off. the confusion was that they got to choose the direction to take. the win for the jets means they can make the playoffs with a win against buffalo next week. the cardinals with the packers against a 38-8 victory with the first time playoff in the nfc. tree into if the cardinals can win next sandra: i'm nicole petallides. week against the seahawks, the panthers as to the buccaneers. arizona would take the number one seeds at home fitted vintage tornadoes nicole petallides. throughout the playoffs. turn as richard texas noted a sleeping 43 people dead. we'll have the latest on the situation. good morning to you. nicole. nicole: i can tell you my house >> i am sad the dow's first is crazy. my husband and boys were losing year since 2008 checking features ahead of the opening bell looking down across the screaming in the theory is that the jets go to the super bowl, we go to the super bowl. board. we've been waiting a long time. dow purchased a 45 points. let's move on. once again watching oil as a major driver for u.s. markets a fair share of success in the this morning. down substantially about 2%. pool. after the 2016 olympics in rio 3733. >> donald trump has a new target he won't stray too far from the gold medal winner has signed on president bill clinton. to help coach the arizona's we will have the latest on that. eight university swim team next nicole: at the box office comes year. "star wars" continues to smash it is a volunteer position that he follows his longtime coach

the record to bring in a billion who just signed on as the head dollars total. coach. jo: in sports, minnesota vikings jo: coming up, we'll rent on crushed the giants have never global market action before we hand it over to "mornings with stated confusion during the jets and patriots coin toss just in maria" hosted today by cheryl overtime. casone. ♪ [music] welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at today's markets, the latest breaking news in what to expect for the day ahead. nicole: breaking news this morning, 43 people dead after storms produce devastating tornadoes and flooding spirit north texas national weather service said at least nine tornadoes killed 11 people. eight people died in ireland as a tornado carved a path of destruction measuring two square miles. >> all of a sudden it was like a train went over the top of that and then you could hear things just bolting into the roof and it was like pieces of wood and everything just came through and you could feel the house shake and shimmy. nicole: more wild weather in texas and blizzard conditions

closing major highways. nearly all of the interstate 40 in texas has been shut down. officials in oklahoma state 60,000 homes and businesses have lost power. the national weather service has issued an ice storm warning for the essential part of the state. jo: the front runner battle between donald trump and hillary clinton continues to boil over. this week and trump returns criticism of him as having a pension or sexism that clutter has been as the former president of the campaign trail on her behalf. trump treated it was bill clinton at a pension for the white house scandal. >> sexism was exactly her words. i thought it was fine. i think that bill clinton turned out to be a liability against obama, when they ran against each other in no way. but he was absolutely coming in now, the whole campaign was a mess.

he said things that were very, very problematic and troublesome. certainly bill clinton is not the end of the campaign and he will come under attack, not just hand him another people. nicole: trumpet can still replay the woman card after the characterization or two guys in a primary loss. make sure to tune into the next fox republican debate on thursday from a jittery 14th right here in the fox business network. on thursday january 28 do not want to miss the fox news gop debate from des moines, iowa. nicole: new york representative peter king calling for increased surveillance of mosques in the united states. ♪ and i can't change, >> the fact is that is where the even if i tried threat is coming from. we can say 98, 99% of the even if i wanted to. ♪ muslims in this country are good people. i am swearing in the first elected muslim on long island's on long island office come a a good friend of mine. the fact is this is where the

threat is coming from. we are quitting ourselves. jo: we do have breaking news to tell you about. a iraqi forces with the flag about to complex on the city of nicole: can come a number of the homeland security committee said one of the so-called boston vermont is the day after the bombers was told to leave a army declared victory over islamic state fighters there. the statement right caps-on date local mosque following to television. and we are also keeping a keen outbursts have members declined to one the authority. eye and what we see after 2.5% mosque members reportedly said sartain is did nothing to is across the board roughly for the dow, nasdaq. suggest he would lead such an you should not take in the? down 2.5% of the cost be down attack. jo: breaking news this morning. 1.3%. also europe under pressure at a victory over isis. the dax and the cac losing could retaking the body of the capital west of baghdad after he london close for boxing day. cac down 1% and yes harker collapsed in militants 18 months futures to the downside. we see right now futures down ago. they launched a campaign to retake the city last week and make a final push to see the 50. s&p futures down six and central administration complex yesterday that the recapture of commodities under pressure. oil and gold pulling back. her monuments to their nature but refer iraqi forces and their allies in as many men against oil down 30 cents. gold down $4.5 for the 10 year sunday. nicole: families demand answers bond is 2.5%. after the chicago police department shoots and kills two go watch energy as a driver for

