tracy:.is there a correction >> we could see a minor correction but with the fed meeting this week it was on the table with tapering already but they said now they will target the unemployment rate was policy to look at inflation rate. in perspective they expect to present inflation if it is higher than they looked at heightening because of the numbers they will not tighten from their estimates and tell 2017 solo interest rates environment over three years so stocks are a big asset clasper it is a big opportunity. gerri: to really think the fed will sit that long? barricades' suggest they will for a long time. otherwise they would not decrease but there of was a tremendously dovish statement. everybodd knew tapering was coming but it is only a small trimming. gerri: pushtu next year. >> you have incredible momentum. you can talk about valuation but you don't want to get in the way to bet against us. too much momentum. the markets go up a lot longer but. >> is much deeper. gerri: how deep or h

tracy: really? >> uh-huh. tracy: you mentioned hubs earlier. of all, laguardia and reagan are going to see some vacancies because of all this. we're hearing potentially that southwest and virgin america will come in and pick them up. what do you think about that? >> i think that's good. that is the one good thing the doj did. make sure slot restricted popular airports like national laguardia were opened up more for the smaller niche carriers. tracy: do you like any of these stocks going forward? >> as far as the industry goes, it is a real industry now. it is not a trading industry. it is going to be like any consumer variable industry. it will go with the economy but the thing is i think profits will be predictable and the industry will be attractive. when it is i think like some other people have been saying on tv, the airline industry will get a higher multiple and therefore stronger stock prices. tracy: that is good for shareholders, especially people that hold it more than a day. you're right, these are lotto ticket flip them stocks. thank

now back to tracy. are you a fan? tracy: huge!ecite every line to every song on that album but i won't, then i will -- >> who has time. tracy: i just get enough of that around here. jamie colby, thank you very much. ♪ all right to the special series, gotta have it. no one enjoys holidays more than the kids, the big trick to find toys fun but educational. they stand apart producing learning toys for kids and parents, leapfrog. the ceo joins us. nice good ol' friend of fox. john, good to see you. how are the holidays looking? there is nove it toy this year, is there? >> well we're finding that the leap pad ultrais very popular. it was picked as one ever the top picks for the holiday season of i've been a whole bunch of stores over the weekend and seems to be selling pretty quickly. for the children that don't have a tablet, i think one of the top products they have on the list is to have their own kid's tablet. tracy: so --, here is the gotta have it in front of me. i will draw on it too. make an attempt to draw. the really cool par

tracy: hey, good afternoon, i'm tracy byrnes. ashley: i'm ashley webster.'s person of the year being attacked as anti-capitalist but is he? tweet us your responses in a fiery debate coming up next. tracy: in my opinion. mastercard shares charging forward on word of a 10 for one stock split. think we have to go to peter barnes right now down in d.c. hey, peter. >> hey, tracy. we have the monthly report on the deficit from the treasury department and the deficit came in for the month of november at $135 billion, and that's about a 20% drop from the deficit last november. and this continues this trend of lower deficits we've seen because of the tax increases back in january at the beginning of the year as well as the stronger economy and the spending, spending caps at least, no increases in government spending for the fiscal year-to-date, first two months of the fiscal year starting october 1st, fiscal 2014, the deficit has come in at 227 billion versus 292 billion for the same time last year. also about a 20% decline. and, this new bipartisan budget deal anno

tracy: say the word. group on web site, go to something, go have a glass of wine. cordial, time for stocks as we do every 15 minutes, back to the floor of the stock exchange, mark newman joins us, the dallas struggling to find direction but can you just say a year is over i am taking my jeans and going home? >> the market has been up the last six days, the dow has been up every single day. little bit of a selling out, you see a genes in energy materials. that is a key change for the year. you see these groups led the entire year but for december energy and materials materials being the top gainer for december on the heels of the big move we have seen in commodities, not only wti crude but coffee and cotton and natural gas in particular so that is interesting and treasury yields stock 3%, you will see the highest we close not only for the ten year but 30 years since 2011 silly and so we saw the yield curve flat bed decent and important move for treasury yields. tracy: psychological one for sure. thank you

