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impending homes later this hour. black friday numbers are in. cybermonday deals are in full swing. the u.n. climate change conference kicks off today in paris. we ll take you there live for the latest. amazon with a sneak peek of new delivery drones and taking a shot at regulators saying they re ready to deploy when they have the regulatory support they need. first up, indications are that the holiday shopping season is off to a tepid start. americans spent about $12.1 billion over thanksgiving and black friday. that s a decline from last year. the national retail federation says more people shopped online than in stores, choosing not to wait for today s deals. a lot of these numbers are surveys. a lot of people throwing some shade at the quality of the number. don t take it to the bank. you can t. i think at one point it was easier when we said, look, we can pick 20 malls and decide how things went. look, i think it was an amazon holiday season. i think it will ....
fading a built. we begin with our s who is inside her federal reserve in washington. steve steve, set the scene for us. rates will rise on a gradual path, and yellen might imply that it s one and at least pause for a little while. if it s neutral, the path would be set to be entirely data dependent, depending on the economic data, and, finally, if it s august, the statement could mention normalization as in more rate rises and drop the issue of being below normal rates after they re done hiking. that would be very hawkish. in fact, one of the best brom meters for how the market sees what the fed put out is the two-year wreeld, and i think it looks very closely at that. you can see it s gone up since the idea of a rate hike has become more built in or bake the into the market. we ll see if the three rate hikes is really part of what the market is expecting. there s that 1% or, say, 110 would be a limit where it might internalize more rate hikes. also, look for the ....
temperatures low to mid 50s 57 settles a 49 gilroy 56 morgan hill 45 scotts valley mid-50s serotonin and cupertino. first of many systems that will move in later today and tomorrow and the cold air. one of the forecast runs a says it will be active into christmas. cauti skies and patchy fog. upper 50s and low 60s a few mid-60s. 6:01 we have been talking about this for a while, steve. people with leaking roofs tomorrow will realize oh, no. to get somebody out there they are pinched it will take a month before they can work on your house. when i was younger i got up on the roof myself i was in the rain putting up the tar. what i do now? hire somebody. that s what will happen we will be busy tomorrow steve is the guy i go to because of his knowledge he is a walking knowledge person. let s take a look at the commute i will find a way to say that. here s a look at westbound 80 the problem is this crash was in the lanes for a while. ....
people are actually using a gun? alison: the investigation happening now, next. onnow abc 7 news at 11:00, your side. d.c. police are at the scene of a double shooting in southeast. one of the victims has died. alison: the police are trying to determine what led to the gunfire. one of the mothers leaves the motive was robbery. roz plater is at the scene with the investigation happening now. : still a very active crime scene, investigators here where the double shooting, which we now know left one person dead, happened at 7:30 tonight. a woman said that she was one of that her son was one of the young men shot. back in the old neighborhood, visiting friends. they were standing in the backyard of a home when a man approached come asking for money. when they refused, the man pulled out a gun, shot her son and another young man. she is heartbroken, saying she moved out of the neighborhood to try to keep her five son safe and she is struggling tonight to understand the wav ....
location of two people in a gun of ten minutes of when it happened is ridiculous. i think walking down the street here and about at the tree the two young guys fop stopped me and displayed guns. stephen: they robbed him. he kept his car keys. he rushed down to hyattsville and followed the d.c. website instructions from calls outside the city. i got a bureaucrat policy instead of someone that cared about stopping crime. stephen: a rep said the call-taker followed protocol but after listening to the recording the spokesperson informed us the call center director chris geldar and chief cathy lanier will put a new protocol in place tonight. if a 911 operator gets a call about a robbery or a crime:which is no longer in progress the call-taker will take the information and forward it to m.p.d. to follow up with the person who called. wow! that is incredible. i m so glad. testament to responseive government and the police chief leadership. excited to hear that. exactly h ....