding well to antibiotics. 7 on your side with a holiday warning. there was a lot of online shopping and themes are waiting to pounce on presence. we now and the first of the year, one point 5 billion packages will be delivered across america. every year, 23 million people across the country fall victim to porch pirates. what can you do to preve a option to choose delivery options and pick a time when you are home. surveil

jonathan: all right. alison: thank you. jonathan: we know this. last night the redskins' road to the playoffs got bumpier. alison: yeah. robert burton joins us with more on their post-season hopes. robert? robert: if you want to call them that. it was not the performance the redskins were hoping for last night. the result a 25-16 loss. before last n controlled their own destiny. if they won out the last wild card spot was theirs. they didn't do that. so now it looks pretty grim. weigh in on the instapoll question. what went down last night. only two games left in the season. do you think the redskins will make the playoffs? go to wjla.com/votenow. they are two spots back behind the wild card spots. they have to win the last two games and they will need all the help they the get from the other teams to make the playoffs. >> to be honest with you, i'm up on it. i understand that we are on the outside looking in. one fact i do understand. i understand a couple of teams have to lose. we go from there. it starts with chicago to have a chance at all. we

jonathan: first, we are on storm watch right now. a store moved through the area this evening, strong enough to do damage to an apartment building in northwest washington. michelle: residents had to find another place to stay in the rain is still falling at this hour. jonathan: steve rudin joining us now, what can we expect the rest of the night? moved off towards the east, and it is dry around the capital beltway. we have more rain to the west, later showers that will move to the north, northeast. we will get all of this out of here by about 2 a.m. that means skies begin to clear, meaning sunshine on the way for the day tomorrow. the bus stop forecast, waking up early, by about 9:00, the temperatures in the low middle 50's by recess. outdoor recess for the kids, and dismissal time temperatures around 55 degrees. it we a bit breezy. much cooler considering today's highs, 69 degrees. talking about the upcoming weekend and the white house christmas tree lighting forecast coming up. michelle: steve, thank you. get up-to-the-minute infor

jonathan: very cool. michelle: neat. jonathan: from a long way away. michelle: you can see the there. jonathan: coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- warning to parents about the kids playing in the snow. the unfortunate accident that will give you pause about letting them run out and play. sam: i'm sam ford in gibson washington where the mother is holding the final dinner honor hof her slain sun for members of the m.p. -- slain son for members of the m.p.d. - i am the power of one. - we are the power of one. - by agreeing to have my... both: our... - novec power bill rounded up each month. - my few cents... - added to my few cents... both: added to our few cents... - add up to help improve lives in the local community. - support operation round up by having your novec power bill rounded up to the next dollar. - that's the power of your small change added to others'. all: that's the power of one. - sign up today at novec.com. michelle: in south carolina, there is new video in the trial of dylann roof. it shows roof in a makeshift shooting dri

jonathan: all right. police want one driver's decision in rhode island to be a cautionary tale for everyone getting behind the wheel. look at the tv for this one. this is video from a 20-year-old. that is him. he is doing a selfie now. driving like an idiot. doing it while he is leave streaming on facebook for the friends. this is the end result. yeah. at one point he was going 102 miles per hour we'ving in and out of the traffic. he even flips the camera around a couple of times to show his face. knucklehead. police say the driver has a lengthy track record. the video though not so much. it doesn't last long. cut awe just before he hit a garbage truck. ruining the car. putting him in the hospital. listed in cr not even sure what motivates somebody to be that dumb or what they were doing. the kid had issues. alison: so many reckless things going on at one time. it's unbelievable. jonathan: phone, you have toll young people, phones should not even be in the front with you. you can wait to make the call lat

jonathan: you shot some of the clues. alison jonathan: rubbing elbows with bei bei. alison: fun. let's move on to the other news of the day for you. we have new video from the police in colombia when they responded to the plane crash. this is when they found a crew member live. six people survived. 71 died. that plane ran out of fuel. a few mails longer than the route they took. jonathan: amazing that anybody survived. in the next story you need to pay attention. i will show you something. this gal here standing on the street corner in the red jacket. watch her carefully. roll the tape. this car is going to take a left-hand turn and get h the bonedded here. look where it goes. headed for the woman. she reacts. a different angle to show you. it hits the pole instead of hitting her. the car. she perhaps tripped. the pole blocked her from getting hit. it happened in poland. two anglals on the camera angle. you can see a very lucky woman. she was not pinned long. she just got hit by the debris. amazing that nobody was seriously hurt in this collision. none of the drivers. especially