tracy: right. >> for example -- tracy: go ahead. they rotate different and cook in about two minutes. tell us about the concept then. how it makes everything go faster and still taste fabulous? >> well you know the whole idea was to lower the price point, make piece rea local have wonderful ingredients to a more larger net of people where people could afford it. we wanted o work on the through-put, just like chipolte does a great job on their through-put, getting people their food quicker and easier. one thing we could work on is the oven where we could in two minutes get a pizza to the customer perfectly cooked. and launch lynn and help of some engineers designed an oven that does what we needed to do. ashley: bobby, here in new york city, that is great concept. they want good food and want it quickly. are you looking to expand and could i enjoy this anytime in new york anytime soon? >> i hope we can, i don't know if anytime soon. we're pretty deliberate. it took us eight years to open a second restaurant but we do want it too be a

tracy: you don't take that back, tracy.g ups and santa's stuff is not under the tree that night, that is huge. >> that's big. the question is, here's the thing. by the way this is where delays happened in nearly a dozen states. texas is in here. california, georgia, kansas, alabama. the question is, we are seeing word out that if you have a order online, that you're shipping by ground, by ground, you may want to get it in by a certain time frame, say middle of december so it get there is on time. air, overnight, and air packages were hurt, that's a big deal. that's a game-changer moment. shows you where online is headed. it will continue to go up. tracy: we might get drones delivering packages sooner than you think. >> your pizza. my gift to you should be coming. tracy: about that gift, don't bother. i get it. have enough candles. lizzie macdonald, thank you very much. >>> are delivery woes got you singing shopping blues or are you ready to go into the store to take advantage of those post-christmas discounts? tweet your an

tracy: ash? >> ashley: thank you, tracy.triple digits on great jobs numbers but will wall street fear a fed taper that could come soon irrather than later? we'll look over that next half hour. tracy: christmas parties are back. in wine with me we'll talk about the new york's morrell's about the trend they're seeing. ashley: gotta have it. we'll go to the outlet malls for the final segment of our series. the president of premium outlets is here next. tracy: as we head out to break, look at some winners and losers on the s&p 500. electronic arts is up today. 5.24%. must mean ashley's boys are buying games. we'll be right back? ashley: yes. ♪ hi honey, did you get e toaster cozy? yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedex one rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. sime, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. every day we're working to and keep our commitments.- and we'v

tracy: drives me crazy. another delay for president obama's fordable care act and health insurers are once again stuck in the middle. rich edson in washington with the latest on this one. hey, rich. >> hey, tracy. the private insurance industry says delays in policy is complicating transition to obamacare the administration, losing millions and enrollment numbers well below projections is trying to insure americans get covered on january 1st. to do so shoppers can choose a plan by december 23rd and insurance companies must cover them on january 1st. the deadline was december 15th. the administration also asking insurance companies to accept partial payments in january in exchange for full coverage on january 1st. and it encouraging insurers to treat out of network expenses as in-network. one of critic says encouraging insure es to cover outof network services will be costly. >> what you have happening is, is the administration is asking health plans to pay claims and pay bills that aren't even theirs. >> of

tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. skirting volcker rule already.ng to find a way around it, don't you think? adam: yes. tracy: your tweets, our panel debate next. adam: the weather outside is frightful. the northeast is being hit with a storm that could dump half a foot of snow causing travel nightmare. we're live in the fox weather center to help you get around it. tracy: tomorrow's business today. there's a chick behind the wheel at gm. i could say that, because i am a chick and i'm psyched for her. general motors picks mary barra to lead the carmaker into the future. she drives a camaro which means i like her even more. adam: my brother want ad could marrow few years ago. fox business exclusive, we have the dunk, nfib chief economist bill dunkelberg behind all the chief headlines for. >> all that and the markets. i had a 1987 camaro. t-tops. adam: new jersey. tracy: we'll look at the snow hitting the financial capital of the world before we move on. could you see behind us? it is kind of weak right now but it is coming back. prepare yourself, ni

