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gold medalist nancy kerrigan was there to kick it all off. she thought them some triple axles -- >> no. >>> in today's money watch, a candy company has promised to lower sugar without changing the taste. >> plus the top priorities for president-elect donald trump's pick for treasury secretary. jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange this morning with those more. good morning, jill. >>reporter: good morning, chris and kate. steve mnuchin donald trump's pick for treasury secretary says americans should expect, quote, the largest tax change since reagan. he told nbc he wants to drop the 35% business tax rate down to just 15% and then cut taxes for average income earners. on the regulatory side, he hopes to strip back parts of dodd-frank, that landmark opec reached a deal to cut oil production by 1.2 million barrels a day and oversupply has led to lower prices. it is the first time in 15 years the oil cartel and non- member russia have acted together. non-opec members are also expected to cut back. oil prices shot up by about 8% on

. >> figure skating star nancy kerrigan and kids turned out for the snow-mazing ice skating event yesterday where kids can skate indoors wearing just their socks which i love because putting on ice skates is the hardest part of ice skating. >> yeah, lacing them up. >> yeah. >>> still to come in our next half hour, an 11-year-old coming to the rescue of her helped her save the day. >>reporter: this is jon keller. what's the best way to deter people from driving drunk? the ingenius method police in canada have come up with when wbz this morning continues. >>> and good morning, everyone. we're drying out this morning. we have some areas of showers that will depart between now and, let's say, 7:00 a.m., and then the sun breaks out. december 1st and temperatures 55 to 60 degrees this afternoon. i'll let you know when the cooler air makes i'll that doesn't stop my afib from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating. i took warfarin for over 15 years until i learned more about once-daily xarelto... a latest generation blood thinner. then i made the switch. xarelto? significantly

olympic medalist nancy kerrigan was there to kick it all off. you can do that in my living room too. >> floors are nice and polished. >> yes, exactly. doesn't feel like december 1st, though, today. >> no, it doesn't. we're dealing with rain, now 50s. what's going on, danielle? feeling more like october, though. of course when you start to think more like snow when we have the first day of meteorological winter. on average under an inch of snow in december in 2015, little if anything in 2014. over the last six years, 2014 was -- we have 3.4 back in 2012 and just a trace in 2011. we had a trace ba as well. back in november, like it was still long ago, but, yes, we did. now no snow in southern new england this morning. tracking rain, last of the showers exiting southeastern is massachusetts. a little bit of light rain stretching up to fal mut into sagimore. these sprinkles right over rochester and north of laconia now, north back into northern and western portions of maine. 51 in boston, 60 in taunton currently 61 on the vineyard. colder the farthe

so it's different from monica seles or nancy kerrigan story in that sense. but at that point, then, she's six feet tall. she is a strong athlete. one of the great athletes in the world. so she was able to fight him off. which is to her great credit. and she said on twitter how fortunate she feels to have done that. but in so doing her left hand was gashed, and stabbed, and cut by the knife that this man had. and she is left handed. a power player. wonderful prospect, i was there in 2011 when she won her first wimbledon. kind of out of nowhere. so that's the problem moving forward now is how she will recover over the next few months after surgery yesterday. >> then she won a second one in 2014. she still got a lot left in her. the surgery supposedly repaired tendons, and other tissue in all five fingers on the left hand. they're saying three months. what are going to be the variables going forward? >> chris, as you know, anything could happen from this point on. i think she's optimistic, which is great. she's young, 26. as i said, that's a positive. but there