>> melissa francis is here. "money" starts now. melissa, thanks so much. melissa: thank you very much. issuing a 9/11 style threat, telling movie-goers to stay well away from theaters showing "the interview." we have breaking news. unable to find a floor but is the damage already done? new concern falling oil prices could put the keystone xl pipeline in jeopardy. first out of gate, 2016 favorite and former florida governor jeb bush, making it official. sort of. looking for work in the all the wrong places. why december may actually be the best time to go out and get yourself hired. and if you thought the world cup was bad, wait until you hear what rio signed up for the summer olympics. even when they say it's not, it is always about money.

>> we have breaking news right now on the sony hack. cyber criminals behind the breach escalating threats invoking images of terrorism. a new online warning states quote, the world will be full of fear. remember the 11th of september, 2001. the message is urging people to stay away from theaters showing sony film, "the interview." let's bring in senior correspondent charlie gasparino and "barron's" senior editor jack hough and we have deputy editorial director of "wall street journal" i think this is serious. >> part of me wants to say screw you. we have a lot of cops out there. to whoever is doing this. melissa: those making threats. >> i don't know if they're terrorists or whatever. melissa: the hackers. >> maybe they're not the hackers. maybe someone that is a copycat but when you think about terrorism, yes, a human life is also involved but also an economic impact. they want to scare us into not doing what we do every day. go to work, go to the movies and

this is where it gets really scary for me as an american. you know, at at time when the senate is attacking the people that we're supposed to protecting us, think about that. think about what dianne feinstein did in the middle of terrorism across the globe. she attacked the cia which we should give credit for protects you so long. melissa: we'll get to that. i want to stay on the hacking. >> mike rogers, house intelligence committee tried to pass bills to get people to concentrate on for years. we now learned that sony knew they were being hacked months and months ago, if not last year. one of the biggest problems here, melissa is, look, people open emails. they hit a link. that is how the malware gets in. that is how hackers get. [people should know that. these companies are all so busy they don't concentrate on the vulnerabilities that they have, is something you do tomorrow the

then get hit today and you've got a problem like this. melissa: what do we do now though? hackers are out there threatening people that go to the movie theater see this movie. they're threatening, using the name 9/11. go ahead. >> for sony i would just point out, for sony things go from bad to worse. the pictures business was really only part of the their business that was working and making money. that obviously suffered reputational damage. would you have thought one small silver lining this film would have done a big number because people would have been curious. this makes that even less of a possibility. >> but there are two issues here. there is hacking of the emails and what is going on with this latest -- melissa: breaking news that we have right now. >> after what happened in sydney, after attacking the cia for protecting us so long, does this have resonance for so long? before i attack the snoops that protect us every day i want them to water board somebody to find out who it doing this.

>> this show about money, a lot of big tech companies, they say one of fast teft growing parts of their business is corporate security. melissa: without question. >> investors watch your show want to watch that going forward. melissa: the dow falling back to earth, now 60 points up more than 254 points earlier in the session. stocks losing steam as oil dives back into negative territory. seems like you know, no matter what happens with oil. >> i would say this. i'm wonder which hedge fund is imploding because of this. melissa: on oil front? >> has to be. ray dalio who runs bridgewater has a huge position in exxonmobil. all these hedge fund were long oil. john paulson i believe was long oil. i don't know if they hedged while this thing was happening but you go the to think with that type of a decline. we'll talk with anthony scaramucci later on, from skybridge, fox news contributor, knows more about hedge funds than anybody i know, with that massive decline in crude that

some hedge fund -- melissa: uncharted territory that hasn't been predicted. the saudis were saying 60. now we're below that. melissa: economic outlook in russia looking bleaker. despite a hail mary from the russian central bank which decided to raise key interest rates to 17%. that is the highest mark since 1998. dan, i will kick this to you. it was a desperate move. it is failing. >> it is failing. they did it too late and you know russia would not be in this strait if they had not, vladmir putin had not invaded crimea and ukraine because you have an in addition to the price of oil dropping you have those sanctions imposed by the europeans and the americans. and now i think we're heading towards a significant potential political problem in russia because putin is, kind of a cult of personality. there is not a broad party there. he has kept himself in power with this tremendous propaganda in russia, blaming the west for