tracy: good stock.of a fast and furious move the franchise in question after the death of one of its stars. dennis kneale has a look at the tough choices the producers are facing. tracy: the post office can't even get the image of the statue of liberty right. what the heck? believe it or not it will cost them money, money they don't have probably. we will talk about that next, the dow down 114 points. we will be right back. ashley: "fast and furious" and life and death. contest universal facing a delicate balancing act after actor paul walker died in a fiery car crash. dennis kneale has the implications of that story. dennis: fast and furious vii was halfway through production when paul walker including various scenes and died on saturday in a high-speed car crash north of hollywood. the crash eerily reminiscent of the stunts that fill the six previous films in the car racing franchise that walker start in five, universal must decide how to proceed, make the movie a tribute to paul walker? fans are plac

tracy: so now what? >> tracy, that's great.oing to happen, there are two stories, there is a political story and economic story. in illinois, the legislature, general assembly of senate and governor are all democrats thise republican votes because republicans had to vote for it because they didn't want to obstruct pension reform. good news something is better than nothing. now the politically, we're in a stalemate. everyone will declare victory you heard the governor say it. we'll move on into the next political season. economically it's a little bit of a different answer. stopped thing killing us the most. illinois gave 3% automatic increase to all its retirees, automatic. not a cost of living increase. wasn't indexed. 3% automatic. that was been dim min ished, postponed and eliminated for a little while. makes a difference in acutarial assumptions when you don't have 3% compounding to infinity. we changed some of the retirement age there. is political challenge. public sector unions in illinois challenged it because they say

tracy: thanks, nicole.sir. >>> new poll suggests americans opinions of congress reaching new lows as it could get into you new lows. ashley: minus category. tracy: as lawmakers reach a budget deal. we'll have that next on the fox business minute. ashley: you will not believe where in the world jeff flock is today. >> 21 minutes past the hour right now. hi, everybody, i'm jamie colby. this is your fox news minute. the house is set to vote later today on the first house bipartisan budget deal in years. it has detractors from both sides of aisle. speaker boehner says it will have votes to pass. you're looking a picture from the house floor but that is not the actual vote. it would replace automatic spending cuts with longer term savings. >>> turkey temporarily shut down all border crossings to and from syria amid ramped up fighting between opposition groups. the u.s. announced yesterday it is suspending non-heat al aid after a warehouse was seized by al qaeda militants with communications quilt and medical sup

tracy: i'm tracy byrnes. ashley: i'm ashley webster.rry klayman who convince ad federal judge to rule against nsa snooping will be in the hot seat next. this is the only place you can see him. he has got lots to talk about. it will be very interesting. tracy: very. this as edward snowden says the judge's decision slamming nsa phone surveillance vindicates his leaks to the news media. so is he a hero or a trade traitor? tweet us your answers and we'll put them on the screen. ashley: we've got a lot already. driverless cars coming to state of california. the director of the state's dmv to talk about the safety of the golden state pilot program. tracy: head injuries threatening the big business of professional football. we have a doctor ahead doing cool breakthrough research how to prevent them. ashley: add smart socks to the ever growing list of smart products you may not live without. why they do everything. measure how far you're running. there is no smell factor. all ahead on this snowy hour of "markets now." top of the hour. time for

back to tracy.have a child, think of that name, treasure, poor kid will get beat up in school. lauren green, thank you very much. >>> breaking news. despite disasterous start and two months of round-the-clock repair and president obama is saying healthcare.gov is significantly improved but the work is not done. really now? insurers would beg to differ. according to multiple reports they're looking for ways to bypass the website all together. joining with us a latest on all this is a reporter for "the hill." i don't know, does it take audacity or guts to come out and say we're getting there? >> that's a good question. after two months i think at love people were looking for a more definitive answer than that. certainly for a lost users healthcare.gov is getting better. the question now is, are things on the back end of the website working? for example, when you're applying for health care at healthcare.gov is your personal information being transmitted correctly to your insurance company so when you