people. they admit one was an accident. u.s. markets. we'll turn it over to cheryl >> police have a service to casone is because to cheryl protect us and yet they take our casone is because more is that lives. what is wrong with that picture? very starts right now. cheryl: thank you so much great good morning, everyone. i am in for maria bartiromo it is a badge to kill? today. it's monday, december 28. with, the founder anthony where do we get our help? when is the man going to step skerritt achieve. up? because we can't get any help morgan ortega. with police. cpt has failed us over and over your top stories today, 43 reported dead after a series of storms hit the u.s. south in again. midwest over the christmas weekend. the storm some way she and torrential downpours with nicole: ron emanuel is time to confirm it to reveal how it deals with mental health issues massive flooding and deadly have to push a 19-year-old tornadoes. flattened buildings have brought travel over the busy holiday student at career multiple times weekend to a stand bill. the governors of missouri and during a domestic disturbance new mexico have issued states of call after he threatened to stab with a bat. emergency. another headline, said they flee they also shot and killed 55 go in a key city in iraq marking a betty jones, mother of five in the process. major victory for the iraqi army. groups claimed their last in the both deaths have been ruled homicides and the officer involved is on leave. jo: lesko you caught up in city of her body overnight. global market action in asia. the dixie is a third in the many months for the much aligned stocks are mixed across the iraqi army.

more on this story throughout board. the shanghai down 2.6%. the broadcast this morning. to the campaign trail a were taking a look at the nikkei up half of a percent. donald trump has a new target. nicole: let's move over to front runner hillary clinton was europe. we are looking at the task of the cac. the cac down one 10th of 1%. hillary clinton on the campaign trail and donald wasted no time going after the former commander-in-chief. here is mr. chung speaking to jo: u.s. stockmarket features her colleagues at fox and done across the board. dow futures down 64 points, friends. >> i think he is fair game because his president he was nasdaq down 10. considered to be very traveled nicole: last week and saw such a to put it mildly because of all great move and crude. you are happy to see a jump about 5.5%. the things he is talking to me today we see a pullback. dow futures are down 54 points and s&p futures are down six. about. he has machines access. she's got to be careful. it's got to be fair. jo: we are looking at how the we all have to fight fairly. dollar straight against the she is playing the woman's card. currency. you can see the euro, otherwise done across the board. cheryl: does mr. trump talking nicole: let's look at the 10 year treasury yield. to colleagues at fox and right now 2.25% for the ten-year friends. it looks like we are pointing to a lower open the markets open bond. jo: as it is an calendar packed three and half hours from now. the dow, nasdaq and s&p down by with a few more reports refer to close at 2015. 53, s&p by six and a quarter. tomorrow more rapidly when the europe marke

home index drops in october. rising home prices could put property out of reach, especially for first-time homebuyers. consumer confidence for december also out tomorrow to show how americans are feeling heading into 2016 and pending home sales on monday as well. the report will show if demand remains firm pork is slowing down. the week wraps on thursday with weeks of claim in the chicago purchasing managers index for this month. nicole: a lot going on oil, too. we'll see the recap. here's a look at headlines in today's edition of "the wall street journal" for unwanted crisp as kids get a second life. the underbelly of e-commerce is booming business in which little known companies collect profits and often resolve piles of returned presents.

