duffy took the determination to jump out the window himself.e so it's an officer safety issue. we're able to see what our prisoners are doing, why we're taking them to jail so we're able to know whether or not they're planning a different type of escape next time. >> after being treated for his injuries, duffy's charged with burglary, escaping official >>> running from the cops is no laughing matter. but bouncing off a bulletproof window may be. lake county courthouse, waukegan, illinois. after being accused of violating a bond condition for charges of disorderly conduct and aggravated battery of an officer, 19-year-old travis copeland finds himself in court. but he takes avoiding jail time to the extreme when he makes a break from the courtroom. copeland takes off, running as fast as he can. but he is heading right toward the sheriff court officers. so he turns around and runs the other way. now officers are surrounding him from all sides. there is nowhere to go, except out the window. but instead of crashing through, copeland bounces off the

duffy: it was a massive response, and it was quick. sean: now at noon, four secret service agents injured when a car crossed the center line in wakefield, crashing into their vehicle. the new details we are learning about the deadly crash. kevin: still a lot of lingering clouds and not done with the slick spots yet. we will have the latest on how we ring in the new year ahead. kevin steele: after an examination of all the evidence , we are able to seek justice on behalf of the victim. sean: plus breaking news, bill cosby has been charged with sexual assault and will face a judge this afternoon connected to an alleged assault at his pennsylvania mansion more than a decade ago. happened inside the steeplegate mall on christmas night that drew this response from state and local police. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. sean: we begin this noon with a head-on crash in wa

duffy no any public comment on this item? please step forward. >> and because we'll be speaking through an interpreter okay. >> excuse me. i have two pictures i'd like to show on the overhead. >> slide them down so they're in view. >> leave the - yeah. >> okay. >> good evening, everybody i need to translate more understanding. >> okay. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> almost 20 years >> (speaking foreign language.) >> my name is simon mar, i live at 2026 avenue living here 20 years i come to object to the project on 20th avenue whereby they fill up a 3 story building backyard is back to back to my backyard. >> okay. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm here again second time here to report to you ladies and gentlemen, that i have never received any kind of information regarding this project the only letter he received the two that was designated for september the 14 of this year and november 2nd of this year. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> the reason why i'm opposing to this plan was because in 1995 i was buying my pr

reporter: duffy called the police. police arrested tiffany fischer. she ransacked. >> nobody gave me a tip i was down to see them on line. reporter: just like that the duffy's got their lollipop sticks returned home. not everyone is so lucky. >> my wife says she wants to put them back up so we are going to work on that over the weekend. reporter: in highland park mac king "fox 5 news." jennifer: way to ruin the spirit of the holidays. nick: i had a -- stolen. >> is a horrible and thing to do. everybody loves -- has hd cameras. jennifer: that woman lived right down the block. steve: psychologically unstable. nick: try not to let it get to you. a little chilly this weekend then it will warm back up. look at the record highs today. everybody getting one except laguardia. laguardia stop the 64. these record highs are happening at 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning and we were talking earlier it was warmer at that point then it was on july fourth. a little crazy. 60 the new record high 67 record lows low 60s from jfk to islip to bridgeport to succeed further reco

duffy: let's have the e.p.a. implement ruelings with no comment, no transparency and no input from the american people. that's not what our founders envisioned. they envisioned a form of government where it was transparent. we all had a say in the process. these aren't radical ideas. this is common sense. listen, a quote, regulation shall be adopted through a process that involves public participation. that wasn't from ronlt reagan or george bush. that was barack obama. each agency where feasible and appropriate shall seek the views of those who are likely to be affected. not ronald reagan. not george bush. but barack obama. this stuff makes sense. open the process up. let the american people see the impact and the rules that are being proposed. just like in every other government agency. the e.p.a. shouldn't get special treatment. transparency, good government, american involvement from the people and the process is what this amendment is about. i would encourage all of my colleagues to support good government a

