with that being said, we have to take a look at t.j. maxx. look at this.s down 1% right now. they cut other names. why do they like t.j. maxx? because the long-term picture really looks good for this company. back to you. melissa: nicole, thank you very much. liz claman giving us a preview. >> who knows. maybe in that final hour we will be within 100 points. we are watching the markets every step of the way. we are also watching auto companies. those airbags are in almost every carmaker vehicles. some of them are killing people. we have a fox business first. representative marsha blackburn. she will be joining us. she has been in on those hearings. she is absolutely furious with something that happened where one of the executives was testifying. wait until you hear her response to them. she will be stepping out of the hearing. who wants to hear the bad stuff about your own airlines? spirit airways ceo and a first on fox business. they just came out with a survey about what do you hate most about us. >> that seems like a lot of fun. i look forward to that o

the same way with t.j. maxx a couple of years ago. we had to ask for a new card. it's that uneasy feeling that holds a customer back. >> reporter: others just feel safer using cash this christmas. >> we use cash all the time. >> i feel safer when i use cash in store. i'm a college student and like to use my debit card a lot. >> it concerns me but i use plastic. >> reporter: plastic is still the payment method of choice. >> debit and credit card transactions are up year over year. the period through thursday through cyber monday, the whole period is up. customers have pulled forward their spending. they're also spending longer into the season. >> reporter: at least until the next data breach. for "nightly business report," i'm courtney regan. >>> a good chunk of those are spent at so-called pop-up stores. they're popping up all over this season. kate rogers has more. >> reporter: the pop-up industry is moving beyond flea markets and yard sales to high end store fronts like what you see here in bank of america's winter village in bryant park. pop-up stores bring in

day parade, the great macy's thanksgiving day parade. [ cheers and applause ] i however was at the t.j. maxxiving day parade and it was a disaster. [ laughter ] clothes all over the ground. you couldn't find anybody who worked there. some real low-end floats. let's turn to some news. the obama administration this week took steps to cut level of smog forming pollution which is really difficult because at this point the obama administration is just the president and his dog bo. [ laughter ] so to get anything done is tricky. [ applause ] yesterday president obama ignored calls from peta to abandon the turkey pardon tradition. man, if peta doesn't like the turkey pardon, they're going the hate what's happening today. you know what peta calls a turducken? a triple homicide. [ laughter ] this is amazing to me. new projections estimate that the car service app uber, the car service app uber could be worth close to $40 billion, or $120 billion if it's raining. [ laughter ] everything is more expensive. everything is three times more expensive if it's raining. [ applause ] this is just a weird story

portfolio, we have been overweight consumer discretionary names like the walmarts of the world and t.j. maxxsbut we would be short the oil and gas complex this inflection point. we do believe there will be a point you're going to have to switch that trade but not there yet. okay. >> that's what we are doing, telling advisors to move up the quality spectrum, pragmatic risk. >> ready to call bottom for the names. chad, great to have your thoughts on the show, talking consumer discretion, there is an iconic toy coming back home to america. we are going to have a live report from the factory itself in new england. >>> plus, hollies queens native damon john with us for the whole show and haven't asked him about shark tank yes. i want to know what my teammate's son, why is he such a big fan of the show? talk to damon about that next. ♪ you don't need to think about the energy that makes our lives possible. because we do. we're exxonmobil and powering the world responsibly is our job. because boiling an egg... isn't as simple as just boiling an egg. life takes energy. energy lives here. >>> welcome

>> t.j. maxx is a great store. they just opened up in brooklyn. nicole: marshals.t is a good name. >> you just dissed it. all right. thank you very much, indeed. it could be that big hack attack that we are so worried about. a computer virus that could cripple the entire economy. we will talk about that because that is the threat and it is on the horizon. how to eliminate obamacare. the former health and human services kathleen sibelius. she said she never met him. where have we heard that before? >> one of the most respected economists in the world. >> many of them i have stolen ideas from liberally. >> i do not know if you have named jonathan gruber's analysis. stuart: i hesitate to call this a rally. of .02. pretty much dead flat. another video from jonathan gruber. he explained how to kill obamacare. listen up, please. >> basically, i have done research. if you get rid of this man date, this law becomes much less effect this. stuart: kathleen sibelius now says she never met mr. gruber, professor gruber, i should say. >> a number of democrats. jonathan gruber wh

marshals, t.j. maxx, overstock, amazon, toys 'r us are allowing returns through pidto late january. stores charge a restocking fee on some items and electronics that have been opened may not be accepted. but in general more friendly with returns and exchanges. >> we like that. >>> time now is 8:47. let's check in with rosemary. santa good to you this year? >> we have yet to see. >> you came to work this morning. oh, yeah. >> yeah. >> you have been here for the past three hours. >> what did i do to him? we have got some great weather in store for the afternoon. at least we are going to be dry. we are a little breezy this morning and it's a chilly start. are you curious as to how much rain fell yesterday? it wasn't a lot. we know that, right? we did receive a little bit. less than a tenth of an inch. ben lehman reported .12. freeman .004. this is moving out and we are looking at dry area through the bay area weekend. there is a look at the system off to the east where it continues to bring snow into areas like utah and colorado and will be moving into the dakotas. for us a average of