. ♪ tracy: hey i'm tracy byrnes. ashley: i'm ashley webster.marchs on. the dow is at a new record high. we'll look at the fed's move and market as reaction. "wall street journal" jon hilsenrath and doug cote's decision are here to break down the fed's decision. tracy: wait until next year when fannie and freddie start charging more to get a mortgage. michael tony from the mortgage bankers association is here on why he thinks this is really dangerous and misguided approach. ashley: bull's-eye, retailer target confirming a hack attack beginning on black friday weekend until this last sunday. why the secret service is now involved. tracy: that is so crazy. in today's tech minute, a new wave of interactive magazine ads that fingerprint, that is changing the print media. crazy. ashley: kind of cool, isn't it? tracy: yeah. ashley: first top of the hour, time for a look at these stocks. let's go straight to nicole petallides down on the floor of nyse. nicole, the dow, marginally higher today. >> that's right and the big story would really be the fact

tracy: my other question for you to as -- adam: vodka. tracy: la date? adam: about it tonic. hard liquor? >> you can definitely do hard liquor, but it is placing yourself. don't do shots. you don't know when that will hit your system. tracy: the other thing that is on my mind obviously as i am a mom. having a new year's party and pulling out baubles to five bottles of wine and champagne mi zero saying, bob, the like the taste of wine? as is said -- well, i was dumbfounded. it was my question. what is your advice for talking to kids about a heart? >> sees a sometimes your palate changes as you get older, the sam with a year or undulate brussels sprouts and the and all but maybe not when your 67 years old. sometimes things are better. user changing the taste. you tell all that should you have. tracy: not necessarily going into the all discussion of how of changes are you feeling that can affect the behavior. >> i think when your six you're not ready for that conversation. that is smart for the ten to collier raised. that is when kids get into alcohol. tracy: then you have that

let's go down to tracy, who is with ken niumatalolo. >> tracy: thanks so much, verne. the streak continues. 12 straight. headed back to the white house for the commander-in-chief's trophy. what about the job in the elements? >> proud of our seniors cody peterson and matt aiken, keenan, the quarterback, our guys battled hard, this isn't the best elements, i'm proud of our guys. >> tracy: let me talk with keenan reynolds, once again you come in and you are able to lead this team to victory. for you, what does a win like this mean? you break the record, the single-season touchdown running record for a quarterback. >> that's huge. coach said this game can make or break a season, and we had three long weeks of practice, we were ready to play, fortunate to get a win. army played us very tough, they're a very tough football team and we were able to execute when we needed to. >> tracy: verne. >> verne: and one of the great traditions, the singing of the alma maters. army will sing first. ♪ ♪ >> verne: now the midshipmen lead the charge to their brothers. and the midshipmen wil

i disagree with myriend tracy.lers are going to come out if it was sunny and say, people were in the park and that's the reason nobody was in the stores. they have warned for weeks about a slow christmas season. the spending for top average family goes from $700 to $80 a person. i think this is going to hurt, but the retailers are going to be blamed for slow sale. >> you are not worried my christmas present is going to make it to you, are you? >> not at all. i hope you like the pro-v one golf balls. i tell you what, brenda, here's what normally happens. this is like, when we talk about on this show, the floods or the hurricanes or the other natural disasters hurting the gdp, what happens is it shifts the sales. so to tracy's point, i agree with her, she makes an excellent point, but then people say, if i can't get out december 23rd or december 24th, look, i'm not going to not buy you something. you just might get your gift and myift a little bit later. the same with the delilivery. i know my ups shipments are now a

