. >> merissa, i look at this an underrated side dish. >> it's unsweetened. you know what's not sweet? donald trump doesn't seem to still like the media ha much. >> sorry. i had a transition yolk. that's all right. >> no thanksgiving would be complete without the apple sauce. it's an underrated side dish. >> this is unsweetened. >> we're making the apple muffins. sorry. ? ? >> all right. look your world famous apple muffins. >> unsweetened apple sauce. you know what else is unsweet? trump and the media. >> speaking to have media, i love it when everybody does the thanksgiving specials on tv. >> great. >> around thanksgiving and i love it. i love that program. >> yes. >> that is perfect. it transitions for thanksgiving to christmas. >> can you believe what the transition had -- >> the transition i love is how the bucks transform if a losing team to a winning team. >> that is true. the last win was season changing. >> that is a transition i can get behind. >> me too. >> we have a lot of this tough. we have to put this in a bowl. >> speaking of things up next. i

72% of us say the most underrated, romantic gesture is a kiss goodbye. >>vanessa: underrated? 72% say that's underrated. it means a whole lot, in other words. >>vanessa: oh, yeah. >>charley: every morning when i leave, my poor wife is sleeping. i go and i give her a kiss goodbye and every morning, every morning in a very sleepy voice she says, go ahead -- go ahead bye. i love you. be careful. >>vanessa: i do the same thing but not to your wife. my fiance. yes. i say goodbye >>charley: yeah. 56% of couples say they argued in the car on their last road trip because of back seat driving. yeah. i wouldn't say argue. it's more of a -- i know. i saw it. i was braking. >>vanessa: did you see it? did you really see it, though? >>charley: i didn't. no, i didn't. no. just embarrassed and i don't want my wife to know what a bad driver i am. to themselves in the car. oh, all day every day. i talk to myself in the car. do you talk to yourself in the car? >>vanessa: i myself sing to myself but i don't think i've ever talked to myself. >>charley: i'll bet that's lovely. i talk to myself. i a

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i think it's a little underrated." lima says she was proud to have cast her first vote in a presidential election. a naked cowboy is support for our new president elect. this famous new york street performer stripped down to his briefs, cowboy boots and hat tuesday to endorse trump outside the trump tower. when asked, the singing cowboy said trump has a lot of good ideas. he also sang song, agreeing with trump's views to defend america against isis, the second amendment, women's rights and obamacare. the clinton campaign is craze, the mannequin challenge. clinton and her team tried to freeze time after their final campaign stop in raleigh, north carolina. some of the clinton staffers were eating pizza, others were giving each other a high five. you quickly see former president bill clinton before the camera pans over to huma abedine, hillary and bon jovi. the move was an attempt to urge voters to get to the polls. the same goat that predicted brexit has also weighed in on the election. the goat was put in front of two

unclear if there were any withses, several 911 call also came in earlier regard something on fire underrism-76 east passyunk avenue cars pass through here all day and night. fire crews were called in around 2:30 a.m., it was on a matt -- mattress and fully engulfed in flames. they saw the body was burned beyond recognition, they don't know if the victim was male or female. it is an area where homeless people frequent. the body was found on the mattress in a makeshift shelter. investigators don't know the identity of the person. the medical examiner just arrived on the scene and looking for signs of trauma over the fire. they have atf on the scene searching for the accelerant. they don't know if the fire wassal or suspicious, investigators are on the scene. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> we're waking up to the third day of the septa strike, trawks trawks -- talks again broke down last night. they are trying to hammer out a deal. >> reporter: they had such optimism on both sides after they said they made progress tuesday evening. however, talks broke down around 11:00 p.m. last n

the clubhouse leader at 11 underrer. gcu women's golf team. and alexsis signing her letter of intent today. the youngster is a three time >> been about 4 year total decision. lots of different colleges. lots of different visits. but it came down to wanting to be close to home. going to a private christian school, and falling in love with the golf course. >> she is one to watch. we wish her the very best at gcu. >> all right. thanks. of course the weather doesn't hurt hereto. >>> up next, we're getting a detailed look at an accused killer's past incoming time he the mother of a south carolina man who police say murdered multiple people and chained a woman to a metal container is breaking her silence. >> and armed thief, targets a local home depot. local home depot. the suspect is now somewhere 3 delicious burgers. $6.99 each. red robin! yummm! we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm or bright? but at bedtime... why settle for this? enter sleep number. don't miss the semi-annual sale, going on now. sleepiq technol

