decades, the word i would use for this decade is safe. >> a quick shout out, chief of police watching is now? he loves you. >> what's up? thank you so much and thank you for joining us, i will see you on "the five." you have any new year's resolutions? >> spend as much time with my children while they cover politics. >> have to pay attention, have a good show. >> now mystery in hawaii. carrying a seven people goes missing and coast guard searchers can't find any sign of it even though it had an electronic beacon. also reportedly investigating jeffrey epstein, helping him sexually abuse underage girls, but will they try to charge her? plus, this elementary school teacher doing double duty as a drone pilot and teaching her students important lessons about how high they can fly.

>> i feel like they say that's not something that i would like to do. >> fox news reporting begins n now. a reporting begins with the race to find a helicopter that vanished off the coast of hawaii during a sightseeing tour. the coast guard reports seven people were on board and that it's believed to with the passengers are children. the helicopter was taking the group for a two to work. they say they haven't received any signals from the helicopters electronics locator. reporting live from our west coast newsroom, what's the latest on the search? >> we just went in the last communication from the helicopter was at 4:40 p.m. local time yesterday just 40 minutes before it was set to return. the coast guard tells us it was a routine check in and the pilot reported they were in the remote

area of the canyon located in the northwest portion of the island were rescue crews are searching right now for a pilot and six passengers including two children, weather conditions they are complicating the desperate search, clouds and rain yesterday severely limiting visibility to 4 miles with nearly 30 mile-per-hour winds. as of now, coast guard officials have seen no sign of the helicopter. today's forecast predicts scattered showers and higher winds around 23 miles per hour, the conditions just not letting up or helping in those search efforts. >> what do you know about this helicopter to her? >> what we can tell you about the company, it is called safari helicopters. they've been in business since 1987, they offer a couple of tours on the island of hawaii. fox news has reviewed records and could not locate any accidents or incidents that the company has been involved in. the company's own web site

emphasizes safety records, not excepting any reservations or bookings on its web site. we also reached out for some information but they declined to comment when anything at this time. also when deaths are not uncommon. three people were killed when the helicopter crashed on the wahoo last april, then a couple months later crashed north of honolulu killing 11 people and we are expecting the next update on the search in the next couple of hours. back to you. >> alicia: thank you. at least 12 people are dead after a passenger jet crashed into a concrete wall just minutes after takeoff and dozens more are in the hospital. happened in kazakhstan, the associated press reports 1,000 people are at the crash scene today trying to figure out what went wrong. the deputy prime minister said skidmarks suggest the plane touched the ground twice while trying to take off. he also said the survivor said

the plane started shaking less than 2 minutes into the flight. was a 23-year-old model that's no longer made operated by back air. in she walked out of a bar with two strangers and her family hasn't seen her since. that's according to cops in birmingham, alabama. they are trying to track down 29-year-old peyton houston who has been missing for a week. pete harrigan reporting live from our southeast newsroom. >> one week into the search, police at this point are saying they have no new leads. they have exhausted everything they've been able to do after going through the video footage from inside that tin roof bar in birmingham. they also say they are not exactly clear at this point that there has been a foul play. they said they can definitely say that for certain. already award has been issued, $5,000. looking for information for the return of the 29-year-old, that

reward expected to grow in coming days. >> alicia: what are you hearing from her family? >> it's been a very difficult week for the family, doing everything they can to try and keep the search going full speed ahead, posting pictures online and coming out and saying they want the police and the community t to do as much as thy can to find their daughter and their sister. what's really worrisome is patrons of the bar say she left willingly with two men at 10:45 p.m. here at the worrisome thing is 45 minutes later, she sent a text to one friend saying she wasn't sure where they had taken her, with the people she was with, and she was also afraid for her own safety. her family is saying now they will do everything to continue the search to bring her back home. here is her brother. >> you see it on tv anyways feel for the families that this happens to and you never think it's going to be hitting so close to home. >> the family has said during

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>> alicia: jeffrey epstein is dead but a woman who may know a lot of his secrets is still alive and the fbi is now investigating her. that's according to the reuters news agency which sites to law enforcement sources. some of epstein's accusers say elaine maxwell helped him find young girls to sexually abuse. so far, prosecutors have not charged with any crime and she has previously denied the accusations. reporting live from washington. >> she is a longtime associate of jeffrey epstein, part of his inner circle and according to several of epstein's accusers, played a central role in his sex trafficking operation by luring in young girls and manipulating them into having sex with epstein and his friends. showing prince andrew with one of epstein's accusers, virginia roberts who claims she was only 15 years old when maxwell recruited her to be a masseuse for epstein.