duffy. >> good evening, commissioners joe duffy dbi the permit under request as you can see is to comply with the complaint first floor add 3 bedrooms additional 3 bull u full baths and third story remodel the existing bath and legalize one bath and add windows at the site i check the the writing is on the wall on the permit and appears to be okay. except an actual complaint that should have been reviewed it looks like our last entry on the complaint was by inspector miami left a note to contact us on the 7 of october we we received the complaint and we left it note to schedule for the complaint investigation no entry on the 7 of october no plans at the job site the contractors will schedule an investigation i heard a permit issued on monday according the permit but it is interesting to see two permit that comply with the complaint when you have an actual complaint you write it up we want to know what it is you're doing and getting another permit without us getting in there we need to get into the this i don't see that happened in the writing we can look at that from our end because the

of the ballet and he's like magical. >> and his eight-year-old little brother rowan duffy. >> i'm fritzen i'm basically naughty because i break the nutcracker. a i throw a hobby horse. >> do you break things in real life? >> yes. >> reporter: who both have starring rolls in this holiday classic. and if you're not familiar with george balance lentine's ma si cal tale allow aiden so shed light. >> there's this girl marie and she gets a nutcracker for christmas and her naughty younger brother whose name is fritz break the nutcracker. her nutcracker comes to life. magical experience. >> filled with music that will move you an incredible dancing whichs the reason why it's a family tradition for so many. >> the girls go on point but to come and watch the nutcracker is pretty inspiring. >> fabulous and surprisingly comfortable costumes. good really comfy because it' it'sville set vet. >> which look way better on them. >> if you were to rate me on scale of one to 10? >> five. (laughter). >> so unless you're a seasoned vet allow these artists of young and old to dazzle you into the land of sweet

bloomberg, terry duffy, cme group chairman in the 8:00 hour. futures up for. , 39.49 on crude.rintest texas give a 38 sometime today? stay with us. ♪ jon: hello and welcome back. this is bloomberg "surveillance," tom keene in new york. tom keene has the morning must-read. tom: driving in from newark airport last night, the empire state building in new york jets green as the jets beat the giants. let me look at a morning must-read from michael r bloomberg. principal founder and majority owner of bloomberg lp, this is mike writing on the meeting that i attended in paris. not effectively allocate capital without whichle information about and to what extent companies are exposed to the shifts in what we do about climate change. i was really taken aback at the paris meetings over the granularity, the micro economics and to do it this of these principles. it was much less than i expected and much more like robert effort about what can we do. jon: what interests me is this is not just on the politicians' radar. it is an economic reality for investors and for some of you with james, he

liz: terry duffy, cme group executive chairman and president. a reminder, fox business' live coverage of the fed decision begins at 2 p.m. eastern followed by instant analysis right here at 3 p.m. eastern, immediately following fed chair janet yellen's news conference. i need everybody -- you guys, even if you're not home, dvr, tivo it, whatever you've got, because i'm going to be live from the new york stock exchange with the traders. where do you think we're going to see the biggest moves? possibly financials, right? we have the top banking analyst, he's going to be with me, a star-studded group of people who will help you trade right through it. >>> closing bell, we are about 38 minutes away. santa claus can't possibly fit all those toys in his sled, so instead of elves he's counting on our buddies at the u.s. postal service. we are going to take you live to denver where alicia acuna is going to el you how the postal service plans to give santa a helping hand. >>> and some of those hoverboard makers on the naughty list. guess what? our guy, t

we will hear from terry duffy.f tumbling after ge pulls the plug on a $3.3 billion deal. we will look at what the regulatory concerns were that ultimately killed the deal. we are about 90 minutes into the trading session. the markets desk. it is really the energy shares pulling the index is down. >> definitely. we are seeing an acceleration in the losses over the past few hours. we are seeing session lows for all of our markets. the s&p 500 is down by nearly 1%. the dow and nasdaq not too far behind. we are actually giving up most of the gains we got from last friday and that good jobs report for november. energy is still the biggest laggard. down by about 4.6%. it's all energy securities. the williams company is down by about 12%. not doing well at all. betty: consumer discretionary is moving up. right now it's at a flat line. i have to tell you about one standout. that's with keurig. keurig green mountain company is basically the best performer in consumer staples and in the s&p as a whole. it will be inquired by