his problems. it is going to be very hard for him to blame the ruble and fall on price of oil on western propaganda. >> don't you think it is fall of oil had more to do with it than the sanctions themselves? melissa: without question. >> what i find fascinating, we imposed sanctions when he invaded ukraine, not even crimea. we let him basically take crimea, right? we imposed sanctions. didn't have any impact. all of sudden, massive production of aisle, prices started falling and this guy got put in a vice. >> left him no leg to stand on which i think is your point. >> what does he do now? this is dangerous political personality with a lot of power. has to be watched. melissa: backed in a corner. >> currency control is coming and just threat of that and panic could make things even worse for the ruble. melissa: oil prices having unintended consequences for keystone pipeline giving president obama some political wiggle room. we're talking about politics of

oil. lower gas prices could mean less pressure to president to okay the pipeline. oil prices going low gives the president and laking place to reject the pipeline, jack. >> they will argue without the pipeline it is no longer economical to exploit these resources in canada. and, okay, but you build a pipeline you use for decades. you don't build it because of this year's oil price. i just don't understand it. we'll not move away from being an oil economy overnight. we need resources. leave it to the market to figure out when the price is fair to put in place these assets. >> if he does that melissa, it is going to be another nail in the coffin of the hillary clinton presidential campaign. why? because there are some unionized workers expecting to get jobs on this pipeline. head of international laborers union, terry o'sullivan has gone ballistic on obama not approving it. if he does that they're putting a democratic constituency at

risk. melissa: interesting. jeb bush jumping out of the frying pan a lot closer to the presidential fire. the former governor of florida causing 2016 tongue wagging by tweeting quote i will actively explore the possibility of running for president of the united states. a lot of qualifiers in that sentence. how do you cut through that, jack? >> look, i like this a lot. i see some quality candidates here. at someone who is neither a republican nor a democrat -- melissa: really? >> never going to join. melissa: okay. >> last year, the republican field seemed to me to be a clown show. i watched one after another after another implode on their own. >> mitt romney was a clown? >> no, i think he was last man standing. >> he is not a clown. >> no, i don't think so but this year i siebert quality candidates. melissa: dan. >> i think biggest part of the story can be sumped up in one word, money, political money. so much political money now as jeb moves like this will flow in his direction. >> right. >> big donors, like paul ryan is

undoubtedly will pull out now. chris christie has a big problem because, they were going after the same money. so i think this is really -- >> heard ken langone on cnbc other today. >> not familiar with that network. >> that is where he made the statement. supports chris christie wholeheartedly but i like jeb bush too. >> everybody says that. >> but you can really see that but he was the biggest chris christie backer. for him to put jeb in the same sentence he is ready to go if jeb runs. i'm not sure he is going to run. >> this thing today that was -- >> too weird. melissa: i think that was it. >> what did you say him running? melissa: that would be too direct for politician. who says things that directly? president obama's veto pen not longer scarying tool in washington. a giant drone-hunting blimp patrolling city skies start on friday. i don't know if this is big surprise. this is giant drone-hunting

blimp. >> what that mean? melissa: stays up for month at a time. uses radar to detect among other potential threats, drones. >> drones coming into the united states? melissa: over d.c. it will look around for things flying in the air. i'm surprised we didn't already have one of these things up there. >> why do we need a drone doing that. >> there are some possibilities, this is blimp that detects drones. but the problem is potentially some drones that can be flying around the airspace of u.s. airports, whether $30 drones people buy themselves or ones that people manufacture. it's a significant danger. you know the funny thing about this is, melissa, what we're talking about here is air defense. remember "star wars," ronald reagan's "star wars" system? ted kennedy mocked it. now we really need systems like this to protect us from little digital technologies like airborne drones. melissa: absolutely. gentlemen, thank you so much. a tough new warning from the top. president obama saying he won't back down until isis is destroyed and he is admitting there has been a lot of setbacks