>> we need to get to the bottom of everybody who's involved with that starting with maxwell and going along the lines they are. i won't stop fighting, i will never be silent. until these people are brought to justice. >> as you mentioned, maxwell denies the allegations and has not been charged with any crimes. >> alicia: what more can you tell us about the investigation? >> this has been going on since at least july and our sources tell us the major focus for the fbi is anyone who may have facilitated epstein's crimes, our sources also did not mention anyone by name and did not confirm that maxwell is the focus of that investigation but they did say the bureau is casting a pretty wide net looking at epstein's pass associates. they also pointed us to these remarks, attorney general bill barr made on the case back in august. >> let me assure you that this case will continue on against anyone who was complicit with

epstein, any coconspirators should not rest easy. the victims deserve justice, and they will get it. >> after he was arrested in july, and they set up a tip line for alleged victims to call and they say those tips are being actively investigated but it is taking a lot of time since i go as far back as 1980s. >> alicia: giving students permission to skip class in order to protest. starting next month, fairfax county public schools will give students in seventh through 12th grade one excused absence per year. a school spokesperson said that they office for specific engagement activities that includes marches, sit ins, or trips to meet with local lawmakers. a school board member says he believes is the first policy of its kind in the united states. supporters say this is a way to encourage student activism but

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>> alicia: robocalls related to the stabbing death of freshman tessa majors, that supporting to a statement from the school. just yesterday, a teenage suspect was in police custody after weeks on the run for the nypd chief of detectives confirmed they released him but that the investigation remains very active. david lee miller reporting live with more. >> new york city police remained tight-lipped about the ongoing investigation into the death of tessa majors. but for the first time, they are now publicly confirming details about the case. the chief of detectives rodney harrison set a 14-year-old located in the bronx was questioned and released by investigators. the teen is believed to have wielded the knife that killed majors and has allegedly been in hiding since the attack. the nypd took the unusual step of posting his picture on social media. investigators would not reveal

how the team was found. fox news is not identifying the team because of his age. police say they are now awaiting the results of a dna test. >> there was a court order by a manhattan judge to obtain forensic evidence from the suspect. and a subject exercise his legal right not to answer any questions. at 3:00 p.m., he was released to his attorney with the consent of his mother. >> for many new yorkers, the murder of tessa majors is reminiscent, another tragedy of the young woman allegedly killed by black teens is being exploited by hate groups. columbia university in which it is affiliated are warning about phone messages back plaguing the campus. we have become aware that robocall messages from white supremacist groups were received

by many faculty and staff landmines. the content of this message related to tessa majors recent death are abhorrent and viciously racist. and now new york mayor bill de blasio is weighing in and has called the call discussing, treating out that white supremacists are in his words morally bankrupt. >> alicia: david lee miller in new york, thank you. russia's defense minister claims that moscow has an intercontinental weapon that flies 27 times the speed of sound. and that it is ready for combat. for context, if a passenger jet could travel at that speed, it would get you from new york to l.a. in about 8 minutes. this is the same weapon that vladimir putin bragged about developing last year. back then, he said its ability to make sharp turns would make missile defense systems "useless." he says that now for the first time in modern history, russia leads the world in developing an

entire new class of weapons. lucas tomlinson reporting live from the pentagon. >> top pentagon officials have long warned that russia not only is leading the world and hypersonic weapons, but also china and a hypersonic missile is a missile that could fly over five times the speed of sound, over 4,000 miles per hour multiple warheads coming in this country at this speed has long been a concern. it's also why pentagon increased funding for research into hypersonic web but today called the claim of having a mock 27 missile over 20,000 miles per hour "wildly inaccurate and for propaganda purposes only." while any hypersonic weapon would challenge the u.s. missile defense systems, member of the u.s. military has 403 missiles and silos.