this is brian duffy. one of the most well-known political cartoonists in the country. >> especially now. >> and this book, you still have holiday shopping to do. you put out a book, iowa caucus cartoons, watch him run. this is literally decades of drawing political cartoons. where did the idea of the book come from and what is in it? >> some of these went back to the early '80s. when i started at the "des moines register." i thought i might as well put a collection together of the years i covered the caucuses. since nobody had anything similar, it's a good idea to

let me tell you about the latest arrests that occurred in duffy square which is behind the. in the distance it is most known for its other location crosser rodriguez was arrested yesterday afternoon dressed as spider-man, acting more like a villain than a superhero. allegedly mouthing off to cops being what is considered a character free area where they are not allowed to panhandle. he began aggressive with cops and as he did they arrested him. that is the latest in a string of arrests and remember it this video from july of 2014. another superman getting into a fistfight with cops, that men arrested again on sunday. he was not dressed as spider-man that time but the incredible hulk. was allegedly verbally assaulting a female police officer when he stepped in to let tourists know they didn't have to give him a kick if they didn't want to and that is when this argument ensued so junior bishop was arrested. characters behaving badly is a problem we have been telling you about some time. it seems as though there is no right solution, no one way to curtail these characters that

. >> brian duffy is the political cartoonist. his new book. iowa caucus cartoons. plenty of time to get it for the holidays. stores, beaverdal book store. market whether you're a buyer or

when he walks into the branstad room, out of all the memorbilia - he always takes note of the duffy cartoons. he says they're a sign of the times,and portray what the mood was this room has become a treasure to north central iowa, one they'd like to share with anyone who's interested in learning more about the longest serving governor in u.s. history. 34:56 it's a place we want people to reflect and children to learn that even though we're a small town of 4200, the governor of the state of iowa came from here. riley says he's not only proud of this room and what it showcases and teaches. he's proud of the man he calls his friend, governor branstad. 36:9 he could be sitting in an easy chair retired, but he decided iowa was where he wanted to put his efforts in, we all back him on that. amanda/livesat: this event will likely go well into the evening, there are a number of high profile speakers who will be we'll have a wrap up up the event tonight at ten. live at the iowa state fairgrounds, amanda krenz, local 5 news, we are iowa. (local 4 news, abc9 news) stephanie: this is a monumental event

terry duffy will be with us for the rest of the hour. you are watching "bloomberg ."o win last year -- last night and he couldn't make it happen. sorry. ♪ david: welcome back to bloomberg . the president of the cme group is still with us. what time is it? stephanie: time for first word news. topresident obama try reassure critics last night. he called the shootings a new phase in the fight and repeated calls for tougher gun laws. demanded venezuela change. the opposition scored a landslide jury yesterday -- victory yesterday. more than 3000 people remember the americans killed at pearl harbor. the u.s.hat brought into world war ii. back to you. following the ecb meeting last week it is time to talk market positioning and central-bank expectation. thank you for joining us. , let me ask you about the u.s. fed. r there any data points that we should be watching that might mind?e janet yellen's lin >> i think it is all the baked in the cake for next week. we are expecting a 25 point -- basis point hike. barring what could be an week, we arey weak all but set for the f

her personal favorite items that are on display include the duffy cartoons, she says the kids that come through enjoy governor branstad's elephant collection. 23:03 i try to stress upon them, he went to school here. he graduated here and look what he became, he became the governor, if you work hard you can become something really big too. governor branstad enjoys having some of his history showcased here, everything from photos from his first trip to china.. to some of the gear he wore when he was in the military. as branstad's tenure as iowa governor now makes record- setting history, the historians in charge of this room hope more and more people come by to visit it, so they can see for themselves some of the peices and experience the same sense of dignity they feel for their hometown boy, turned governor. 26:30 a lot of pride, very much pride. amanda: evening is a who's who of iowa politics... to give you an idea of who will be speakint tonight... former leanard boswell, senators chuck grassley and joni ernst, governor scott walker from wisconsin is just to name a few. governor's boo