gm urge to make airbags standard in mexico. the push by consumer advocacy groups as part of broader campaign to promote basic auto safety equipment in emerging markets. citigroup's new office plan. nuance is this. the country third-largest bank will have an open layout in its new headquarters then that is to encourage communication and maybe efficiency as well. also coming up on the "star wars" with another big milestone. the fastest of me to bring in a billion dollars in the strong showing hoping that other movies at the box office as well. we will have the details. in its forthcoming minnesota vikings crush the new york giants on sunday night football. and there's a little bit of confusion during the jets and patriots point cost just before overtime. check that. >> day when the cost. they elected to kick. jo: we will have those details coming up next in a look at

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13 days set by jurassic world back in june. "star wars" hit the mark without help from china since it is an open-ended world market until january 9th. the record-breaking film state of the top of the box office

this week it was a total of $153 million. "star wars" has followed by daddy's home at $38.8 million. joy came in third with $13.9 million, while sisters and alvin and the chipmunks round out the top five. jo: i saw joy. it was pretty good. "star wars" as well. noble action overnight in asia, starts right now down. shanghai composite closing on 2.5%. the nikkei up slightly. looking at the kospi and hang seng also down. nicole: let's look at europe. back then cac to the downside improving a little bit over the last 10 minutes or so with the cac down one third of 1%. jo: u.s. market future is down about 54 points for the dow also down 10 points for the nasdaq and down about 6.5 for the s&p. trade you will see whether the dow finishes positive or negative. let's check out kurt right now.

or to 7.25 after getting last week big-time. gold is now down $4.70 at 1071 a troy ounce. jo: you can see it is up slightly on the euro down against the pound, just fractionally. nicole: looking at the 10 year bond. the yield has been met. 2.25% for the 10 year bond yield. jo: peyton manning denying claims of performance-enhancing substances. he used hgh in 2011 when he was the indianapolis closer same year he had his fourth neck surgery. a report by al jazeera america. he was visibly upset at an interview on sunday. >> discussed is how i feel, sickened by -- i am not sure i do and how someone can make something up about somebody. i admit that he made it up and yet somehow it is published in a story. nicole: the person manning is referred to as the texas race

pharmacist to work as the dire institute in 2011. he claims manning was the main mini to use hgh. it was an antiaging clinic in the al jazeera america documentary for distributing hgh including shipments of the drug that were allegedly sent to his wife. he released a statement noting claims that al jazeera aired last night are false and incorrect. nicole: let's take a look at the world of sports and what we've been watching the last couple days. minnesota vikings put the hammer down on the new york giants as they won 492 next 17 in football. adrian peterson with 22 carries and went to 104 yards and a touchdown. the vikings against the packers next week has been sunday night as the two will battle for the nfc north title. and the new york jets beat the patriots 26-20 in overtime when winkler didn't get themselves a chance. during the coin toss at the

beginning of overtime from the patriots met these later called ahead on the quintiles but elected to kick the ball. listen to this. >> it is headed to the call. it is hard to the call. where do you want to receive out? they win the toss. they elected to kick. nicole: so afterward to picture its confirmed they did want to kick off. the conclusion was that they got to choose the direction. the win for the jets means that they can make a playoff for the win next week against buffalo. rex ryan. carolina panthers no longer undefeated. elena delivers their first loss by scored 20-13. julio jones had an amazing prep for touchdown third-quarter. this is carolina's first regular-season loss.

last year at minnesota. jo: coming up, we'll have more in the deadly weather across the nation says tornadoes rip through texas in the midwest. at least 43 people are dead. >> it is just devastating. you don't think about it being your neighborhood. you don't think it can happen to you. in politics former president bill clinton will have the latest from the campaign trail. checking your stock market futures right now. you see the dow was down 55 points. nasdaq futures down 10 points. you're watching "fbn:am" coming your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