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jonathan: all right. thanks. the redskins hosted local students to pick out an early christmas present from the favorite players. it's the annual santa shop. paral of the toys for tots drive and delivery. we take you back inside the locker room. they look great as elfing helps out the big man. we go there at 5:30 in sports. tonight is the last day to donate for the abc7 toy drive. thousands of kids would otherwise go without if not for the toys. wjla.com/toys to see how you can send a toy to our studios. it's painless and easy and fast. the marines will be here thursday to help us pick up the goodies. michelle: it's crunch time. they can lift a lot of toys. jonathan: they move a lot of stuff fast. they do. steve: i can't believe we have this weekend an then the following weekend is already christmas. michelle: crunchtime. between now and then it's the coldest weather since winter last year. it comes this thursday. i will last two days and we'll warm things up. this evening in the 40's. partly cloudy skies. winds

jonathan: thank you. alison: cold weather headed our way. >> did you feel it walking it's starting to drop. doug: the temperatures will decline tonight and the winds will start climbing in velocity and that combination will make it feel colder than the air temperatures. that is what the wind chills are all about. let's get started with the time lapse from frederick, maryland. 41 degrees at the moment. the winds turn northwest. the front is through the frederick area. screaming up there. the high clouds are moving quickly. the colder air lags behind the cold front by a few hours but trust me. tomorrow morning you will feel the difference from this morning. through the evening we will drop through the 40's quickly to the 30's. i will be blustery. northwesterly winds. the chills will kick in. 30's for most of the early everything. later tonight as the air temperature drops to 30 in the city by morning and the mid-20's in suburban areas, the wind chills will be in the in most areas waking up early tomorrow mo

jonathan: a d.c. couple found out the house they were living in as classified by vacant from the city. they are playing more in property taxes. they wouldn't change it to occupy until "7 on your side" stepped in. chris papst is live in southeast washington with the story. chris: jonathan in the district of columbia, the property are listed as vacant have a higher property tax f the idea is to incentivize homeowners. the people who bought the house on 28 street in southeast d.c. didn't get the benefit. at the time it was vacant. [audio interruption] this is still classified as vacant as far as the district of columbia is concerned. they are charged at extra high rate for the property taxes. coming up, we tell you what happened when they called "7 on your side." the big gift they got just a few days after christmas. chris papst, abc7 news. michelle: thanks. a page-turner, minnesota man found two books in the parent's cabin in canada due back to if library. get this, more than 40 years ago. kraemer says

jonathan: all right. thanks. still ahead for us at 5:00 -- [applause] a big round of applause for the maryland senior senator. why she says today's speech on the senate floor is not her goodbye. cheryl: i'm cheryl conner at arlington national cemetery where an air force one pilot is laid to rest today. we'll take you to the emotional ser at michigan and north capitol sitting. today there was a ground breaking and things are about to change. i'm sam ford. jonathan: the mcmillan sand site is getting a redevelopment but not everybody is happy about it. sam: they were all there at the site. politicians, community activists, developers. to convert the old plant with the concrete silos to a the office, homes, stores, green space over 25 acres with 6,000 workers and costing $720 million. from mayor who passed by since her childhood -- >> you often wonder when the property would be put to productive use. sam: -- to the councilmember. >> as a kid, i could look out my room, my bedroom window and see the sight. my d

thank you, jonathan. tomorrow on "good morning washington," holiday spending takes a toll on everyone. there are smart ways to keep more cash in the wallet before, during, after the holidays. find out how you can save more money this holiday season and start the new year >> plus don't miss a chance to call in and see "rogue one" a "star wars" story in imax 3d. >> stay with us for traffic and weather every ten minutes jonathan: now to a look at the war on terror. the human cost is rising. the video we got gives a 360-degree view i destruction. look at the tv. everywhere you look, there is destruction. the united nations says 200,000 people could be trapped in what is left of the city. michelle: police in los angeles boosting the counterterror presence after a threat that came from overseas. it's not been confirmed but a specific station was mentioned. it's next to restaurants, clubs and other hot spots. jonathan: coming up next for us, an entire neighborhood spreading positive messages even when some of th