. >> he's, like -- he's underrated, he's amazing. and then, babette, miss patty, they were on "all in the family" together, and every time they would come to set. >> jimmy: i knew sally struthers was -- i didn't know -- >> yeah, liz torres as well. she had been on the show for years and years so every time they would come to set, they would like, get together and sing show tunes. and it was such a raucous day on set every day they were there. this. after seeing some promotional photos -- you know wt >> yeah, i think so. >> jimmykw?v: they don't think know how to hold things. [ laughter ] >> sure. >> jimmy: that's judging and let's just hear it from alexis. i think this is how someone holds flowers, and -- [ laughter ] i think somebody -- >> jimmy: yeahifere, ?p?? like, tossed them or something. mug. >> like, how -- >> jimmy: that's not normal. do you understand that that's not normal. no one holds a coffee mug -- what happened? >> well, my not normal because it's an oversized coffee mug. that coffee mug is almost as fu big as my face

the five corey kluber is still one of the most underrated assets in the tale of two pitchers. game one, he was all power. reminded me of kevin brown. game 2, completely different story. touch, finesse, wipeout slider, reminding me of david cohen. which corey kluber do we get tonight? >> pete: a two pitch mr. kluber. he can throw fastballs, breaking ball. i'm not worried about rest. they are not asking him to go haven't seen any pitcher go eight innings. if he gets to five or six, cleveland, they are going to be hard to beat. >> frank: i'm worried about rest. facing a team three times is a difficult job for any pitcher. tonight i expect him to struggle until bit more early in the game. >> pete: rest is just like weather. it will have nothing to do with tonight's game. >> alex: maybe he still has control of the game. how quickly does he push the button? that's going to be fascinating. with everyone else, the quick hook is there. is he going to be as quick with kluber? kluber trying to do something that hasn't been done since '68. starting pitcher went three games. mickey lolich,

. >> firefighters underrs investigation for passing outut candy. i team reporter has more on today's big meeting. >> . >> i team rolling. brook park fire officials leavee ago long meeting at city hall. considering punishment against firefighters. for passing out candy. in town.pan. halloween night. a shoplift supervisor alreadyea suspended for days during the information. but all this.s. over candy. >> there's been no decision. >> so to a hear you say it's under investigation. what is there toin look at. >> i can't discuss anything. >> i thought it was a nice gesture. >> parents loved it. firefighters drove around passing out candy indro a trucku an ambulance and suv. earlier this week.is we found the mayor angry. firefighters did it on duty. and without permission. >> i'm waiting to hear an how that is justified. >> a firefighter union leader had words with the mayor. at this brook park meeting.ti saying having an empty fire station during trick or treatinr same thing you see during parades.pa firefighters could still answer calls. >> as you can s

his father was one of the most thoughtful and underrated thinkers of our past century. and i hope, for example, donald trump studies his presidency and says how did ronald reagan start? with jim baker and jim deaver. rather than trying to aarrange the white house the to one person, if you put steve bannon and kellyanne conway, you'll get a shadow of what ronald reagan did. a lot of input so he could retreat to the oval office and think. everything that ron said, and obviously hoe knows his father better than anyone in washington, d.c., is absolutely true. >> from the outside, i knew that about your father, president reagan. we have to do this another night. he had tremendous understanding of the constitution, he understood the role of the other people. and he put it all together. that was his salute to the constitution, recognizing how it all work eed together. one of the most consistent themes of donald trump's campaign a call to repeal and replace obamacare. >> my poll numbers are going through the roof. you know why. i believe a big part is obamacare because we're go

. >> reporter: clinton argued she has got one presidential trait that is often underrated. >> listening to hear your stories, what you're worried about and then people together. >> reporter: as she spoke, her long time aide, huma abedin hit a fundraiser in washington on her behalf. abedin has not traveled with clinton since last friday when the fbi director announced agents would examine e-mails of hers found on her estranged husband's laptop. cbs learned the e-mails are not duplicates of e-mails found on clinton's server from her time as secretary of state. is still superstitious after they are surprise loss to sanders there in the primary. with four days to go, the latest cbs news new york times poll finds eight in 10 voters are over it and say the race has left them disgusted. >> i have had people say that they can't sleep, that their stomachs are bothering them. >> that was nancy cordes reporting. stay with cbs news and wbz on election night. scott pelley and our team will begin live reports at 7:00 and we will stay on th for the race for president at 9:00, join us on cbsboston.com