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melissa: devastating news out of pakistan today. at least 141 people including 132 children are dead after the bloodiest attack on a school in a decade. pakistani taliban dressed as guards stormed a military-run school earlier today in the city of peshawar in northwestern afghanistan. the terrorists kept some of the 1500 students hostages for nearly five hours. pakistani taliban says the attack is retaliation against the country's recent military operation in the region. horrible story. months into our airstrike campaign against isis president obama says we're hammering the terrorists despite a few small setbacks.

take a listen. >> along with our coalition partners we are hammering these terrorists. they may think they can chalk up quick victories. our reach is long. we do not give up. you threaten america, you will have no safe haven. melissa: joining me, chris harmer from the institute for the study of war. stephen yates from d.c. advisory. thanks for both of you joining me. chris, what do you think of the what the president said? >> i understand the difference between political rhetoric and strategic guidance. that was political rhetoric, not strategic guidance. we've been bombing taliban every week for 13 years and capable of taking over a school and killing 100 schoolchildren. to say we're hammering them is demonstrable false on its face. i love the idea we'll be tough on these guys. we're not being tough. we're giving these guys a pass. make one other point clear, what happened in the school this was not collateral damage. this was not the taliban setting off a bomb and they happened to

kill 100 schoolchildren. they were going after these schoolchildren. they are targeting children for assassination because these children, these schoolchildren were children of senior pakistani military officers. this is the nature of the enemy we are fighting. melissa: yeah. i mean, steven, so much put into the idea that isis is so much more brutal than the taliban but the taliban comes in and executes 132 children. i don't even want to repeat the stories. they're so horrific yet you have the president standing there, and i understand it is political rhetoric and standing there in front of our military as he is saying we are responsibly leaving afghanistan, you know, we're on our way out and we're beating the enemy elsewhere. i understand it is supposed to be rhetoric but it seems like it is frighteningly naive? what do you think? >> right. i think it is an enormous contradiction. he is saying that if you attack america or threaten america you will have no safe haven but of course they do. and we do spend a great deal of time among our national

leadership talking about tide of war receding and ending the war on terror. and i think what recent events are proving proving this whole n that you can focus only on core al qaeda, or just isis in the iraq belies the notion we have a broader threat from a group of people that have no notion of boundaries. we just don't have a serious prosecution of a war on terror anymore. melissa: meanwhile the psychologist james mitchell, who was the very man who used those enhanced interrogation techniques against 9/11 mastermind khalid sheikh mohammed, he joined i'm sure you saw, fox news's megyn kelly last night, exclusive i interview. here is what taste of what he had to say. >> i got an award for work we did. they told us we saved lives. and i believe that we did. what changed and then this stuff comes out, no opportunity to defend myself. and i feel horrible for the nation. i feel horrible in part because

this puts everyone at risk, in fact khalid sheikh mohammed told me personally, your country will turn on you. the liberal media will turn on you. the people will grow tired of this. they will turn on you. and when they do, you with are going to be abandoned. well i don't feel abandoned by the cia they didn't throw me under the bus. >> chris, first of all what is your reaction to what you heard him saying, what you heard in that interview? his countenance, what he said about the facts, were very different from what we heard from dianne feinstein? >> i would say that you don't go to war with the policy you want. you go to war with the policy you have. these guys, these cia interrogators, they are given a policy given executive direction and given legal authority. they were operating under a fairly clear set of guidelines. to go back 13 years after the fact to second-guess i think is wholly inappropriate. if the country does not want to conduct enhanced interrogation techniques anymore, perfectly on

board with that idea. perfectly on board with the idea this is not reflective of american values and we need to change the way we interrogate suspects or detainees. that is fine. don't go back in time and criticize people who had the responsibility for doing it, what they were doing at the time. melissa: steven, do you believe it yields results? this has been at the very base of this debate as we continue to have it. do you think that torture yields results? >> well i think that puts us right in the position of what is torture? is waterboarding torture? i think of something that is used against our special operators to get in their training can't possibly be torture but there we are. really there are a couple of very chilling things in what he had to say. one is this notion of moving goalposts. that somehow affects in the world and politics have changed you can to back and have relative ethics and prosecuting people for following order in the past. lawful orders in the past. and then there is this whole notion of him saying he is willing to do i for his country but not willing to die for some political theater which this