jonathan: couple days. erin: jonathan: before we go, a last look at a growing tribute to a hollywood icon, more stars only hollywood -- more flowers on the highly with star of debbie reynolds. debbie reynolds was 84. michelle: so sad. we know there is rain tomorrow? molly: that's right, give extralf 10, 15 minutes for the rush-hour. sunshine at lunchtime. new year's eve looking good comes sunshine during the day, clear at night. the temperatures about average. jonathan: amazing what happens when you add the rain to the commute. the careful. jimmy kimmel is next. michelle: have a great night. volunteer for meals on wheels. we had an instant connection. what was that? i said, "delivering to you is always a special treat." oh. company, companionship, food... we all need those things. when we get in that spot in life, it's kind of nice to have 'em there. (avo) through the subaru share the love event, we've helped deliver over one point four million meals to those in need. get a new subaru, and we'll donate two

jonathan: all right, erin. maureen: good luck with the heat. jonathan: thanks. maureen: thanks so much. doug: it's chilly but look at the numbers and the weekend. the crazy wind chills and temperatures. maureen: just trying to make it better. i know. doug: tonight, no winds to speak of. 17 to 27. cold start. but we will warm to 40 tomorrow. 49 on wednesday. thursday a slight chance of a shower. christmas eve and the first day of hanukkah 50, with evening shower possible. 53 on christmas day. jonathan: at least we are not shoveling. doug: not yet. maureen: that will come one day. "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up next. jonathan: thank you for being with us tonight. see you tonight at 131:00. >>> tonight, breaking news. the horrific images coming in from the christmas market. the truck plowing into a crowd in berlin. at least nine killed, dozens injured. you will hear from witnesses on the scene tonight, and what the white house just said about this apparent terrorist attack. >>> also breaking tonight, the chilling moment. the assassin pulling out

jonathan: from new york city, i am jonathan ferro. we await a lot of data coming out of the united states. futures pretty much going nowhere. , not mustw we are set -- not much price action with yields up a single basis point. action in the fx markets, surprise surprise. the marginal euro strength, energy 10 space. the data drops across the board, let me begin with durable goods orders coming in a -4.6%. capital goods orders come in, an upside surprise. we were looking for a meeting estimate of berkeley -- a bloomberg survey. initial jobless claims kick hires to little bit from 254. let me throw this altogether if i can, quarter on quarter for the third quarter coming in at 1.7%, with expectations, dep quarter on quarter -- has been revised upward three point 5% from 3.2% previously. i'm sure i have missed something in here. moves, tof the market your yields up just a touch up the back of this data. market, looking at futures just a tick higher on a dow up by seven points. david: we are now joined by brooklyn dryer, the bmc economist.

jonathan: yeah. alison: theory bob has been cut -- ribbon has been cut for opening in transit center in maryland. it's one of the d.c.'s busiest bus transfer point on the prince george's montgomery county line. but it won't receive passengers until thursday. 60 buses will go in and out every hour. it is expected to be a proposed stop for the purple line. jonathan: covering metro now. riders are about to get relief for the holidays. the orange and the silver line riders rejoice. surge 11 ends at closing tonight. it will be done. may want won't resume until next month. the break from safetrack will give crews time to prepare for inauguration on january 20. metro will open early at 4:00 in the morning. there will be extended on new year essives with trains running until 3:00. and metro will announce the start date for surge 12 and the other 2017 safetrack work but it won't happen until january. alison: coming up next at "abc7 news at 4:00" -- now this is a rare fish. caught on camera. for the first time

jonathan: first, the coldest air of the season is here. we are talking wind chill's in the teens in some places. what will it feel like when we wake up? we go to meteorologist brian van de graaff with a look. brian: across the area right now, feels like the 20's. even downtown feeling like the north and west later tonight it will be even colder. tomorrow morning, teens in frederick, leesburg, winchester, and downtown will feel like the 20's. bitter cold start to the weekend, into the 40's, but all afternoon the chill lingers. the next 10 days coming up. stay connected with the stormwatch 7 team as the temperatures drop and follow us on facebook and twitter. you can also download the stormwatch app. dangerous winter weather is a problem for millions tonight, icy highways and feet of snow in some places. the winter storm alerts are in place in 19 states. in new york am a truck flipped over on a highway that has seen already more than 100 rec cars and a stretch. in erie, pennsylvania, a 70-car pileup. there were some injuries the head of the