. >> now to a story i'm sure will make you think of a movie that's underrated. it's something we definitely don't see every year. >> absolutely not. >> a legit snake on a plane. >> no, ma'am. >> look at that thing. mexico. passengers say it was more than 3 feet long. oh my god. that's terrifying. a lot of people jumped right out of their seats. the plane was giving priority landing. that's very nice. they're not sure how it got on the plane in the first place but look at it. it's rough down to the -- terrifying. >> a fear of snakes. we should have warned you before we showed video. on en. several homes hit during a shootout. just got out of hand. >> a new event to end the teacher's strike. both the school board and union presenting ideas but still may not be on the same page. good morning cleefngd comes >>> try to reason a bit on thursdayful we'll watch another system for friday into saturday. >> thanks. the independence area. we still have no traffic two northbound lanes closed. early water main break happened yesterday. it's been repaired. water may still be b

the cause of the fire remains underrer investigation. >>> for the second year in a row, rei is closed for business. the companysen couraging americans to enjoy the outdoors with your family and friends. more than 2.5 million people have joined in on this idea and are opting out for the outdoors ind >>> still to come, one holiday to another, christmas is just around the corner. we have some decorating safety tips to make sure your home is safe. >>> and if you give to charity during this season, you could earn a tax break. we have is the information to make sure you give the correct charities, so that you can get that big break. otherwise, you could be out quite bit of cash. >> you'll need that cash today, if you're heading tout your cloudy. we are looking at some is sprinkles offshore over the lake. coming up, we'll talk about when those start to move in, and there may be flakes mixed in, too. i'll tell you about possible accumulations, as well. here is place that could use is a little fresh coating of snow. that is the ice rink at puck lick square. we have free skating this weekend. w

. >> griffin is one of the most underrated defensive end in the league. robinson is a high energy, athletic guy. we struggled in carolina and our guards have to play better for us to run and protect better. >> reporter: such a key matchup for this coming sunday's game on fox. kickoff, 9:00 a.m. cards-vikings, 11:00 a.m. don't forget, stay tuned for sports night. a.s.u. the challenge of going to the washington huskies and coming utah. two yards against utah and you wonder what is going on with this talented running back. a big part and they will need behrapbl to step up and control the football when it comes to to are 26 point underdog. here is graham on what respects from the washington program. >> we are playing the best team in our league. their record, how they played, they played really well. they have been very efficient with the football and the one game they lost, they turned the football over and that is a big factor there. they played good defense and the ball and probably as explosive as any team in our league explosively. >> reporter: another b

. >> underrated as a style star, our very fabulous friday fashion flashback with rachel mcadams. >> the killer version of this. >> i honestly didn't know who i was working with. >> multiple cases of redhead

i don't know if anyone can pick him, but this is a much underrated guy because he was understated. this is bill barry, better known camrose. he is an absolutely central financial friend to churchill. plays an -- he important part in sorting out the mess that churchill got himself into during the war when peopleifferent sets of thought they had rights to films and there was a model to the film rights for "the history of english-speaking peoples." they just gently eased him out of that model. 1945, 1946, he put together the syndicate. it was his idea. national gave it to trust. pounds.m 50,000 who led the sales ,f the second world war memoirs the rights package here in new in septemberietly 1946, october 1946. detailsegotiated the with tom life and the new york times. in 1953as he who again when churchill had his stroke provided some interest-free loans for liquidity purposes and who kept the press, persuaded the british press to keep the stroke quiet. by camrose.ovided antony, his solicitor -- you started as a tax lawyer. he came in in 1942 when take on thented to in-line revenue ab

vastly underrated film. >> you guys are both into "roadhouse"? >> such a great film. film forever. the more you watch it, the more mysteries unfold. >> i've never seen anyone enjoy "roadhouse" more than i do. >> what? >> my friend's wife, kelly, plays the doctor that stitches up patrick swayze in the movie. she's the romantic interest, right? the unattainable -- >> yes. >> -- romantic interest. and i have for the last probably about 25 years called his home in the middle of the night and said, "you don't know me, but your wife's getting slammed up against the wall by patrick swayze. she's not putting up much of a fight." and then hang up. >> it is in many ways a perfect film. >> it's the whiskey talking. ♪ >>> what is down home southern cooking? where did it come from? who's responsible? well, it's always useful when asking those kinds of questions wherever you are to ask, first, who did the cooking back then in the beginning? where did they come from? >> when you meet people here, you know that you're seeing a direct descendant of a slave that was here after the slav