duffy no any public comment on this item?se step forward. >> and because we'll be speaking through an interpreter okay. >> excuse me. i have two pictures i'd like to show on the overhead. >> slide them down so they're in view. >> leave the - yeah. >> okay. >> good evening, everybody i need to translate more understanding. >> okay. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> almost 20 years >> (speaking foreign language.) >> my name is simon mar, i live at 2026 avenue living here 20 years i come to object to the project on 20th avenue whereby they fill up a 3 story building backyard is back to back to my backyard. >> okay. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> i'm here again second time here to report to you ladies and gentlemen, that i have never received any kind of information regarding this project the only letter he received the two that was designated for september the 14 of this year and november 2nd of this year. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> the reason why i'm opposing to this plan was because in 1995 i was buying my propert

when he walks into the branstad room, out of all the memorbilia - he always takes note of the duffy cartoons. he says they're a sign of the times,and portray what the mood was among iowans and the vernment. this room has become a treasure to north central iowa, one they'd like to share with anyone who's interested in learning more about the longest serving governor in u.s. history. 34:56 it's a place we want people to reflect and children to learn that even though we're a small town of 4200, the governor of the state of iowa came from here. riley says he's not only proud of this room and what it showcases and teaches. he's proud of f e man he calls his friend, governor branstad. 36:9 he could be sitting in an easy chair retired, but he decided iowa was where he wanted to put his efforts in, we all back him on that. go well into the evening, there are a number of high profile speakers who will be taking the stage. we'll have a wrap up up the event tonight at ten. live at the iowa state fairgrounds, amanda krenz, abc9 news jenna: thanks, amanda (jenna) fred, how is the forecast looking? (fred)

tipton for five minutes. >> thank you chairman duffy. mr. speaker. >> i wanted to comment the gentlelady is pointed out all these perrysburg reseize were responsible responsible for oversight prior 2007 failed to the answers let's build another prophecy to look after the failed bureaucracies is supposedly being appointed these bureaucracies failed? i think it's a fascinating difference of opinion and i appreciate your pointing out that we should have a study which cato may have of all the agencies that should be under congressional annual appropriations prevent thought that was a useful contribution. >> thank you mr. speaker. mr. gupta i would like to start with you with regard to personal information. you made the comment that no personal information is collected. is gender and identifier? >> is gender and identifier? gender standing alone with nothing else. >> would have included h.? >> there would be i identifier of those two together? >> we included those elements are those things that can be used to identify an individual? >> i take you

as duffie dixon tells us wells says he knew it and a tribute to skip." on the day, home depot workers volunteered to landscape corporal skip wells of marietta.his mother learned the fbi is finally calling the shooting that killed "i"inew. i didn't need the fbi director to tell me." nearby naval reserve facility director :37-:42 "we have concluded that the chattanooga killer was inspired by a foreign terrorists organization's propaggda." the family of wells and others wonder.why the delay. when in the case of the san ernadino mass shooting, the word terrorism was used after just two days. "it doesn't need to take that the flags here..in the family's yard.. are what she focuses on now. "he ain't going tooe forgotten, the navy also awarded purple hearts to the six service members attack. since the u-s declared this attack an act of terrorism, it allows the military to move forward with the award. federal charges are coming against the friend and former neighbor of one of the san bernardino shooters. a long-time friend of gunman will be the first to face cha

meet 11 year old aiden duffy. >> i'm the nutcracker prince.he's like the lame boy character, and he's like magical. >> and his eight year old little brother, rowan duffy. >> i'm prince, so then i'm basically not. because i break the nutcracker, i steel the hobby horse. >> you break things in real life? >> yes. >> both have starring roles in the holiday classic. and if you're not familiar with george valentine's magical tail, allow aid tone shed some light. >> there is this girl and her name is marie. she get the a nutcracker for christmas, then her naughty younger brother, his name is chris, breaks the nutcracker, then the nutcracker comes to life. magical experience. >> filled with music that will move you, and incredible dancing, which is the reason why it is a family tradition for so many. >> but to come and watch the nutcracker, pretty inspiring. >> fabulous and surprisingly comfortable costumes. >> really comfy, because it is velvet. >> which look way better on them. >> if you were to rate me on a scale of one to ten? >> five. >> yes. >>