jonathan: thank you. you can get warning about the traffic problems near you while you are out on the road. go to wjla.com/text. if there is a traffic jam you will know about it right away. what it has to do with the pittsburgh steelers. jonathan: plus video of a man that police say attacked a postal worker as they add new incentive to find those responsible. maureen: surveillance showing what happened before he smashed a bottle over a liquor store clerk's head. jonathan: "7 on your side" in the holidays to avoid the holiday pounds. we have a team of nutritionists standing by. who can offer up all kind of alternatives o and other healthy eating tips. give them a call. 703-236-9220. says it won't let up for a while. the cadillac xt5... what should we do? ...tailored to you. ?? now during season's best, get this low mileage lease on this cadillac xt5 from around $429 per month, jonathan: new video to share with you of a tuesday afternoon robbery that turned violent. loudoun county police say three men went

jonathan: it is isolated. i see it in the assets of the bank at the monte paschi, in the debt, it it is down about four cents on the session. a record low. the equity has been hammered and it stayed low forever now. we are down 85% over one year. is it that the complacency may be there for the individual market but it might be zooming into the banks? charles: it is going to be interesting to see how the government gets paid back for their bailout. in the united states, we had this mortgage debacle and afterwards the big banks were asked to pay for some of the crisis. deutsche bank helped monte dei paschi hide some of its problems through various derivative structures. italian government go back to deutsche bank and asked them to pay some of the cost? deutsche bank is facing its own capital issues around this doj settlement. david: in the united states, there was a defined set of deals that had gone bad. we need to get them off the balance sheet and fix them. do we know there is a bottom when it comes to italy?

jonathan: 41 years. at some point they -- i'm not sure who was holding back but seriously. 41 years. congratulations. alison: coming up at 50:00 -- mike: i'm mike carter-conneen. today district leaders recognize the 2017 b.c. teacher of the year. what makes her so special? d have you seen this man? he sells and steals cars. jonathan: the sentencing for the christian rapper convicted of killing his own producer. the argument that led to the steve: i'm abc7's steve rudin live at fedex field. this side. but at least it is not super windy. take a look at the forecast for the big game tonight. the temperatures temperatures wo the lower 30's, eventually in the upper 20's. under mainly clear skies. winds out of the north at 5 to 10 miles per hour. skip ahead and talk about the upcoming weekend. boy, what a weekend it will be. christmas eve looking at a chance for a few showers. temperatures in the 50's. we see the clouds diminish moving through the day on christmas. the daytime highs then lower to the middle 50

jonathan: thanks. unlike in years past ret mow won't offer -- metro won't offer smarttrip cards with the photo of the president-elect. wmata says they reached out but never heard back when they requested a photo of trump to use on the cards. they are on sale now for $10. they have a picture of the american flag. they will get you unlimited rides on january 20 the day of the inauguration. now metro says it is working with the presidential inaugural committee to design comem rative sleeve for the cards that will include the president-elect photo. alison: plenty of people are traveling. and while the weather here is not too bad, other places are not the same story. doug: getting away from metro is beautiful. mainly clear skies. friday is a big travel day. it's warmer than average and a plenty of sunshine. there is a system moving across the northern lakes and the upper great lakes. rain and snow. viz wally it's falling. beautiful sunshine. 80 in miami tomorrow. the middle of the country is fine. if you lo

jonathan: i stand corrected. doug: pretty much. it's not the first time, jonathan. jonathan: no. many times. doug: we'll see more cold temperatures coming. 39 is the temperature around the region with the partly cloudy skies. as we get through the late night hours, the winds are li 30's and upper 20's. through the day tomorrow the numbers will climb to 53 degrees. a cold front will come through and change the wind direction. get breezy for a bit. that is it. we will still hit 53 degrees. take a look at the temperatures for the next few days. minneapolis. 33 degrees tomorrow. 27 on saturday. it's seasonally cold but the numbers are a little above average in the minneapolis area. cleveland is 40. 53 in raleigh durham. 53 here. fairly quiet weather. a brief cool front coming through. as we look to the christmas weekend, there is another cold front coming through the area on saturday. that is likely to give us showers through the morning, the midday and the afternoon. we think they will end by saturday evening, christmas eve night. first night of hanukkah. sunday is plenty of sunshin