smith, tracy burns, jonas ferras and david mercer. welcome to everybody.racy, new taxes and fees from the health care law hitting in the new year. will they hit the market and the economy? >> they most certainly will. what a culture sck this is going to be. first, when you sit down to do your 2013 tax return come april, you are going to realize there were 13 new taxes in 2013 alone. we are talking about increasing dividends, medicare, payroll taxes, you name it, you were clobbered in 2013. you will sit down and do that, mentally you are already psyched out about what's going to happen about 2014. plus you have the obamacare fees that are going to hit coming in 2014. everyone is going to just be thinking about these things all day, all along, that's going to hurt consumer spending, it's certainly going to make you not want to get out there and boost the economy. >> we're just learning about some of these fees. there's a 2% levy on every health plan, a 3.5% user fee for insurance companies just to go on the online marketplace, increases in medicare part a. t

tracy: welcome back. i'm tracy byrnes. >> i'm ashley webster.ll street has been waiting for for months, let's face it. will the fed start tapering its bond buying or signal changes to come in the near future. we're moments away from finding out. right at the top of the hour. ben bernanke meets media in about half an hour for very last time as fed chairman and asking about policy and outlook and oh so much more. tracy: we have an all-star panel to guide you through the much awaited fed decision. with us on set, bob pavlick, so glad you're here. in washington, former fed economist, steve olinner at aei. and nicole petallides on floor of the new york stock exchange and sandra smith in the pits of the cme. bob, do to you first, what do you think will happen? >> they come out and say the economy is improving and we're not there yet. i don't think they make announcement to reduce the asset pprchases. we're just not there yet. we moved along the track but we're just not there yet. ashley: lee's go to steven. your thoughts. what is going to happen? >> i

this is the west valley mall in tracy.round 5:00 this evening a store manager says that someone came by shooting the door frame and the glass of that mall. the shooter reportedly left the scene driving away from the mall in a white toyota camry. luckily no one was hurt, but a s.w.a.t. team converged on the location. lots of people really upset and running around. right now the s.w.a.t. team is still there trying to figure out if that person is there or not at this point. again, no one from what we understand right now hurt. the east entrance to the mall, that glass has been shot out. >>> other news now, south bay family got an unexpected visitor today. a driver crashed into the front porch of their home. it happened in san jose near the intersection of blossom avenue and santa teresa boulevard. see down below that car right there in the front door. firefighters say it started with the two-car accident. one of the cars ended up screeching across the yard and into the porch. one person was taken to the hospital. >>> san fran

>> i undstand what tracy is saying.ht after we are done taping i'm going to target to buy a nice gift. >> there we go with the excuses. john didake a good point about companies using this as an excuse for the profit marg. >> also an excuse for their own bad i.t. spending. maybe they can book higher profits and have the data tefts because they weren't prioritizing that. at the end of the da they weren't doing itright. it's definitely there are companies that do it better. they are trying to hike hack all the companies. they don't lose all their credit companies. evy majoretailer, supermarkets. some pple are doing it better than target. that's where the mistakes were made. >> that's the last word. you want kids to eat fruits and vegetables at school -- pay them to do it. a new lunch plan that has our gang practically foaming at the mouth. >>> the government spending million s of taxpayer dollars each ye to put healthy food in hools but thekids ain't biting. there is a new plan that will pay them to eat their fruits and ve

i'm with tracy on this. i don't think this woman should be villa fight. >> everyone has these cool cameras on their cell phones. in a way that's the new journalism. there are people on the spot, car accidents. >> that's where the reporter was mad. >> that part is good. the people who get upset is the selfie part. >> it is the retweeting part. >> maybe that. but do you ever go to a concert and you see people putting their phones up? watch the damn show. >> don't even do that. >> instead of taking a selfie, call 9-1-1 and try to talk the guy down. do something other than -- >> what would you do, terry? mr. green beret? >> i would glide up there because i have a tele port and i would say, dude, your life is worth something. >> good job. >> i am a libertarian and i think if he wanted to jump, he should be able to jump jie. it would be messy. andy, if you saw a guy who was about to jump you wouldn't even stop to take a picture. you would just shout can i have your couch? mine is old. that's had kind of guy you ar

tracy jordan to the stage, please. tracy to the stage. hey, hey, hey, where are you going? they've been paging you for rehearsal. rehearsal? we just did a show last week. i just came to pick up a paycheck. no. we do a show every friday, tracy. it's not gonna work. next friday is damon dash's birthday party.