in any missile launched by russia could produce a nuclear response from the united states if that mutually shared destruction that won the cold war against the russians. >> alicia: also happens to be holding military drills right now with china and iran, right? >> that's right, the first time they have come together for joint military drills in their history. kicking off from the iranian port city and the gulf of oman and not far, and iranian forces also shot down to $100 million american grown. u.s. officials say they actually don't trust each other, also will not be allowed in the golf. he was navy aircraft carrier harry truman has just arrived on the station with dozens of strike aircraft as well as destroyer escorts that carry hundreds of tomahawk cruise missiles. u.s. satellite japan also said it was sending a warship and aircraft to the region were

called back in june a japanese oil tinker was hit by iranian forces. >> alicia: there is a new report in "the new york times" calling him evil and toxic if that's not all they said. >> that's right. the explosive reporting today from "the new york times" also included in that report this photo showing eddie gallagher's seal platoon standing over the body of a dead ices fighter. found guilty of the lesser charge of posing in that photo. he responded through his lawyer i quickly realize they were scared of the truth would come

out about how cowardly they acted on deployment. spoken to many officials here and they are concerned that this story is tearing the navy seals apart. >> alicia: lucas tomlinson covering everything today from the pentagon, thank you. despite corruption charges, it sets up benjamin netanyahu, one of president trump's closest foreign allies to run for reelection in march. would be israel's third election in less than a year. the country has been in political gridlock because neither benjamin netanyahu nor his challenger has been able to win enough support to create a coalition and control the government. back here at home, 2019 has been a busy year in our nation's capital starting with the shut down and ending with an impeachment. fox news correspondent takes a look at some of the year's biggest headlines out of

washington. >> article one is adopted. >> figure was dominated by one of the most consequential congressional votes in american history, the impeachment of president donald trump. >> by the way, it doesn't really feel like we are being impeached. >> the honorable nancy pelosi, duly elected speaker of the house of representatives. >> 2019 began with democrats retaking the house majority and nancy pelosi reclaiming the speaker's gavel. >> i extend to you this gavel. >> although reluctant at first, pelosi took impeachment from a progressive dream. >> i do not believe that an unfit president should be allowed to stay in office. >> we are going to go in there and teach them. >> to a reality, perhaps foreshadowing the partisanship that took hold all year, 2019 began in a partial government shutdown. they had to wait weeks.

>> did you totally exonerate the president? >> 2019 and saw two dozen democrats dream big for 2020 as they entered the race for president. in fighting for donors and support as they tried to qualify for debates. >> that little girl was me. in >> i don't think you should conduct foreign policy and our bathrobe at five in the morning. >> also continued turnover in the white house. 24 cabinet secretaries and executive level staffers were either fired or resigned including chief of staff john kelly and homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen.

in foreign policy, president trump traveled to vietnam for his second denuclearization summit with north korean dictator kim jong un. four months later, mr. trump became the first sitting u.s. president to step into north korea and the two leaders agreed to restart negotiation. in october, the world's most wanted terrorist al-baghdadi died after u.s. forces hunted him down in syria. a military dog named conan was injured in the mission and honored at the white house. despite all the fighting in washington, the year ended with two major bipartisan accomplishments. the house passed the u.s. mexico canada trade to replace nafta, and congress passed spending bills to avoid a government shutdown. >> alicia: so a lot of people are catching people stealing, so what happens when the thieves started stealing the cameras? that's next.

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>> alicia: amazon apologizing after the company refused to help investigators track down a delivery driver accused of stealing a package. surveillance video shows the driver dropping off a package before picking it back up and walking off. the polk county sheriffs as he called amazon for help identifying the driver but the company refused unless the sheriff got a subpoena. investigators eventually tracked down the driver on their own and charged him with burglary and theft. in need of local reporting live from a west coast newsroom. >> there is nothing better than getting an amazon package at your door except when your delivery people are caught taking the package back. that's exactly what happened in davenport florida recently when cameras caught the amazon worker delivering the package, snapping a picture of it for proof of delivery and just a few seconds later snatching it right back. detectives had all the

information they needed to arrest the thief, they had the date, the time, the location and a photo of him caught in the act but the sheriff says amazon refused to provide a name and instead was told to serve a subpoena to the corporate office. yet police were able to arrest anyway and charge him with burglary and theft on christmas eve. >> it was just really frustrating to us because it should've been a no-brainer investigation. instead, we had to spend the whole day figuring out what amazon could have told us in 2 minutes. >> in a statement, amazon tells our tampa fox station "we work regularly and closely with law enforcement across the country and are working to understand what occurred here to make it right and to reach out to the polk county sheriff's office to apologize. the sheriff says amazon did end up giving them a call the next day and said the whole thing was a big mistake.