jonathan: thank you very much. coming up on this program -- yellen's next move, a december rate hike is already baked in, but will the fed give any clues on its 2017 path? plus coming up, the former philadelphia fed president joining us at 8:00 a.m. eastern time. the markets, dow at all-time highs. futures positive, up 65 points on the dow. the dax prints a new high for 2016 in frankfurt. we trade higher by .6%. treasuries, yields higher. and dollar-yen just creeping back towards 116. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york, this is bloomberg requested daybreak." some change away from a federal reserve decision, widely expected to deliver a rake hike. the markets, the dow on a six-day winning streak. futures up positive, up 65. the dax high for 2016. likewise in paris as well. in the other asset classes, just very quickly, we just got to the bond market. bonds go nowhere with yields up about a basis point. the f.x. market is stable. to get to some of the movers, close over to abigail, where all the focus app

jonathan: let me out! while on the subject of nutrition, "7 on your side" tonight with a great resource and phone bank for you. alison: kimberly suiters is in the abc7 help center. the good for pandas, not for kimberly: the number to call 703-236-9220. 92-20. we are doing an ask the nutritionist phone bank. we have a robust group here. ready for your phone calls. to answer your questions about how to stay healthy through the holidays. it's not always losing weight. it's taking care of your body and everyone here is an expert in that topic. healthy, getting in shape. living on a healthy budget and taking the right vitamins and minimals. a lot of people are curious about that. we always get asked how do i lose the gut? you can ask about that, too. now back to you. jonathan: no, no. i was going to ask you why did they put this stuff? do they want us to grade it? yogurt and berries, chickpeas. kimberly: choose those things over the fried pretzels and the chocolate and yummy stuff. alison: it's hard to do that

jonathan: i cannot little bit. stanley, to, morgan thankerg's javier blas, you very much for your time on this program. the opening bell minutes away. equity benchmarks around the board pot all-time highs. s&p 500 futures positive 1.5 points. dollar strength euro, the euro is down by .4%. yields go nowhere, 10-year treasuries at $2.41. big action in europe. yields higher on bunds. cruise up to $51.55. up next, the open up from new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ ways wins. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinning wheels and progress bars until someone else scoops your story. switch to comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. built for business. jonathan: from new york, this is "bloomberg daybreak." i'm jonathan ferro, moments away from the opening bell. benchmarks closing yesterday at all-time highs, futu

jonathan: good morning and welcome to "bloomberg daybreak." a.l. jonathan ferro. for our viewers, we are counting down to a cash open in new york markets, future stable throughout the session so far. we are down about 18, 19 points on the dow at all-time highs. david: what you need to know. , the federal reserve gets ready to raise rates for the first time in a year. flirts with 20,000. signals from janet yellen about the 2017 rate hike. warning of a 10 year treasury yield above 3% would punish the markets next year. and goldman sachs succession plan. the bank names solomon and theartz as coo's to fill vacuum left by gary cohn, as he takes his job in washington. abigail: we are looking at flex futures in the u.s. the s&p 500 has traded in a four-point arrange overnight. it puts the down 20,000 excitement -- down 20,000 excitement on hold. perhaps longer than what some investors expected. a 10 year yield and we see bonds are rallying to some degree. forhave the 10 year down basis points, the biggest drop in about a week. perhaps the rate hike turns into event.e new

jonathan: 29? doug: yeah. 35 or so through next weekend. >> so you are done jogging in shorts for a while. doug: i was done a long time ago to tell you the truth. jonathan: coming up at 5:00 -- >> there was only one john glenn. every place we went, he was jonathan: lawmakers reabouting and president obama ordering flags at half staff in honor of an american hero. alison: but first, an amazing image from nasa. this is a galaxy. billions of light years away. just exploding with new stars. they call at it star burst or hyper burst. this is helping as stron hers learn more about how they are formed and grow. jonathan: a look at what is coming up tonight on afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime why settle for this

so, jonathan ferro. jonathan: the man in the firm negotiations having some developments of selling sky bridge. greg fleming working on the sale. i guess this all depends on whether the man himself gets the job. david: i suspect he might be in line for something, it sounds like. the euro is down more than 1%. owen has his outlook next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: coming up in the next hour, city private banks chief executive stephen weisinger. jonathan: let's turn to our morning meeting. we are looking at the euro down more than 1%. the future of the eurozone continues to mount. joining us for his outlook is david owen, great to have you with us, joining us from london. will the eu ever achieve escape velocity? not on the time horizon we are looking at. is a is inflation which target. it is one of the key reasons. the u.s. that is raising rates and will raise rates. just to be clear on this, the 's work in terms of additional qe, it would be probably equivalent to a 50 basis point cut in policy rate. we