. ♪ faithless love ♪ like a river flows ♪ rain drops falling >> for my money, linda is still underratedike a river >> there have been articles and things that identify me with the l.a. sound, me, jackson brown and the eagles. we need some new blood in this town. we're starting to get stale. ♪ >> the original fleetwood mac was a four piece full on blues band. >> an english band that became the dual citizenship band. they were as american as they were british. ♪ in all your life you have have never known ♪ ♪ and never been taken by the wind ♪ >> we had an album out, two years out, the buckingham nicks. nick really liked the music. they asked us to join. ♪ rihanna ♪ >> fleetwood mac, first, stevie and lindsey album for sure changed our lives. we had arrived. ♪ freedom >> beside being rich and famous in california. >> this is it, kid. ♪ freedom ♪ freedom ♪ forever ♪ ever ♪ >> the records some times bore an audience. they're not going to have another hit. or this one isn't as good as that. >> record companies, like frothing at the mouth, the image of the band was becoming a whole thing. so w

the five corey kluber is still one of the most underrated assets in baseball. tale of two pitchers. game one, he was all power. reminded me of kevin brown. game 2, completely different story. touch, finesse, wipeout slider, reminding me of david cohen. which corey kluber do we get tonight? >> pete: a two pitch mr. kluber. he can throw fastballs, breaking ball. i'm not worried about rest. they are not asking him to go eight or nine innings. in the last two weeks, we haven't seen any pitcher go eight innings. if he gets to five or six, cleveland, they are going to be hard to beat. >> frank: i'm worried about rest. facing a team three times is a difficult job for any pitcher. tonight i expect him to struggle until bit more early in the game. >> pete: rest is just like weather. it will have nothing to do with tonight's game. >> alex: maybe he still has control of the game. how quickly does he push the button? that's going to be fascinating. with everyone else, the quick hook is there. is he going to be as quick with kluber? kluber trying to do something that hasn't

. >> next we have a basic white button down, which i think is so underrated and so versatile. we just saw taraji p. henson wear one on the red carpet. >> if styled the way it is good. if you wanted to pump it up and make it a little more elevated. >> hello, vest. >> well, hello. >> exactly. it's all about the long vest. >> cute. >> which totally transforms the look. i love a long vest. we did it with a pared pant. we gave a chunky its necklace and it all pulls together. i love a long vest. >> megan, you look amazing. i can tell you're feeling it. i can see it in your face. i can tell she's feeling it. you look great. >> because you want to feel special on thanksgiving. it's a special day and we should all step it up a little and that's a great way to do it. >> and i love that lip color. minimum makeup, a little lip color. looks like you put some effort to it. come on over to our table >> the next is a sweater, every woman owns a sweater whether it's a chunky knit or a thin. how do you wear it so it's a little more elevated for dinner time. so here we have renee looking adorabl

about it.get it is so overlooked and underrated. edward does a magnificent job. of the civil phase war. it iswill share with us, the breaking point that leads to the end. without further ado, i will injuries my friend, mr. edward alexander -- i will introduce my friend, mr. edward alexander. [applause] chris, fornk you, that very kind introduction. on thisputting fantastic symposium that everyone has enjoyed so far. talk oncerivilege to more. an empty room -- we get that way. it is great to have a wonderful turn out to explore the great civil war. --s will be a very biased this is the greatest attack of the civil war. it is the most decisive, the most well executed, and has tremendous implications on a very poorly understood campaign. and stress the word campaign here because it should not be viewed as a siege. i will call that a siege at some point -- the description. not, but it is heard as a siege of petersburg. mostly due in part to the massive fortification constructed by the union and the confederate army. during the campaign, but it is not constant over th