>> we are hearing about a thief it didn't steal packages from a porch but stole something else. >> this thief was pretty crafty, he got away from two cameras but he left the third one which recorded the entire getaway. this is happening in alameda, california, the guy creeps up, grabs the security camera, then he walks around the packages left right on the doorstep and goes back to his car. he comes back again to grab the second security camera and again walks around those packages and out of his getaway car but didn't bother to grab that third camera. >> we want to create a safe environment and be ambassadors for safety and we encourage people, the last thing we want is to be sold. >> so police are looking for this guy on the screen right there, there is a shot of his face, we're just going to refer to him as the grinch who stole

the camera right on christmas. >> not too bright of a grinch of either observant. thank you. health officials have been the morning that holiday travelers may have been exposed to measles and at least five different airports in the united states and if you are infected, you could start showing symptoms right about now. matt finn reporting live from o'hare international airport in chicago where the department of public health reports a passenger with measles pass through twice. >> that's right. the people who need to be most concerned are those that were here at o'hare when that person pass through this airport or any of "the five" airports nationwide because we are told by medical experts that lingers in the air for two hours and people could have been tracking the disease. so far, the majority of people we talked to said they have been vaccinated and arch to alarms.

>> ex-husband had it, very ill, had to be hospitalized as a result. >> it is unlikely we would get the disease. >> no measles on me. >> i don't remember having them. >> i've never had the measles. >> here is the important information. "the five" airports that had a person with measles pass through chicago o'hare around. boston international event december 17th, denver international around december 11th. medical experts warned that if you were in these airports around those dates, you might have been exposed and symptoms could take days to the surface, they typically resemble flu-like symptoms rash appears. >> there's nothing you can do if you were near them, they just walked by you. can you just explain to folks what they should do if they are worried if they have measles?

>> medical experts say if you were exposed or showing symptoms, it is possible to see a doctor or health care expert in private because sitting in a waiting room for a clinic could expose many more people to a very contagious disease. >> one kid who's not vaccinated all of the community is relying on herd immunity or that everyone else is vaccinated. because that can transmit infection to other people who are not vaccinated or have compromised immune systems. >> that medical expert touching on the fact that doctors are urging the best way to avoid this disease and simply give vaccinated. we talk to people here today who say they are choosing not to you and they warn that creates pockets for this disease services and the cdc said this

year 2019 is the worst year for this disease and 25 years with 1,276 cases this year. >> alicia: matt finn o'hare chicago, thank you. a powerful storm now moving east after slamming southern california with snow and rain and causing trouble for holiday travelers. forecasters say the storm is getting stronger as it pushes towards the plane and midwest which means a lot of the country could be in for a lot of headaches. accuweather meteorologist tracking it all. >> good afternoon. believe it or not, this is that associated with everything going on in southern california and arizona, this is what's left of it here. this is not only tapping in from the pacific moisture, but the gulf of california and it is very extensive ahead of that actual surface low itself. we are seeing that mountain snow

continue into southeast colorado and the highest elevation is where your accuweather local storm is forecasting up to 28 inches of including santa fe, new mexico. just south of pueblo as it continues to track to the northeast, it will continue to deepen and strengthen, not only are we looking at a widespread swath of significant accumulating snow fall, there be blizzard conditions. what that means is there going to be lasting at least 35 miles per hour white out conditions for period of of at least three hours. your accuweather local storm forecasting up to 30 inches of total snowfall by the time this thing is all said and done. notice the bull's-eyes and western and northern minnesota. fargo it within that hot spot of significant snowfall totals. that's where all these winter storm watches, warnings and advisories are in place in

anticipation of all of this this weekend. it's a very extensive storm system. he have a lot of rain in the warm sector and ahead of that, a wintry mix of sleet and freezing rain closer to the low on the west side signaling all of that snow. at some heads up for folks traveling, a lot of people trying to get home past the holiday weekend, kansas city to the windy city, minneapolis and dallas travel delays are going to be likely on saturday. fast forward into sunday as it shifts to the east, that will bring the northeast last in line, going to be widespread downright frigid beginning to take over the northeast late saturday night into sunday. on the southern hill end of all of this, going to be tracking the potential for severe thunderstorms to arrive sunday afternoon where conditions are going to be the most likely for damaging wind gusts, even a few isolated tornadoes. i wouldn't rule that out and keep in mind, some of the same