jonathan: see you then. preparing to party from baltimore to old t checking on the preparations for family friendly celebrations to ring in 2017. >> and an unusual fight against pornfy. why a local lawmaker want it declared public health hazard next. jonathan: one year to the day, bill cosby indicted for sexual assault. his lawyers are filing a new motion. jonathan: is pornography a public hazard? we have poll right now. weigh in at wjla.com/votenow. but one lawmaker thinks so. marshall wants them to take a stand when it convenes next month. he has a resolution to state that pornography leads to many social problems. it objectifies women, propech waits -- perpetuates sexually toxic environment. he doesn't want them to ban pornography but wants them to make a statement. >> we are just asking the members of the general assembly representing the people of virginia to say yes, this is a problem. jonathan: the head of the virginia aclu said she hasn't seen the specifics of marshall's proposal but she did caution

jonathan: steve, thanks. on the maryland eastern shore, a queen and county deputy in critical condition after he was shot responding to a domestic disturbance call. a woman into ag has to get her belongings when the homeowner confronted the deputy with a shotgun and shot him in the stomach. his vest covered most of it, but some of it got underneath the vest. hogan fired back, killing the suspect. >> it sat on both sides, the cop doing his job. jimmy was on the other end when he came. it did not turn out too well. jonathan: hogan surgery at shock trauma in baltimore and is expected to recover. a report released today by the law enforcement national fund has troubling findings about the number of officers killed in the line of duty this year, many of them assassinated or ambushed. in all 135 people of lost their lives, the highest in the past five years. each of those lives are memorials at the national law enforcement memorial in northwest washington. at half: flags flying staff in maryland today, governor lar

jonathan: he told the police he was armed to save child sex slaves. when he did not find any, this terrifying crime happened because of a fake news story on the web. alison: now people are worried. tim barber spoke with d.c.'s top cop tonight. what did he say, tim? be watching this business and the other businesses along this street most of the night. there are two police officers here in this parking lot. officer say he opened fire inside of this northwest washington restaurant. edgar welch drove from north carolina to comment pizza ping-pong. court records show new story on line was harboring child sex slaves, and he wanted to see for himself if they were there. the online story was fake. >> fake reporting can have real consequences. tim: interim police chief peter newsham met with business owners. >> these folks are very committed to their businesses and the city. we are hoping something like this does not happen again. tim: the fake news article said hillary clinton had ties to a sex trafficking organization here. welch surrendered after not findi

michelle, jonathan and erin, back to you. jonathan: thanks. michelle: we need a win this sunday. erin: just win, baby. you know all about that one. jonathan: got that going for the giants means everything for the redskins. not so much for new york. so does it mean that head coach ben mcadoo won't pla why are you checking i want to see if it changed. credit scores don't change that much do they? really? i'll take it! sir, your credit... is great, right? when was the last time you checked? yeah, i better check my credit score. here, try credit karma. it's free. alright, no more surprises. credit karma. give yourself some credit. the giants and any other result than a tie between the packers and the lions to clinch the final wild card spot. new york locked up the fifth seed so a victory isn't as meaningful for the giants on sunday. however, head coach ben mcadoo said today he plans to play his starters in a game that means everything to the skins. so hey, josh norman, do you care if the giants starters like odell beckham play? >> i don't care. bring them on. bring ever

jonathan? jonathan: thank you. managersachs asset chief investment officer of physical income and rich clarida on their investment outlook for 2017. that is next. the outlook for the next 34 minutes. the stages like this. futures roll over. treasuries and we are down for basis points. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: welcome to "bloomberg daybreak" on this monday. i am jonathan ferro. we county down to the catch open. futures marginally up. of the s&p 500. in the bond market, head of chair yellen's speech, treasuries, yields are lower. crude is lower. david: thank you. what you need to know. the china-trump dance. dronesnatches an american and trump said they can keep it. markets react to the geopolitical uncertainty but when tensions between the two largest economies. you are fired from barclays about to tell 7000 clients they do not do enough business to remain. this is based on a monthly ranking of each return the client makes. big oil on the march pretty ep does a $2 billion deal with abu dhabi give the emirate