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s&p futures down 5.5. jo: oil once again expected to be a major market driver. oil prices right now down 2.2%. nicole: and on the campaign trail, for runner donald trump has been a target, bill clinton. we love the latest on that. jo: at the box office, "star wars" continues to smash records. the fastest film to bring in a billion dollars. nicole: in sports, the minnesota vikings crush the new york giants on monday night football. a bit of confusion during the coin toss before overtime. ballclub to "fbn:am," the latest breaking news and what to expect that they had. jo: breaking this morning, 43 people dead after storms produced devastating tornadoes and flooding. the north texas the national weather service has nine tornadoes killed 11 people. eight people died in garland as the tornado carved a path of destruction measuring two square

miles. >> all of a sudden i was like a train went over the top of a syndicate your thing going into the roof. it was like pieces of wood and everything just came through when you could fear the house shake and shimmy. jo: more wild weather in texas. blizzard conditions closing major highways there. interstate 40 in texas has been shut down. officials in oklahoma state 60,000 homes and businesses have now lost power. an ice storm warning for the central part of this date. nicole: the front-runner battle between donald trump and hillary clinton continues to boil over. this weekend, trump attempted to turn the criticism of him of having sexism back on her husband is the former president of the campaign trail on her behalf. trump tweeted that it is bill clinton was a penchant or sexism referring to the clinton white

house kindle. >> sexism was exactly her word. i thought it was fine. i think that bill clinton turned out to be a liability against obama when they ran against each other in i guess it was only. he was absolutely, you look at the whole campaign was a mess. he said things that were very, very problematic in trouble son. so you know, certainly bill clinton is not going to be the end-all of the campaign. he will come under attack not just hand and many other people. nicole: trump also accused hillary of play and the woman card after responding to counter assertion number 2008 primary loss. make sure to tune into the next fox business republican debate thursday, january 14th, right here on the fox business network. jo: new york representative peter king calling for increased surveillance of mosques in the united states.

>> the fact is that is where the threat is coming from and we can save 98%, 99% of the muslims in this country are good people. i am actually swearing in the first elected muslim on long island to office. this is nothing against muslims. the fact is, that is where the threat is coming from. we are kidding ourselves that this blind political correctness, which makes no sense. jo: king says one of the so-called austin marathon bombers, tsarnaev was told to leave to get numbers declined to lead authorities. they said that did nothing to suggest he would plot and carry out such an attack. nicole: breaking this morning, iraq's army claiming a victory over isis number of retaking her body a provincial capital west after it collapsed militants 18 months ago. the iraqi military launched a campaign to retake the city last week and made a final push to see the central administration

yesterday. the capture of a monday march the third major victory for iraqi forces and their allies in as many months against isis. jo: families are demanding it airs after the chicago placed marge shoots and kills people in this one was an accident. >> the police are supposed to serve us and protect us, and yet they take the lives. what is wrong with that picture? it is a badge to kill? i mean, where do we get our help? when is the man going to step up? because we can't get no help with the police. cpd has failed us over and over. jo: mayor rob manuel is now saying mental health issues after police shot 19-year-old student multiple times during a domestic call after he he

threatened a static about people he shot and killed 55-year-old eddie jones, mother of five in the process it felt that something will this homicide and an officer involved is on leave. nicole: sku caught up with the global market action. the dow, nasdaq, s&p gained 2.5%. we are seeing a brought here. down arrow street london is close for a boxing holiday. dxm wanted 1% and the cac down one third of 1%. jo: stock market futures down as well. dow futures on 49 points right now. nasdaq futures down night and s&p down 5.5. nicole: let's check key commodities as all the posts over 2%. 3727 a barrel. gold was also 488-1071 a troy ounce. jo: look at the dollar is trading right now. you can see earlier it was down against the euro. we will bring that to you a little later. nicole: we've been watching

watching the bond yields also. 2.25% good jo: asian stocks open in the week mostly lower. let's get a closer look at markets of business reporter tracey you live in beijing. tracey is a reporter for chinese state television. reporter: asian markets and the red. nikkei composite down 2.6%. almost all sectors would earn a company's trade in a percent to worry about possible fluctuation. in hong kong to hang k. last 1% as well. lightly underwater as news broke that chinese chairman was arrested for alleged corruption. japanese shares were the only ones after six tenths of 1% oil companies recovered as global oil prices continued to climb. south korea that kospi also wanted to brag about 1.3% led by