i-i-- look, i-- >> we both are highly underrated. highly underpaid. >> and we're underpaid, yeah. >> how's your baby? six months old now? >> now she's a year. she's-- oh, no, she's not a year. she's ten months. >> mm-hmm. >> every ten months, she-- i go a year. >> you were telling me last time how bright she was at six months. that was-- >> she's amazing. right now she's walking. she's doing a modeling over at ford. [ laughing ] >> and she just finished a calculus course at the university of houston, texas. >> she'll be married next year to, uh, webster. [ laughter ] >> have you started looking around-- one of my writers, mike barry, has got a child, just put in kindergarten or preschool, and the child had to go audition or have a meeting to see if he or she could get into the school, because people want to get their children in early. sometimes people before the kid is born now actually go to schools to see if their kid-- have you done this? >> yeah, we have, actually. >> this is the technique, of course, in england. you know, eton

. >> underrated as a style star, our very fabulous friday fashion flashback with rachel mcadams. >> the killer version of this. >> i honestly didn't know who i was working with. >> multiple cases of redhead mistaken identity.

. >> underrated as a style star, our very fabulous friday fashion flashback with rachel mcadams. >> the killer version of this. >> i honestly didn't know who i was working with.

but punting was an underrated part of the victory.d holmes combined the broncos inside the 5 yard line, the dance moves coming off the field were much deserved. >> we do it every day. that's what we do every day. you look at yourself on the camera, man, i sound good. you have been doing it. >> it sliejs nobody wants to play the raiders these days, but it is a completely different story for the 49ers. >> i just feel like every team circles us on their calendar. we can't be a target. we can't be a laughing stalk. >>> mark ingram to run 158 yards for a blowout win and in light of the futility, chip kelly says he is not eyeing a move back to college football, although it wasn't something he ruled out after being fired by the eagles last year. >> i mean, i would have taken anything, loy to take a job at the newspaper, media , anything. i wasn't in it for the money. i don't think you guys are in it for the money. it's for the love of the profession and the passion you have for it. that's the same thing for me. >> chip might consider a caree

. >> he's, like -- he's underrated, he's amazing. and then, babette, miss patty, they were on "all in the family" together, and every time they would come to set. >> jimmy: i knew sally struthers was -- i didn't know -- >> yeah, liz torres as well. she had been on the show for years and years so every time they would come to set, they would like, ge on set every day they were there. i have to appreciate them. and then kirk as well. >> jimmy: i mean kirk is unbelievable. [ cheers and applause ] so, it's -- it became a giant hit, so congratulations on this. a lot of fans were saying that after seeing some promotional photos -- you know what i'm about to say? >> yeah, i think so. >> jimmy: they don't think you know how to hold things. [ laughter ] >> sure. >> jimmy: that's judging and let's just hear it from alexis. [ laughter ] >> i think somebody -- >> jimmy: yeah, if you were, like, tossed them or something. or, i don't know, i think that's fine. but then my favorite one is -- this is the best one. this is you holding a coffee mug. >

incredibly underrated songwriter talent, in my opinion.isch, who was a beyond wordscile at the keyboard. writing with him, and with peter, was joyful. they were so quick, they were so alive. and burt, but burt in a different way. i acknowledged him as a genius. but his process was not an easy one. he labored over which chord to use. he would go, do you like this chord, or do you like this chord? hey, which? i would go, ok, i like that chord. he did not care what i liked. he just needed me in the room, so he could go back to this chord, this chord. i mean, it was hours. but when we got to writing the melody, he was like, this is my melody, don't change a note, whereas everyone else i had written with would say, yeah, that's a good melody you just saying, carole. line, what do you flow?"f this there was a back-and-forth. with burt, the perfect example was when we were writing "that's what friends are for." he played this, and i thought, ok. about "i neverow way."t i'd feel that "carole, i need that note." he went to the piano and went, and i