jonathan: thanks. also developing tonight, unknown number of chickens killed after a fire ripped through an egg farm in accokeek. skytrak7 over the scene this afternoon on old marshall road. we are told most of the chickens and the turkeys in the building were released to safety. no word on a cause. alison: a fire that ripped through a home this morning were started by fireplace ashes. they were put in the wrong container and left in the garage. they were still hot and they reignited. the estimated damage $700,000. s damaged. everyone in side escaped unharmed. jonathan: because of that, and a lot of fires like it across the country, firefighters are urging everybody to safely dispose of ashes on the cold day of winter. it has been cold leading up to today. the first day of winter. stormwatch7's chief meteorologist doug hill joining us now. it felt milder today. i guess the sun warmed things up. doug: a little bit. nice air mass for the first day of winter. for the short-term we will see the milder temp

jonathan: thanks. more breaking news now in a story you saw first last night on newschannel8 at 10:00. a man now criminally charged after being found driving a missing woman's car. her body was inside. tonight, police are piecing together the case while friends and family are mourning tricia mccauley's death. we have team coverage of the investigation going on right now as we speak. brianne carter is outside the yoga studio where mccauley worked. jeff goldberg at d.c. superior court. start with jeff. jeff: the police putting out a release to make the announcement. that adrian dwayne johnson has been arrested and challenged with first-degree murder in killing of 46-year-old tricia mccauley. charged with theft and assault. that came in moments ago. there are still so many unanswered questions. including how in fact johnson, the suspect came in contact with tricia mccauley. shortly after they arrested the person this morning at 22nd and m, horrific discovery. tricia mccauley found murdered in the trunk of

jonathan: first at 11:00, a stormwatch winter weather update. freezing rain and a wintry mix will arrive overnight, complicating saturday morning plans. the good news is this will not last long. stormwatch team coverage. meteorologist steve rudin has the timeline. steve: it will not last too long, but the impact could be more significant. , a winter advisory weather advisory for the d.c. metro that includes arlington, alexandria, fairfax, the district, prince george's and montgomery county. the further south is where we have a freezing rain advisory including fredericksburg. spottylooking at a freezing rain later tonight into early tomorrow morning. we are not the only ones dealing with the rough weather. at least overnight. if you have travel plans north and west of d.c. towards western maryland, western pennsylvania, you will run into ice and snow. new york,ns to philly, and boston, a chance of light snow and freezing rain. the detailed forecast come outlining the times. looking for a wintry mix to ice. it will be slick on sidewalks mainly nor

jonathan: it's loud and crowded. they said once they opened the doors they would never close them again. with all the excitement at the casino, there were concerns about traffic. people thought it would be crazy trying to get in and out of the casino, but police promised there would be smooth sailing. we have jamie sullivan in mobile track seven. what did you experience, jamie? jamie: we have beeex getting here, traveling 295 to the beltway is not the worst. the worst is being around mgm. looking outside, we are moving very well. i'm telling you, that's right now. 10 minutes ago we were sitting in traffic for about 15 minutes. if you come down here, the thing that has been so pleasant, so many police from the prince george's police department are everyone excited to get inside now that it has officially open. yes, bear with us, you will see traffic on oxon hill road, but again, not getting here on the interstates come just getting into the area, towards the right-hand side, the prince george is police department out

jonathan: see you at 11:00. maureen: have a good night. >>> as we come on the air tonight, the holiday travel mess. delays and cancellations now building coast to coast as we now track two storms set to hit before christmas. the treacherous driving conditions. >>> also break iing news comingn now of a new christmas terror plot just this warted. multiple arrests. and we have new video of that truck plowing into the christmas market. the your jet international manhunt. >>> tonight, ivanka trump and her family harassed on a flight. meantime, the president-elect tweeting about building up america's nuclear arsenal. >>> the consumer warning, just before christmas. the furniture tumbling over, killing children. and tonight, news of a multimillion dollar settlement. >>> and the battery fears. this device blowing up on this bus. >>> and

jonathan: thanks. abc7 is closely monitoring the situation in germany as the police hunt for the person or the people behind last night's attack. we will bring you new information when we learn it and bring it on air and on air. and the website. wjla.com. maureen: last night security measures around the capitol worked as designed. take a look at this. officers deployed security barriers as an apparently stolen car fled from police. instead the car slammed in the barrier. two people jumped out and ran. people say they were captured a few minutes later. jonathan: this just in tonight. that is an explosion at fireworks market outside of mexico city. not planned obviously. we are told that 60 people have been the number could go up. we continue to monitor the story as the information comes in. somebody on the cell phone is shooting the pictures as it started small and it began to explode at that plant. maureen: back to breaking news in herndon where a mother and her children were hit by a car. police have

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