police arrested a woman allegedly caught on camera, stealing candy canes of the duffies home. >>> bill cosby is striking back against seven women who claim he sexually assaulted them years ago. today cosby filed a counterlawsuit against them, claiming they are in a campaign to quote assassinate his character for financial gain. the women are suing cosby for defamation. saying he allow the his lawyers to brand them as lawyers. about 50 women have accused cosby of sexual assault. >>> imagine calling an airport concourse your home. 2 makes a disturbing discovery. dozens of people living at laguardia. >> these are definitely frozen moments of significance. >> photos three decades old never claimed. now a woman's personal mission to find the people in these pictures. >> and not doing it face-to- face. the latest breakup trend. doing it digitally. it's next. red 97! set! red 97! did you say 97? yes. you know, that reminds me of geico's 97% customer satisfaction rating. 97%? helped by geico's fast and friendly claims service. huh... oh yeah, baby. geico's as fast and friendly as it gets. woo!

when he walks into the branstad room, out of all the memorbilia - he always takes note of the duffy cartoons. he says they're a sign of the times,and portray what the mood was among iowans and the government. this room has become a treasure to north central iowa, one they'd like to share with anyone who's inrested in learning more about the longest serving governor in u.s. history. 34:56 it's a place we want people to reflect and children to learn that even though we're a small town of 4200, the governor of the state of iowa came from here. riley says he's not only proud of this room and what it he's proud of the man he calls his friend, governor branstad. 36:9 he could be sitting in an easy chair retired, but he decided iowa was where he wanted to put his efforts in, we all back him on that. jenna: work is already underway to get the old bryantelementary school site ready for a new school to be built. that was one of the things on the school board the school board approved plans for the new of $3.1 million. bought eight the project and demolition has already started on some of them. the sch

christopher duffy lives in new hampshire and we interviewed him before he sang the national anthem. he lives with autism and he is blind. he told fox25 that he was so excited to sing on the big stage. sharing his story with the rest of the country and what a story it is. >> julie: i love hearing about that. >>> i love telling but the traffic right now because it is light and going to change throughout the morning and that's why we are here for you that's why we are here for you. the expressway moving along fine. pike bide open, 93 south route 1 looking good. zakim moving along pine. 12 minutes on route 1 from 128 to the tobin tampa 19 minutes from 495 to the leverett connector. 22 minutes on 128 south from route 1 in peabody to the weston tolls. storm tracker weather meteorologist shiri spear is joining us. the first time in a few stays, we won't be dealing with fog. >> true, no fog or rain and a little bit of cold, i guess. how much cooler it is this morning versus yesterday morning about 11 degrees cooler in boston. 19 degrees cooler in plymouth. 20 degrees cooler in new bedford.

the party has already started on duffy's square. and this whole area is under lockdown, all waiting for the ball to drop eight hours from now. to celebrate the moment the clock strikes midnight takes a lot of patience and a high tolerance for exhaustion. >> i decided last night. and her and i left at midnight and drove all the way from ohio. >> reporter: all night just to stand all day. the nypd started allowing people in and by midnight more than a million will party the night away. >> everybody else comes around and does this. i've always wanted to do it. >> reporter: they are ready to wait 17 hours. cops won't let you return if you leave and that means no bathroom breaks. >> not thinking about any waterfalls. tight as it's ever been. there are three security checks just to get in with every pocket, bag, and hat searched. 6000 cops, a deployment increased in the wake of paris and san bernardino. and anthony was worried during the drive from ohio but not any more. >> i feel safer with the police. i feel safer and a lot better about

