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good afternoon. thank you for joining us and happy new year. ngor makuey will spend life in prison for killing an elderly des moines man and injuring the man s wife. makuey was found guilty of four charges, including first degree murder. in 2014, officials say he broke harriet anderson and attacked a metal spatula. today, judge jeffrey farrell ordered makuey serve an additional 2 years for the assault on harriet anderson. i do think it s important to recognize the family members that a separate punishment should be imposed. the fact that there were two victims of assault. mollie: makuey is also ordered to pay a restitution of $150,000. this morning, his attorney asked the judge for a retrial. that was denied. in other news, it s been a dismal day first trading day of 2016 and here s why. taking a tumble after weak manufacturing data out of china set off panic. the losses there overnight were so big that trading was automatically halted by a new circuit breaker system ....
to tackle the country s key challenges this year. reporter: in his eight-minute speech, abe used the word challenge no fewer than 17 times. translator: we only have challenge, challenge and challenge. it s the year of challenge. 300 years ago, there was one who ruled the country and he was known to be a challenger. he did various reforms, including fiscal reconstruction. reporter: abe went on to list some of his biggest challenges boosting the economy and dealing with japan s graying society. japan s population has been declining for nine straight years. in 2015, it fell by 294,000, the largest drop in post-war history. revenues from taxes and health insurance payments are flat, even as social security costs mushroom. translator: we have three targets raising japan s gdp to a post-war high of 600 trillion yen, increasing the birthrate and making sure no one needs to quit work to nurse elderly relatives. my challenge is to create a society in which all play an ....
we have a wind of 10 miles an hour in philadelphia, stronger to the west for lancaster, enough to make 30s feel like the 20s. and some areas as you mentioned are in the 20s. wilmington, millville, atlantic city in the upper 20 s. and while it s 33 in northeast philadelphia, south philadelphia is at 28 degrees right now. so, a cold start, 32 at 6:00. we ll see sunshine but the wind will be picking up, 16-mile-an-hour wind at noon time, 33 degrees will be about as warm as it gets. we ll go through the forecast when i m back in ten minutes. you hear the temperatures take the coat, gloves, when you head out. winter cold is here and several counties have taken steps to protect people. matt delucia is live at a train station to explain. reporter: we re going to experience the coldest temperatures so far this season, right now it s a little brisk, not unbearable. i ve got the fleece on now. it s not too terrible to be outside for a few minutes but of course as bill mention ....
i ll be back in 10 minutes with a look at your neighborhood by neighborhood forecast. one neighborhood right now is being checked out by matt delucia in jenkintown. matt. reporter: we can feel that the temperature has dropped a couple of degrees the past couple tours. a little chillier as i got out of the truck. you see people coming to the train station all bundled up. they are going to be more bundled up the next 24-48 hours. the train came and picked up a load of passengers. later on today and overnight expecting some of the coldest temperatures yet for this season. add in the wind and we should get quite a bit of a shock compared to what we ve gotten used to so far this winter and because of that a code blue alert is in effect for several counties in the area, that warning comes when temperatures are forecast to be cold enough to be dangerous for people who spend a great deal of time outside, mainly the homeless and for that reason more shelters start opening and ....
we ve got all the local and national headlines you ll need to know.plus weather and traffic every ten minutes.it s on thee morning news.from five to nine. 3 back to you 3 new tonight 3 over the past 48-hours-the red cross has assisted five families in the upstate after a string of fires.we ll tell you more about how the agency is helping in a moment.but first we have an update to a story we brought you last night. night.the coroner says a woman died after a fire at her home in greenville county. authorities say 51-year-old barbara kern was found unresponsive when the fire broke out last night. 3 she died at the hospital the cause of that fire is still under investigation.and it is one of several fires this weekend across the area. area.fox carolina s shale remien spoke with several neighbors of kern tonight. shale, what did neighbors have to say about her and what happened? 3 the neighbors i spoke to today feel terrible for the family. is a very tight knit place.but man ....