we re bringing you live team coverage tonight from philadelphia to berks county and atlantic city. we ll begin here in studio where it s a little warmer. glenn, first snow and then more brutal cold? as low as those feels like temperatures went in the core of this cold blast, it s going to be worse by new year s day. up here in camelbin back and poconos, it s going to be feel like it s 20 below zero on new year s morning. the first alert covers the entire area as we ve been saying. it s a double whammy here. the snow part starts early saturday morning and the worst of the bitter cold ends about 8:00 a.m. on tuesday. subzero wind chills through much of the area with this cold air mass. the amount of snow, not as big a deal as the slipperiness. it s moving fairly quickly, it s a sure bet it s coming in. it s a sure bet it s not a major storm, but it may only take an inch to cause some roads to be slippery. there it is, 7:00 a.m. it s just getting started. and once it does star
and the ramping up the attacks against democratic frontrunner hillary clinton. abc s kenneth moton has the latest. a christmas week of politics.the gift that keeps on giving. today, the presidential stumping hard in t before the holiday. chris christie you listen to hillary clinton, and you would think that great in the country the republicans ramped up the democratic debate in new hampshire ted cruz watched last night wars, which frankly more realistic than whatever was said at the democratic debate, on that debate from bernie sanders after the breach of hillary clinton s private voter data. bernie sanders yes. i apologize clinton took on gop frontrunner donald trump with a making waves this clinton - .she just made it up. i mean she made it bite. the candidates on the top continue to duke it out while the ones struggling on the bottom are ratcheting up the assaults, praying for a christmas jeb bush just one more thing, i gotta get off my chest. donald trump is a je
tomorrow. there s still no deals, but workers have agreed to stay on the job. this follows another day of uncertainty for riders. bart s general manager has been in negotiations since about 5:30 tonight. we re told she is meeting with small groups and the federal mediators. as far as we know, bart is considering the union s counter proposal to bart s best and final often. while they say they cannot change, the details are flexible. the federal mediators are shuttling in between. the mediator didn t give us much to read into but says trains will run wednesday and progress is being made. the parties have made some progress, and the parties have authorized me to advise you that on behalf of themselves and in support of the public interest and all the riders in this area, there will be train service operating all day tomorrow. reporter: the federal mediator did not answer any questions. tonight union leaders and bart officials are being awfully quiet. but cohen did say they a
a miss for mcdonald s, citing exchange rates, weak consumer spending. we ll break it down. it s not fun and games d. gas price is spiking 12 cents. and steven cohen officially charged by the s.e.c. we ll have the details on what it means for s.a.c. capital. mcdonald s earned 1.38 a share, revenues also missed. global comps up 1%, including gains in the u.s., but same-store sales fell in both europe and the asia pacific, middle east, africa region. saying the economic uncertainty is pressuring quiter spending. guys, it looked like june comps slipped a bit, something that janney highlighted. that was a good call. if you go back over how some others are doing, yum believe it or not doing better than mcdonald s in the united states, overseas, chipotle, spoke with jack hartung, the cfo on friday, they re seeing an acceleration of same-store sales. obviously they have this move with integrity campaign, people feel good about getting away from the idea of the food chain. i e
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