. >> sarah duffy is trying to knock out her list tonight. it's a little crazy. to get in the mall. any lessons learned. >> no, i just do it every year. and the best advice according to the g.m. is to get here early. they open tomorrow at 8:00 so can you have all your shopping wrapped up by 11:00 you should be okay. get after it this weekend for sure. >> it's crunch time if you want to get your package delivered in time for christmas. this was the last day to it will arrive after christmas. tuesday the last day to ship via u.p.s. second day air. wednesday is the last day to ship via next day air for deliveries on christmas eve and as always we say good luck. how are you coming. fingers crossed. >> i'm doing about the the same i was at 6:00. getting throughout this weekend. going to be a little crowded but we'll make it. how are you doing? >> i'm almost finished. one more person to go. i will be honest i was going to do a lot of this afternoon and this evening then poor kevin called and said rob, i'm really sick. my family i apologize gifts will be arriving late. you know who's reall

tipton for five minutes. >> thank you chairman duffy. mr. speaker. >> i wanted to comment the gentlelady is pointed out all these perrysburg reseize were responsible responsible for oversight prior 2007 failed to the answers let's build another prophecy to look after the failed bureaucracies is supposedly being appointed these bureaucracies failed? i think it's a fascinating difference of opinion and i appreciate your pointing out that we should have a study which cato may have of all the agencies that should be under congressional annual appropriations prevent thought that was a useful contribution. >> thank you mr. speaker. mr. gupta i would like to start with you with regard to personal information. you made the comment that no personal information is collected. is gender and identifier? >> is gender and identifier? gender standing alone with nothing else. >> would have included h.? >> there would be i identifier of those two together? >> we included those elements are those things that can be used to identify an individual? >> i take you

the latest happened -- it happened behind me in duffy square a man named oscar rodriguez by the counter dressed like spied or man act aing more like a villain than superhero he was supposed to be mouthing off to police officers. in an area where characters tried to contain him and they ended up arresting him. and then there's this video back in july, 2014 of junior bishop dressed as another spider-man fighting with cops in this video. he was arrested because of it. that case later dropped now he's suing the city. guess what, he was actually arrested again on sunday dressed as the incredible hulk for allegedly verbally assaulting a female police officer. all of this happened because a tourist didn't want to give him the tip that he thought was worthy of the photo that he had taken. characters behaving badly a big problem here in times square we've been talking about this nonstop for certainly the last year as it seems more and more of the incidents are occurring. thrrve efforts to attempt to control these characters, but so far none have really worked. there's one proposal that will is -

when he walks into the branstad room, out of all the memorbilia - he always takes note of the duffy cartoons. he says they're a sign of the times,and portray what the mood was among iowans and the government. this room has become a treasure to north central iowa, one they'd like to share with anyone who's interested in learning more about the longest serving governor in u.s. history. 34:56 it's a place we want people to reflect and children to learn that even though we're a small town of 4200, the governor of the from here. riley says he's not only proud of this room and what it showcases and teaches. man he calls his branstad. 36:9 he could be sitting in an easy decided iowa was where he wanted to put his efforts in, we all back him on that. jessica rae: speaking of babies mercy medical came out with it's list of most popular baby names for the year. and at the top of carson for new babies born in 20- 15 easton and noah were also popular for baby boys... while ava remained a top choice for little girls... along with lillian. some of the more unique names parents came up with were list of mo

we are here in the area known as duffy square in between 46th and 47th. you can see some of the police officers getting their briefings and they are about to open up these particular pins but as we look down 7th avenue towards the actual cross roads of the world, you can see the sea of people. they have pins all throughout times square where people are going to one at a time and fill up and then they have to stand there, really all afternoon. if we come back around this way, you can see a crowd of people waiting for access to this particular pin. and when they get in here, they very heavy security. >> reporter: 65 pins will eventually hold more than a million people and they have been filling up since early this morning. police searching in every pocket, looking into every bag, checking under every hat. with the city under the highest security for new year's eve in history. >> this is going to be the >> reporter: thousands of officers are detailed to times square throughout the day and into the night. these revelers ready for hours of wait, no bathroom br