>> i understand what tracy is saying.ht after we are de taping i'm gog to target to buy a nice gt. >>here we go with the excuses. john did make a good point abt companies using this as an excuse for the profit main. >> also an excuseor their ow bad i.t. spendg. maybe they can bookhigher profits and have the data thefts because they weren't prioritizing that. athe end of the day, they weren't doing it ght. it's defitely there are companies that do it better. they are trying to hike hack all the companies. they don't losell their credit companies. every jor retailer, supermarkets. some people are doing it better than targ. th's where the mistakes were made. >> that's the last word. you want kids to eat fruitits a vegetables at school -- pay them o do it. a new lunch plan that has our gang practically foaming at the mouth. hi honey, did you get e toaster cozy? yep. got all the cozies. [ grandma ] with n fedex one rate, i could ll a box and ship it r one flat rate. so i kn untilt was full you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [

tracy: per janeiro.obile, boeing, but up the upside, cisco systems. joining us, lauren simonetti. >> reporter: number one on the dallin the s&p 500. as you can see, it is up 2%. it hit an historic high, $76.54. not quite there yet cut but still substantially higher. frozen, the animated film, the best box office showing for disney says the lion king back in 1994. also guggenheim upgrading the stock, a positive view on the disney, broadbased, revenue, the parks, you name it. disney is a winner. tracy: thank you, laurin. it is time for york tech minute. commercial sells dip. taking over 9 percent of the market in the second half of 2013 with just under 2%. the lower price tag of the kumble is a big drop from businesses to have businesses. it the start as low as $199. apple was up 9%, google up over 59%. today is actually a new 52 week high. continuing the battle we move to the other mobile battlefield. the consumer electronics show is expected to announce a new information space-based and andros software.

tracy joins me now. how are you?i see a celebrity having a baby, in three months they look like a stick and reshaped and retrained by tracy anderson. what do you do to these poor women? >> i support them. i support them. i tell them the truth and give them the results they hope to get. as women, we're doing a lot in this word to support a lot of people and if we want to look like our best version of ourselves and feel comfortable, we deserve that. >> again net paltrow gave her a 22-year-old's stripper's butt. >> i have. we did that together. >> women say i want a stripper's butt. how do you get one? >> didn't we give them dvds. >> that's a surprise, actually. we have a little gift. i'll bring the surprise forward now that you mentioned it but tracy very kindly is giving everybody a program, a program for all of you. so if you-all would like to come back -- >> you're all -- >> all getting stripper's butts which is great. >> they are all getting stripper's butts, better than. >> you got kim kardashian, i know you don't

. >> take care. 6 i thought tracy was getting here at noon. movie stars move at their own pace, liz. we have to accommodate them. yeah, well, a lot of people are still upset about tracy joining the show. that's not my problem. i have other things on my plate. you hear about that chemical factory explosion outside of colorado springs? no. good. (man) all right, here he comes. i just think when it comes to this whole tracy thing, it's best to tread lightly. [band playing celebration] no, no, no. stop, stop. stop, stop. it's just us. lemon, to tread lightly is your job. my job is to keep tracy jordan happy. girls, girls, girls. let's save it for mr. jordan. studio 68 is where we do the girlie show. did you all see tracy jordan make a special appearance the other night? wasn't that exciting? that is what we in the show business like to call a "cameo." hey, this is the star of the girlie show,