tech shares that have before selling continued. back to you. jo: tracey, thank you so much. nicole: let's check the economic calendar. there's a lot on there. the final week of 2015. we'll find out tomorrow whether home prices are increasing more rapidly with the index for october release. rising home prices could close sales because they could of property out of reach for some people, especially first-time buyers. consumer confidence for december. also tomorrow will show how americans are feeling heading into the new year. watching their wallets. and in home sales come out on wednesday. the report will show up underlying demand remains far more. the holiday shortened week wraps up on terry's day with weekly jobless claims for the purchasing managers index and weekly inventory for oil and baker hughes will have a recount. jo: it is a huge break. you will want to stay with us all week. coming up, one mississippi man

went big after he gets off a plane in atlanta. we will tell you why. the famous times square ball drop will be a little brighter this year. we will bring you that story as well. checking your stock index futures right now we are seeing the dow just done about 50 points. right now nasdaq futures down 9.5. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪

nicole: all right. let's keep that up in the global market actually been seen overnight after winning reach on wall street last week. only the nikkei is up half of a percent in the shanghai composite index down 2.5%. kospi down one and one third advancing down 1%. jo: and europe, boxing day in london. germany and france down as well. it backs down 25 points as well. nicole: all the major averages gained 2.5% last week but down aeros. dow futures down 55. s&p futures down 6.5 from a shortened trading week. jo: checking key commodities. oil and gold down across the board it was done about 2.15%. nicole: let's look at how the greenback is doing against the global currencies.

the pound, the peso, began all cheaper. jo: right now the treasure up about half a basis point. nicole: an airport in atlanta was said to have served a record-setting number of passengers in a single year. the atlanta international airport causes health the world's busiest airport in claims to observe 100 million passengers in 2015 the first airport ever to do so. the passenger is larry kendricks of gulfport, mississippi was one a nissan altima cover to free adult round-trip plane ticket and a $500 gift card. atlanta mayor was there to welcome ken drake as he walks out on a red carpet to enjoy the moment. wow, he got famous pretty fast even if he didn't want to. jo: a. jo: and i felt overboard there.

did new year's eve ball is in upgrade. workers installed 288 acres else in preparation for thursday night air monies. this year's design is described as they get to the imagination where more than 2100 other triangles help create the beautiful crystal ball there. they are designed and crafted by waterford artisans and are about three eighths inches thick come about by this inches and lengthened seven ounces in weight. pretty cool. nicole: coming up, we will have more deadly news -- news on the deadly weather across the nation. on a more serious note tornadoes ripping through texas in the midwest. at least 43 people are dead. >> it is just devastating. you don't think about it being your neighborhood. you don't think it can happen to you. nicole: in politics, donald trump takes aim at a new target, bill clinton. to have the latest in a campaign

trail. all of paris last week, all of paris this morning. s&p futures down six as commodities pull back. this morning you were watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and raking news. -- breaking news. ♪

nicole: breaking news this morning. tornadoes rip through texas in the midwest leaving 43 people dead. we will have the latest on that situation. good morning. i am transfixed. jo: and i am jo ling kent. the first losing year first losing your sense of destiny. look at the u.s. stock market futures right now head of the opening bell, dow futures down 55 points. nicole: oil expected to be a major driver. last beginning i%. today 2.5% in two and a quarter% to 85 cents at 3725 a barrel. jo: front runner donald trump has a new target. we will bring you the latest on that. nicole: and the box office, "star wars" continues to smash records are not the fastest time to bring in $1 billion. jo: in sports, minnesota vikings are crushing the new york giants. there was a bit of confusion as well during the jets and patriots point house just before overtime. welcome back to you "fbn:am"