. >> and this week we interviewed christopher duffy ahead of his singing at the national park this year. he lives with autism and blind. he told fox 25 he was so excited to singing on the big stage, sports illustrated now sharing country. >>> cold play will hmm super bowl 15's halftime show. best-selling albums and known by such hits as clocks and via maryland. it is england. the new album is due out friday. super bowl 50 will take place at levy stadium in santa clara, california on sunday, february 17th. let's get the patriots in there. which one doesn't fit here? up next, we talk football, basketball, and baseball. roger clemens retiring his number at fenway and david price and handing him his new number to wear. we've got the latest price presser update for you. >>> and you are looking live again at a vigil in san bernardino california where a vigil for shooting victims is just wrapping up. at 11:00, what we're learning about the victims and a husband and killers. >>> boston's getting millions of why sosososo just press clean and let roomba from irobot help with your everyday messes.

i'm trying to drive mary duffy crazy too. >> she will love the on air shout-out.ur wardrobe chief. >> she's screaming right now silently inside her head. you know? >> kara swisher out west. thank you. >>> blackberry shares up 11% after the company reported earnings. john chen will join us after the break. and the force was with disney last night. thousands stayed up late to watch the latest installment of "star wars." we'll get the latest numbers from disney's back with regard and the impact on some theater stocks. also coming up, the swatch group entering the smartphone business. as we go to break, take a look at the dow. again, the worst two days in a row since the beginning of september. we're back in a moment. being a keen observer of the world has gotten you far, but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so finding more insight is easier. it's your idea powered by active trader pro. another way fidelity gives you a more power

. >> aid even duffy. >> claire smith. >> rachel stern.y. >> so welcome everybody. >> let's talk about this production. are you pretty excited for it because it opens tomorrow. you hit the stage tomorrow. exciting stuff. >> yes. >> what is the best part of being part of the nut cracker. >> i like when i do my solo in the second act it is fun. >> you have a solo, fancy pants over here, all right. what does it take to get to this point a lot of practice. >> yeah. >> what goes into it, what you have to to do at practice. >> well, it takes a lot of discipline but you can get annoyed sometimes because sometimes we do it so badly and you're halfway through and you need to restart the whole thing. >> we are getting real deal behind the scenes. >> is there a favorite part in the show something you look forward to. >> my favorite part of the show is the the bed scene when the bed is moving and you're just sitting on it and it gets to spin in the snow scene. >> pretty a awesome, right. >> is that your favorite part too. >> i like the part right befo

right now congressman shawn duffy, a republican from wisconsin, joins me.ober the congressman endorsed marco rubio for president. good to see you. >> good to see you, thomas. thank you for having me on. >> we have mixed reviews for marco rubio and the performance he put in last night. we have bloomberg's mark halperin giving him a b, clearly he had cruz on his mind but never found a way to bring his rival down. a solid performance but not up to the levels he's received in previous debates do. you think marco rubio is getting better or worse as he's going through this process? >> i think mark halperin was a little unfair. if you're going to be a strong candidate, you have to look to present your ideas to the american people. you just can't chase some guy's long game and in the end, if he continues to talk about our economy as hopeful message, he talks about securing the homeland, economic growth and immigration, in the end he's going to win. and i don't think he has to attack donald trump to go from a "b" to an "a." you tell your ideas to the american people

. >> reporter: fellow wisconsin congressman sean duffy is talking about the government funding fight-t that is electrified with red-hot conservative issues, including planned parenthood funding and how to screen refugees. >> these packages, they're never great. they're big, they're long, they spend a lot of money, this thing's going to stink no matter way you look at it, and paul ryan is going to have to make it smell as rosy and lilac-y as possible. we'll see how well he does. >> reporter: it is precisely this kind of battle that has paralyzed the house for years do republicans take a hard stance that they know the president will block, risking a shutdown, or do they fund government at the expense of their values? do they dig in or compromise? >> that's why he's sorta threading that needle in a very careful way. he's surfing his way through some very big surf that our g.o.p. caucus is throwing at him. >> reporter: republican representative ileana ros-lehtenin believes ryan is succeeding. >> people are trusting him. yep, there's going to see how it all works out, but as of now even th