and this is true moment from tracy.ah, yeah. what about your kids? do you take anything, like, from their life? >> well, it's tricky here. you don't want to -- you don't want to -- >> jimmy: embarrass them. >> embarrass them. but there are moments -- like, there's a moment we haven't worked in the show yet, but my family and my daughter, my youngest daughter, who's just about to be 12 -- but a couple years ago, she went to camp for the summer. and she pulls us aside before she went to camp, and she said, i just want to tell you when you get pictures from me from camp, i'm going to have a new smile. and i'm only going to use my new smile, but i don't want you to be scared that you see my new smile. and sure enough, we got pictures, and she had a new smile. >> jimmy: she changed it up? >> she changed it up. >> jimmy: i did that once in high school. i did -- not a smile, but i tried to change my laugh. i kind of, like, giggled a little bit in high school, and then i saw "the lost boys," and corey -- corey haim used to laug

tracy burns. john nas max ferris. along with bernard whitman. ll pushing the minimum to the max push out jobs just as they're coming back? >> yes, absolutely, this is the wrong thing to do in an economy that's showing some signeds of recovery. remember, they're targeting the wrong people. this is a great union and democratic slogan to say, look at the ceo, how much he's making. you can't raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour? take mcdonald's nor example. they will tell you, they don't set the wages for the local franchises. these are your moms and pops. these are your neighbors out there. they can't afford -- they don't have huge margins to raise the wages to $15 an hour. remember, if you want to help poverty this isn't the way to do it. the earned income tax credit does it. take this out of politics. take this out of unions. remember, 67% of people that make minimum wage work part time. $53,000 a year is what the average person who makes a minimum wage, that household, makes. this does not do lot for poverty but it does hurt small business. >>

in the north side of tracy. the call came in this afternoon and medical and fire crews are heading there. we're working the phones to get you more information and will bring it to you when we have more details. >>> the president signed a bill to give cash-strapped cities a break on upgrading their fire hide rads. new hydrants need to be lead free. now when a city replaces an old one with a new one they don't have to have more expensive ones unless they can afford it. >>> the fire in big sur could be contained. 917 acres have burned. 14 homes have been destroyed. 100 people have been evacuated may be allowed back in tomorrow. >>> an hour ago full pressure was restored to the natural gas pipeline below san carlos. back in october san carlos tried to get the line shut down after receiving copies of internal e-mail that's the questioned the safety. the utility company lowers the gas pressure, they were fined for failing to notify the commission about errors. the pipeline comes out of the hills and runs between inter

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. >> tracy: thank you for clarifying the issue. hopefully, this will go through through won't be any confusion to the public that the employees will be told on january 1st you're not inadmissible and then later. so thank you very much >> thank you oc for you're working and engagement with small businesses in would what the ordinance does. colleagues, can we open this up for public comment >> that i public comment on item 2 seeing none, public comment is closed. and can we get a motion to forward item 2 to the full board with recommendation without objection that's the order. >> item 3 is the resolution adding the name to old town. and adding the name to merchant street and item 5 is the resolution adding the name to bar told street >> president chiu is the author. >> thank you, mr. chair. last week, we heard testimony if the chinatown about the addition of names of community leaders who have really meant a great deal to chinatown as well as to san francisco with the alley with the moose alley and limb additional being attempted e a

tracy, what's the update on randall. >> tracy: he is back in the locker room really struggling with thosemps remember they haven't played since saturday. took three days off from practice for the christmas break. could be that randle feeling the affects of that lay off guys. >> jim: seen very limited action has randle in this half has not scored after a monster 17-point performance in the first half. >> greg: absolutely rather have him in the game, but also creates opportunities for other guys to step up if you're kentucky. >> jim: poythress tried to kick that outside but no teammate in the area goes out of bounds back to louisville. cardinals have their starting five on the floor. cauley-stein takes it away. young over to harrison for two more. just like that kentucky suddenly back in front by seven. >> greg: how about the defense by cauley-stein the seven footer moving his feet on that pick-and-roll not allowing russ smith to split, creates that opportunity to get out in transition. look at him, quick hands, great awareness by young. ♪ (beeping) ♪ (ringing) ♪ get the latest samsung gala