with the latest breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. breaking this morning, 43 people are dead across seven states after storms produced devastating tornadoes and flooding. in the texas the national weather service has nine tornadoes killed 11 people. eight people died in garland as a tornado carved a path of destruction there, measuring two square miles. >> all of a sudden it was like a train went over the top of us and then you could hear things just bolting into the roof and then it was like pieces of wood and everything just came through in the thick of the house shake and shimmy. jo: there is more wild weather in texas and oklahoma. nearly all of interstate 40 in texas has been shut down. 60,000 homes and businesses have now lost power. the national weather service has issued a nicer morning for the central part of the state. nicole: the front runner battle

between donald trump and hillary clinton continues to boil over. this week and trump attempted to turn criticism of them is having a passion for sexism back on her husband as the former president hits the campaign trail on her behalf. trump tweeted that bill clinton has the penchant for sexism referring to the white house scandal. >> that was exactly her words and i just turned them that i thought it was fine. i i think that bill clinton turned out to be a liability against obama when they ran against each other in a guest who was away. he was absolutely -- you look at the whole campaign was a mess. he said things that were very, very problematic in trouble son. he know, and certainly bill clinton will not be the handover campaign. he will come under attack for many other people. nicole: trump also accused hillary clinton of playing the

woman card after spotting his characterization of our 2008 primary loss. you've got to tune into the next spot is this republican debate earth day coming january 14th, right here on the fox business network. jo: new york representative peter king calling for increased surveillance of mosques in the united states. >> the fact is that is where the threat is coming from and we can say that 98%, 99% of the muslims in this country are good people. i am sparing him the first elected muslim on long island to a good friend of time. nothing against muslims. the fact is that is where the threat is coming from an we are kidding ourselves with the blind political correct this which makes no sense. jo: can come a member of the homeland security committee says tsarnaev was told to leave a local mosque following to outburst of members declined to warn authorities. they reported they had tsarnaev

did nothing to lead such an attack. nicole: breaking news this morning. claiming a victory over isis. the u.s. trained force retaking the mahdi west about that after it collapsed to militants 18 months ago. the iraqi military launched a campaign to retake the city last week and made a final push with the complex yesterday. the recapture marks the third major victory for iraqi forces and their allies in the many months against isis. jo: families are demanding explanations after police shoot and kill. one was an accident. >> the police are supposed to serve and protect us and yet they take the life. what is wrong with the picture? a badge to kill? i mean, where do we get our help? when is america going to step up? we can't get no help with the police. cpd has failed us over and over.

jo: mayor rob emanuel with calls involving mental health issues after police shot engineering student like you're during a domestic disturbance call after threat this bad. police shot and killed 55 wrote eddie jones, a mother of five in the process. both deaths had been ruled a homicide and the officer involved is on leave. true to a louisvillouisvil le mall is back open the security officers on the scene after a riot this weekend. >> we've got multiple -- we've got stories into lockdown. nicole: the chaos erupted saturday night at the mall. teens were spotted harassing store owners, fighting the parking lot at the mall mall was put on lockdown, closed early. no one was arrested. police think the right was

organized on social media. in new jersey, 500 people were involved in a brawl at the mall, also got to be a flash mob gone wrong. but there is a large string of fights breaking out as many as five malls nationwide. nicole: wow, let's get you caught up in global action overnight. in a share, stocks were down across the board but the exception of the japan at 5.5% pitching had down 2.6%. nicole: keeping a close eye in europe under pressure this morning as the dax down 1% cac down one third of 1%. nicole: stock market futures down 48 points. nasdaq futures down 8.7 and the s&p 500 down 5.75. jo: crewed last week with the three week losing streak. today we see a pullback to%, down 83 cents to 3727. also watching interesting move in west texas.

oil is to the downside and gold by 498-1071 is troy ounce. jo: take a look at how the u.s. key currencies have their bright delicate euro slightly against the canadian dollar. the u.k. pound, peso and again. jo: the bond yield 2.25% this morning. moving to economic news. just a few more reports for the week of 2015. we will find out tomorrow whether home prices are increasing more rapidly with the index for october release. rising home prices could slow sales as they get the properties out of reach, especially to first-time homebuyers. consumer confidence for december also tomorrow will show how americans are feeling heading into the new year. pending home sales amount i went day. the report will show up underlying demand remains firm for growing. in the holiday shortened week wrapped up on thursday, weekly jobs in the chicago purchasing managers index for this month.