and rachel, her husband shawn dauf f duffy, is a marco rubio supporter.was something to watch last night. >> it was. >> it was something to watch. who came out on top? >> i think ted cruz. he always seems like he was under control and looked like a guy that was surging in the polls. rubio is a great debater. he's done well and had a bump in the polls after these debates but last night he was playing defense. he wasn't playing offense. i thought he looked a little rattled and i don't think it's going to help him and i think ted cruz is a guy that right now a lot of people are saying, okay, there is an anti establishment love right now by the gop movement. there is. look at donald trump and carly and everyone else. ted cruz is the next best thing to a real politician who is in washington and also is an outsider and i think people like that. >> rachel, would you agree, ted cruz got the better of rubio last night? >> i don't. i think in this case, rubio got the best of cruz. let's not forget, rubio is the original tea party candidate and i don't think that th

. >> sarah duffy is trying to knock out her list tonight. >> it's a little crazy, because there's so many people, we had some trouble finding a parking spot, so we had to walk a lot to get in the mall. >> any lessons learned? >> no, i just do it every year. every year, i just wait for the released a statement minute. -- for the last minute. >> the reporter: some people just never learn their lesson, they wait until the last minute. we have an inside tip from the g.m. here at the burlington mall. he says, if you can get here early tomorrow, around 8:00 p.m., and out by 11:00 p.m., you should be ok. we are live in burlington, robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: it is crunchtime if you want to get your packages delivered in time for christmas, this is the last day to ship something in three days, via december 23. you have until 7:00 p.m. at many got to get moving. if you wait until mope, package shipped using three day select will arrive after christmas. via u.p.s. for second day air by december 24 and for you very, very last-minute decision makers, wednesday is the last day to sh

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. >> the chair now recognizes the duffy, chairman of our oversight and investigations subcommittee. >> thank you, mr. chairman. just to reiterate i believe when the chairman asked the panel who had insurance experience, if i recall it was mr. woodall and chair white, is that correct? and so if i'm to ask the panel if you were to point out the one insurance expert of all the witnesses today, who would you point to? t you have two choices. >> mr. woodall. >> i would probably agree with you. does it concern the panel that the one person with insurance expertise is the one individual who dissented in the designation of prudential and metlife? or, chair matz, as you say it doesn't matter because we're looking looking at the financial services side. >> that's correct. it also should be noted that the head of the federal insurance office did support the designation and also has considerable experience in the insurance industry. >> do they vote on fsoc? >> no. >> no, that's right. so, mr. woodall does who is the one with the insurance expertise which is concerning. i think the panel has all a

thank you, rry: congressman duffy. mr. speaker, as i walked thugh the airport recently, i noticed a young teenager and she was traveling and she was seeming happy to be involve in whatever activity she was gog to but she wore a button on her lapel and it said, what you do matters. it caught my attention. what you do matters. iiked it. i'm not sure what was motivating her, but she wanted to communicate an portant value to elevate an ideal. i simply admired her willingness to take a stand. mr. speaker, i should say this now though. there is a troubling statistic out there, and a recent survey highlights this. a majority ofmericans do not believe, they do not identify with what america has becom. many people feel our country is slipping away but in had reality most want to reclaim the promise of our great nation. contrary to the barrage of negativity, most people hope for justifiable goals, regain power over their own lives, to regain power over the government and to regain power over their own economic prospects. mr. speaker

last event, most recent event occurred at duffy square and show you video of it that occurred yesterday afternoon by tktf countinger a man named oscar rodriguez dressed as spider-man mouthing off to a cop there when the cop tried to calm him down let hem know he shouldn't be in the area of times square. he had to may have. well they thinks got heated and that man was arrested. and then there's this if you're looking at this video from july of 2014. another spider-man not the one that was arrested couple of days ago. what another manage was pooghting with a cop whn arrested at the point in tomb brought to the court. it was eventually dropped suing the city. but in the process of all of this he was arrested again on he is accused of verbally officer. this happened over a tip a tourist came up to take a picture , and incredible hulk wasn't happy with the tip he got and reminded tourist that the way it goes in times square you can tim whatever you look or nothing at all that is your choice. problem of costume characters is what we've been talking about for some time. but to no avail there's