areas that already received their fair share of severe weather or not long ago. let's break down some of those snowfall totals for you in the forecast, eight to 12 inches. and that six to 10-inch range. sioux falls, and completely rule out. fargo definitely one of those harder hitting areas up to 18 inches. duluth four to eight, bismarck also in that range. minneapolis not quite so much, but road conditions are going to deteriorate a few inches of snow. going to continue to track this for you right here on the fox news has a system continues to push the northeast and strengthen. >> alicia: thank you so much. she is one of the few women certified as a drone pilot by the faa, now she is teaching her fifth-grade students how to fly and that's not all. next, molly line shows us how this teacher's lesson plan is

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>> alicia: a live look at that dow is trading in the green as we get closer to the closing

bell, follows a record-setting thursday when the dow, s&p 500, and nasdaq all closed at new highs. the fox business network reporting live from the new york stock exchange. can lead to but again, you think? >> i think that's a great question then let's start with those averages. in take a look at the dow right now, the second straight record close for the index, 22nd of the year. when you look at the s&p, also looks like it's going to be the second straight record close in the 35th of the year, so great performance from those two indexes. finally, the nasdaq a little bit of a disappointment, can't beat yesterday's level but still trading above that -- just popped below that 9,000 level. a very good indeed. want to talk very quickly about apple here. that stopped doing very well trade is a little lower midday

but this stock is on pace for the best yearly performance in a decade, up 84% year today at has been a very strong year despite expectations that apple could underperform but is that iphone 11 that's done so well. ability to do slowfies. i haven't done it yet, obviously. they are also integrating services and finding a lot of revenue out of that. so apple on fire and i've got to tell you, you have to look long and hard to find stocks doing really poorly today. >> alicia: nice way to head into the weekend, thank you so much. police in texas say they have cut an inmate who apparently carved throughout brick wall in his jail cell to escape, happened in longview east of dallas. according to the sheriff's office, he was being held after receiving a 70 year sentence for assaulting a police officer.

he apparently escaped yesterday but the county sheriff's office posted just a few hours ago that he is back in custody. we don't know where he went during his time outside or how his team tracked him down. and we are still waiting to hear how he managed to carve through a solid brick wall. megan salter is an elementary school teacher in west virginia not far from the ohio border. five years ago, she became a certified drone pilot and is now introducing the technology into her fifth-grade classroom. molly line takes a look at how students are learning a lot more on how to fly. >> it doesn't look like your typical classroom. >> for her fifth-grade class in barboursville west virginia, drums are a regular part of the curriculum. >> here's the challenge, little billy is in desperate need of a kidney transplant.

they just found a living donor, no ambulances can transport the oregon. >> for this class, no textbook, weaving science and technology. also buying equipment. inspiring the students and opening their minds to different possibilities. >> when was growing up, the expectation is we want to be a teacher, a nurse, or a secreta secretary. >> that's not something that i would like to do, but honestly, that's what i thought. >> want her to know that it's okay to leave and pursue something as a little foreign to kids in west virginia. >> they are learning about aviation and unmanned flight, but also learning teamwork, problem-solving, patience, and

things don't always go as planned. and the classes and the only one benefiting. >> the program itself has a really strong effect on the whole school. they will be something going on, all the kids looking in the windows and they are amazed with it. >> it's helped me with math and stuff. i'm times, we do measurements and i already know part of them because we do some of it. >> she sometimes tells the kids she is tricking them into a learning but one of the main thing that she wants him to carry beyond these classroom walls is that they are capable of doing anything. >> expose them and let them know they were things out there that they can do. >> in barboursville west virginia, molly line, fox news. >> alicia: thanks to molly line for that very cool story. want to know what to expect next year? all you have to do is look into a crystal ball. fortunately, we found a giant one in times square. that is next