jo: and yours look at the headlines in today's edition of "the wall street journal." take a look at this one. where unwanted christmas gifts get a second life. the underbelly of e-commerce in a booming business for companies collect and resell piles of returned from a rejected presence. jo: gm has or should make airbags standard in new mexico. the advocacy groups a broader campaign to promote auto safety equipment in emerging markets. in citigroup's new office plan, no offices pay the country's third-largest bank will have an open layout in new headquarters to encourage mark vindication among employees. nicole: pack more people into a smaller space. fedex said they weren't able to deliver all the president in time for christmas. online shopping will surge right there. coming up, "star wars" with another milestone. the fastest image bring in $1 billion with a strong showing

to help lift other movies to the box office as well. all the details for you. in sports, minnesota vikings crush the new york giants on sunday night football. a bit of confusion during the jets game and the patriots coin toss. >> they win the toss. they elected to kick. nicole: we will have all the details on that. checking u.s. teachers. dow futures down 51, s&p futures down the period commodities pulling back. you are watching "fbn:am" coming your first look at morning market and ricci news. ♪ breaking news. ♪ going to be able to insult your way to the presidency. that's not going to happen. (applause) announcer: one candidate tough enough to take on isis. jeb will destroy isis... and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition

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stand in our way. stand in our way. unsafe. nicole: "star wars" the force awakens used its hyperdrive to become the fastest movie to hit $1 billion at the box office. the previous record was set 13 days after jurassic world back in june. "star wars" hit the mark without help from china since the movie doesn't open until january 9th

the record raking salem state at the box office this weekend with a total of $153 million. "star wars" is followed by daddy's home in second with $38.8 million. joy came in third with her teen $.9 million. sisters and alvin and the chipmunks round out the top five. jo: hello, number one, get it again. ♪ adele's new album 25 has now been at the top of the charts five weeks in a row thanks to a surge in christmas sales. total u.s. sales have reached more than 7 million. very impressive. nicole: let's say you caught up in the global market action against the yen overnight payday down a speaking 2.2% but we are

not the issue taking cues because the shanghai composite index down 2.5%. the hang seng down 1%. nicole: stock down on the and france. when we look at u.s. market futures. energy love the way. today's futures down about the divine. s&p futures down six. nicole: oil and gold down about 2.2% right now. go down about half a percent. nicole: let's check out the dollar. only the year are showing up a bit of strength against the dollar. the yen, peso, u.k. pound. transfer the treasury down 2.25%. jo: moving over to peyton manning. nine claims of using substances. peyton manning was using hgh in 2011 when he was with the indianapolis colts, the same

year in which he had a sports neck surgery. manning was visibly upset in an interview on sunday. >> discussed is really how i feel, sickened by -- i am not sure i understand how someone can make something up about somebody, mcvities made it out and yet somehow it gets published in a story. jo: of the purse and peyton manning is referred manning is referring to is charlie's life, a texas pharmacist at work is an institute in 2011 who claimed manning was among many to use hgh. it is an antiaging clinic cited at the al jazeera documentary for distributing hgh including chip inside the drugs that were said to his wife, ashley. i released a statement noting his claim that al jazeera aired last night said that they are false and incorrect. jo: let's look at the latest from the world of sports big

minnesota vikings put the hammer down on the new your chances at 149 to 17. adrian peterson taking 22 carries for 104 yards and then a touchdown for the vikings game against the packers next week as the two will battle for the nfc north title. the new york jets beat the patriots 26-20 in overtime or new england and get themselves a chance during the coin toss at the beginning of a time from the patriots captain matthew slater won the toss but elected to kick the ball. listen to this. >> enhances the call. heads is the call. which way do you want to receive? where do you want to receive out? just like this. new england wins the toss. they elected to kick. jo: afterwards, the patriots confirmed they did want to kick