was. i think that was the most damning indictment of the entire exercise. melissa: that's right. he said he doesn't mind giving his life for his country but does mind giving his life for food fight between two groups of people who should be able to work it out like adults that is what you're talking about. thanks for joining us. we appreciate your time. >> thank you. melissa: job hunters working on a december to remember. we'll tell you why right now. is the best time for you to find your next gig. plus, one vodka company in 007 heaven. how belevedere made sure they were the ones getting shaken, not stirred. smart money straight ahead. ♪ ♪

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melissa: the dow fighting hard for gains but off session highs being at 250 points for session

highs. let's go to nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange where 3m is helping lifting the dow. nicole. >> no doubt, melissa. we had the back and forth action, that volatility once again. 3m in fact is accounting more than a quarter of the dow's gains. the dow is up 86 points. 3m is up 2 1/2% at 160.65. they came out with their growth projections next year. reaffirmed organic sales. with that they're saying they're boosting their dividend 20% next quarter. so 3m, when you think of 3 m, may not be familiar to most, right? scotch tape is among their brand. stethoscopes, they will grow through acquisitions. really a great performer today. market breadth is looking pretty good here in that back half of the day. back to you. melissa: nicole, a thank you very much. a few stories on our radar. bitcoins has been ranked the worst investment of 2014. with the decline of 52%. that is worse than the russian

ruble. brent crude, even the argentinian peso. in fact, you would have been better off in greek stocks, those only down 28% since the start of the year. yikes. skype has come out with a new tool which allows video conversations to be translated into foreign languages in real time. it listens to your voice and instantly changes your word into spanish, other languages are coming soon. very cool. between the eggnog drinking, gift giving and carol singing chances are your calendar is looking pretty full through the end of year. if you're searching for a job, now may be the time to hunger down to get to work. here to tell us why december is the best time to find a job is jen lee. a job coach and small business strategist and and we have a employee engagement expert. thanks for joining us. this is really helpful. a lot of people think i will put it on the backburner to the beginning of the year.

i heard from three differ people who want to get chemical -- cracking finding a new job before the year lets out. why do you think this is good time? >> it is a great time and companies put together new projects and initiatives and budgets and many times that includes new talent and new talent comes you, you need to be in front of them with the right message at the right time. other people are not out there looking for a job. i think everybody else is gone to sleep. if you're knocking on the door, picking up phone, your resume' is going to the top. excellent time. melissa: makes all kinds of sense. people watching at 3:00 when it is over, what should they do to get started looking for their job? >> this is a great time i agree. the part-time ramping up. this is time where there is a lot of crush at end of the year. part-time jobs work into full-time gigs. i was talking to suzanne at saks fifth avenue doing makeup and turned into full-time gig and

working full-time at fox. people are hiring for the crush of the holidays. melissa: general, what would you say, to somebody that wants to get started, give me two things they can do when the show gets over? >> first thing, start to pick up the phone to connect with their old contacts. if you're out there at a holiday party, make sure you're not shy saying here is what you're looking for in 2015. then i would also focus on-ramping up my linkedin profile. a lot of recruiters and h-r professionals used linkedin as a way to find their next set of talent. make sure that bio is optimized. melissa: chester what do you about the fact, a lot of the gatekeepers, so to speak go out of the town during the who say december soon and hard to get pass them. are you out of luck. >> no, you're not out of luck at all. what we talked about, network with your friends and profiles. recruiters will tell you, 87% of jobs are filled on recommendation of a friend. even if the guy is out of the loop and on holiday his friend can get to him.

his friend can get you your resume' in front of them. that is the most powerful network that you've got. it is season of the giving. give somebody to give you a job and have your friend give you a referral. it works great. melissa: absolutely. good points. really appreciate it. >> you're welcome. melissa: if you needed more excuses to shop online, google has a new button that makes snags your searches even easier. could be dangerous for online shoppers like myself. plus the dangerous new threat from those sony hackers. the breaking news details as they warn people to stay away from threats, threatening a 9/11-style attack. more "money" coming right up.