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>> washington, d.c.,'s museum will close on tuesday after years of financial trouble. the private museum looks at history through the eyes, ears, and words of journalists and champions of free press. museum tickets cost $25 sent staffers say they couldn't compete with all the free public museums in d.c. john hopkins university bought the building for more than $370 million here at some folks say they hope the new museum will open somewhere else. >> i certainly think there's nothing wrong with selling the building for john hopkins. it would be a shame if the museum didn't then move to somewhere else. there is nothing that keeps governments, politicians, on their toes like a free press. >> they museum collection includes pulitzer prize-winning photographs, calories in the berlin wall, and september 11th.

and an interactive news room where visitors can play the role of reporter. news corporation, which appears ownership with news channel, is a founding partner of the muse museum. >> now we have to take a live look live look at times square just around the corner from our studio. a million people are expected to pack in there on tuesday night to watch the ball drop and ring in 2020. the fox business network analyst has a look on what goes into that famous crystal ball. >> we are life at one times square previewing the ball before the historic drop next week. this is not just a change of a calendar year, it is the start of a new decade. the ball behind me, 260,088 waterford crystals. it is 10 feet in diameter. 11,875 pounds. it has more than 32,000 leds.

192 of the crystals are going to be replaced with new waterford crystals to celebrate the gift to goodwill. it's the design of the three pineapples. 1 million people according to times square are expected to be here to watch the historic ball drop. >> jackie deangelis they are from times square, we appreciate part of that report. step back, forget black friday or cyber monday, turns out today could be the best data by electronics. that's according to adobe to adobe analytics. the fox business analyst jeff flock is in glenwood, illinois, shopping for some deals. jeff, the price is really that good today? >> will give you a full report here all the way through. you're a star, look at that. you're on television everywhere. the prices are good. i don't know if this is indeed the best day but there are some

good deals. there is a good guy in there as well. what am i looking at? >> were looking at oh oled televisions. right now they have phenomenal promotions going on. this one of the ball is normally $2500 but now it's 1800s. >> some of the reasons for this, alecia, sometimes people return tvs that they bought it and they don't like for some reason. you have to resell those and here's what happens, you wind up discounting them even further than the sale price. >> for local customers we have the opportunity to pick up an open box television. this one for example is $1100 brand-new but because it's been opened come it's now $650. >> one of the reasons perhaps there are deals today as perhaps retailers buy too much of something. too much of a tv or too much of a different piece of electronics. of course he didn't have the any of that happened to you.

>> we would never do something like that. >> you wouldn't buy 8,000 apple your path and then get stuck with them, wouldn't you? >> that could've happened. it's possible. >> if that happens, how good of a deal that i get on a pair of apple your pods? >> you get the best deal in the country. these are the airports with the charging case. $166. >> you can buy those online. >> you can buy those on nap.com or pick them up in the store. >> this is an extraordinary pace played. 37 acres of electronics here. it goes on and on, as well as appliances. this is the largest single location store for both appliances and electronics. today's not a bad day to be here. >> not at all. there are all good days. >> maybe you saved some money for children to purchase them something in the new year that

they didn't getting christmas. >> they got just about everything, nobody feels bad for my children. thank you jeff for showing us that 37 acres. the husband from that the pellets on holiday commercial has confessed he got his real-life girlfriend a bike for christmas. here's a look at the controversial ad. >> ready? no. >> a peleton? >> so critics call the commercial sexist and accused the company of promoting an unhealthy body image. peleton argued it was being misinterpreted. actor sean hunter said despite the backlash, his real girlfriend said it would be awesome to have fun. so he delivered. he shared this photo of them with the bike on christmas day. he wrote here's hoping this goes over better the second time. merry christmas to my actual girlfriend. please don't leave me. mr. and mrs. claus welcoming a baby this week on christmas. the university of pittsburgh

medical center tweeting this picture of the happy couple. they happened to have the last name clause. through one foggy christmas eve and into christmas morning, this is clause have a baby on christmas day. happy weekend everybody. ♪ speak at the del closing out another all-time high as we count down to the new year. the santa claus rally and washing don't like wall street rolling on. all the averages at the post huge gains for these new year. welcome everyone i'm charles payne and for neil kabuto and this is "your world." bob, i hear santa claus rally but i think there's a lot more to it. >> there's quite a bit more, charles. when you look at the overall picture it is not changed. frankly i would argue it got better whether you think the president caused a slight slow down by taking on a trade war, w