nbc's tracie potts is live in washington. tracie, good morning to you. they're going what are the implications based on this judge's ruling? >> reporter: exactly. 15 of the biggest companies, you're familiar with the names, yahoo! apple, microsoft, google, facebook, twitter and others. they want to come to the white house and talk about the economic impact of this surveillance. and now a federal judge has weighed in. the national security agency is collecting so much secret data that it's building a new facility in utah just to hold it all. but a federal judge says collecting records of every phone call made to and from americans is unconstitutional. an indiscriminate and arbitrary invasion of privacy. >> it's untargeted, it's in bulk, and that's what makes it more troubling. >> reporter: the judge says a 1979 ruling that said americans do not have a right to private phone records is outdated because everyone has a cell phone now. the nsa has defended its program saying they only tap into that database with had there's evidence to suspect someone in the

mobley waits for the perfect moment to switch positions. >> tracy mobley was the ring leader in this. the one who came up with the idea because she had a felony hanging over her head. and mary morrissey was just here for misdemeanor traffic things for which she probably would have gotten a fine. >> after their disappearing act, a full five seconds ticked by before a sheriff's deputy appears in the loading area, but he doesn't seem to notice anything's amis. >> doesn't somebody watch the video while the prisoners are going onto the bus? don't they do a beginning count when they start to go out? don't they do an ending count on the bus? then they would have known they were short two prisoners. >> oblivious that two prisoners are underneath the bus instead of inside it, the bus pulls out onto the street. officer morris just happens to be standing steps away. >> he was pulling out exactly the way he is now, with prisoners aboard like he has right now. pulled out, made it to probably just about right there. >> incredibly, the prisoners cling to the underside of the bus for a full five minu

tracy: holy toledo. these kids are young. ashley: they are very young. >>> if you were in stocks this year you're probably have a particularly joyous holiday season. will the new year bring a hangover and what can you do to head it off? we'll sit down with blackrock's global chief investment strategist russ koesterich to game it all out for you. liz claman coming up next. don't go away.

concludes my questions for now, thank you tracy. and anyone else. sorry, i've interrupted anyone. again, i do think we can put on the future agenda what is the collaboration process and that public process again is separate from this. i've asked my specific questions about property management plan issues. i think a lot will be addressed when it 's time to dispose of properties. with that, unless there's any other questions or comments, i'd like to suggest a language change to the resolution and then take a motion on the amended resolution so let us see, where did we make that suggestion? that they strongly urge the city to take into account community concerns and suggestions for the decision property. >> i just don't think that this resolution is the proper place to do that. >> mm-hm. >> i think something that would be more suitable is directing the staff to come up with an actual process as we dispose of these properties, which would include immunity and put community recommendations so that when we do dispose of these properties we'll say whatever department it's going to, here

.) >> thank you tracy. (clapping.) >> well good evening. good evening. >> good evening.olidays everybody i'm phil i'm the general manager of your rec and park department welcome to the rec park tree lighting ceremony at the calory lodge in san francisco. you can do better than that are we fired up or what? (clapping) >> it's cold it's winter it's the holidays it's awesome so we have a great evening we'll got snow how many kids took the tob canning. i know we're all here to see the tree get lighting lit this is not going to be a long ceremony. i want to start with our mayor ed lee whose he's cross the world tonight but we're here happy to have our acting mayor supervisor yee. we also have our city treasure jose is a next year's. district 4 supervisor eddy sunset pete's here. you're from the sunset you won't. we've got supervisor tang here. we also have our city administrator naomi kelly is in charge of everything. (clapping.) >> and we have the guy in charge of the water that keypads audio trees healthy and embrace green harvey listen kelly the executive director of the p

i just think when it comes to this whole tracy thing,