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real housewives of new york city. >> i have a hard time resisting it. i do not know. that will make a difference. >> convenience is number one for consumers. i would rather give the money to google. i think it works for me. amazon does have a market share. the mac they store your payment. this is the only way that google gets around it. just press the button and it is yours. >> were people looking for stuff go to amazon for their searches.

we will see what happens when these companies keep going forward. close to $18 billion. amazon will turn list to nothing in profit. >> 11% on google. 2016 summer olympics. a drug-resistant bacteria has been found in the sea waters. they are supposed to be held. that is disgusting. >> 70% of the sewage and rio goes untreated directly into the

water. these wealth that was horrible. >> just make sure that the thing does not turn over. >> they had a lot of that press. they were probably drunk. however, we know about this now two months before. they cannot be at risk. what is happening with oil. they have the money to fund the cleanup. >> a super bacteria is usually found in hospital waste. this is not like dirty water. this is a huge problem ahead of the olympics. the last few films he has had

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announced that the very first vote that the senate will take in january will be improving the keystone pipeline. this is something that the house passed in november. they try to pass it. it will need 60 votes in order to overcome a filibuster. senator mcconnell will have 54 republican votes when he takes charge in january. he promises he will give it a try to see if he can get that they'll on the president desk in the new year. melissa: this truck crashed on the new jersey interstate when a

driver lost control. look at that. dozens of packages on the road. the driver was okay. i am looking really closely to see if my name is on any of those boxes. the world's youngest livery truck driver made an appearance at fox and friends today. a dream to deliver packages became a reality. the program gave him a truck just his size. take a look at this. >> take it away. >> he has packages to deliver. >> i do not know -- that is so cute. have you seen this?

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is it because there are so many more with him drinking bourbon now? >> i am happy to be working with women in this industry. >> i want to show melissa some of how this takes place. take a look at the numbers. this is big growth. sam is the general manager of the distillery. why the huge growth? we have been -- you are making stuff. we have a model here. that is a $4000 bottle of whiskey. >> right. a lot of high end whiskeys now.

>> high-end. you are a reformed lawyer. you joined this industry. >> it was really by accident. it was really a good time. high-end premium whiskeys have been selling extremely well. >> that is why we have joe holding the $4000 bottle. that is all gold leaf, by the way. melissa: thank you very much. let's check in with liz claman. >> we have a very jampacked situation. the hackers have now turned terrorists.

if sony and sony theaters run that movie, the interview, we are bringing in pill daily. he is a former fbi investigator. how will they handle this? russia has been holding the reins at least for today. an oil-based economy trying to figure out what to do. david crane of an rg. what are they doing? they are a huge generator. they are in nuclear. they are in coal. they are ramping up the energy over at t-mobile. we had in studio don ledger. rolling out his fight when it

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try something like this. there was private fly and black jet, they ran into head winds along the way, no pun intended. why do you think you are different? >> we are successful already, wee the most disruptive product. >> successful in what sense? how do you measure success? >> we have -- >> it could be two people to three people, a percentage on a base. >> this year alone, doing 1500 occupied flights, five to ten flights per day. currently offering 2500 free empty legs for members. we offer free flights. >> pay $7,000 to join, and it is a great idea, one of the ways the other groups failed is people paid the membership and there wasn't anything available. you are saying you're going to get something. what are the odds, you don't

own your private fleet. you are taking planes that are flying somewhere for someone and booking the return. what are the odds it can be at the place i need it? >> like you mentioned, $7,000 a year, flight from new york to boston is about $7,000. we have one of those every single day maybe two or three. so the odds you catch one flight a year are extremely high. we have members that catch flights. >> so it's about being on the routes that make a lot of sense, another one is new york to miami. what would it cost me, after the free runs out and pay the $7,000, if i want to do miami to new york or new york to boston, what would that run me? >> depends on the aircraft. >> what's the cheapest i can do? >> 9 to $10,000. >> wow. all right. good luck to you, appreciate your time. that is all we have for now. hope you're making money today.

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