. >> the most underrated christmas movie, "fred claus."e ever thinks about santa claus's brother, fred. >> can we go back -- you and your mom were in the movie theater, with a dude curled up because he found out the love of his life was caitlyn jenner? >> yes. >> wow. >> "the crying game" was a decent film -- >> but not with your mom! >> we didn't know! we didn't know. i didn't know. maybe -- >> you knew! >> all right, i got to go. more stuff. coming up, a story so explosive, we advise you to cover yourself in kevlar. we discuss the stories of the month with our agreeable correspondents. plus, what's offensive about apple picking? i don't know, but leave it to kat to find something. imy moderate to severeng crohn's disease. i didn't think there was anything else to talk about. but then i realized there was. so, i finally broke the silence with my doctor about what i was experiencing. he said humira is for people like me who have tried other medications but still experience the symptoms of moderate to severe crohn's disease. in clinical stu

. >> math is the underrated part of politics.th sides adding up the states on the electoral map, trying to come up with the magic number of 270, the number needed to win the white house. hillary clinton wants new hampshire's four electoral votes. new polls just out show the race tied there. in georgia a new poll from nbc news, and the "wall street journal" has donald trump ahead by just one point, and he has no chance without georgia. joining us this morning, cnn politics reporter eugene scott. let's start here with where the polls are talking to us right now. in new hampshire, for example, four electoral votes there. key state. looking like they're tied in the polls. that's a shift from the last few weeks. >> reporter: very much so. we say a few times the person getting the most attention in the news cycle is probably the person that we need to have voters focus on right now. and the reality is that donald trump is getting a lot of the attention about three weeks ago, and right now hillary clinton is getting most attention. >> w

myself wondering, how analysts do not see the kind of earnings power that you have and continue to underrate why is it? do you think it is just because they don't have one or ride one? is that just kind of a bias or something? >> no, you know, i'm not really sure. analyst and everybody look at the market. it's a cyclical market so they never know when the cycle is coming or not. we've been on an upward swing the last few years. and for us, we just feel that it's going to continue going upward for many more years and a lot of it is these entry level travel trailers, final wheels, less expensive motor homes selling to a younger customer and that's what gives us the confidence to really feel that we're on a positive ride. >> let's go over that because i think in your presentation which is really brilliant, you talk about leesh our travels, such as camping, continues to be popular. favorable demographics. new applications. broader usage. all these sound like, including with millennials, secular not connected with the cyclical economy at all. >> exactly. and we feel the same way. you look at the

dinner bells are underrated. >> put away the phone -- you're good at that. >> uhhuh. >> talk to the stranger that's really important. the last thing is if you think you've overstayed your welcome you know the host is like dozing off or something don't apologize, because they said the host will naturally say it's okay, you should stay. and leave. [laughter] >> i haven't gotten that one down yet. >> i'm the last one to leave. >> you might be the last one to leave, but people like to think they are throwing a party that people want to stay at. >> that's true, and i always help clean. >> yes, you to you're good for that, too. >> and you always put away your phone. have you a lot of things going for you as a guest. all right, before we move on with the show, we want to take a look at today's arts cameras plus picture of the day. >> viewer bridgett miller sent this adorable photo of her three-year-old daughter lucy. lucy was at her school's halloween party and had already changed out of her kitty cat costume. you should never change out of your kitty cat costume, lucy. however she couldn't resist

vastly underrated film. >> bill: you guys are both into "road house"?ruct this film forever. the more you watch it, the more mysteries unfold. >> bill: i've never seen anyone enjoy "road house" more than i do. >> sean: what? >> bill: my friend's wife, kelly lynch, plays the doctor that stitches up patrick swayze in the movie. >> sean: oh yeah, yeah. so hot. >> bill: she's the romantic interest, right? the unobtainable romantic interest. >> anthony: yes. >> bill: and i have for the last, i don't know, probably about 25 years called his home in the middle of the night and said, "you don't know me, but your wife's getting slammed up against the wall by patrick swayze and she's not putting up much of a fight." and then hang up. >> anthony: it is in many ways a perfect film. >> sean: that's the whiskey talking. yay. sports. i've never been #1 in anything until i put these babies on. now we're on a winning streak and i'm never taking them off. do i know where i'm going? absolutely. we're going to the playoff. allstate guarantees your rates won't go up just be

people underrate this constantly. the promotions we always hear about at this time of the year often involve the heavier, more expensive stuff that people won't buy when the warm weather lingers. but one look at the way columbia sports wear stock is acting or vf corp., not to mention the action in department stores fee. everything from jcpenney to target, and that's before the cyber craziness of today. the natural gas companies, they need the cold too. cost of storage has gotten too high. less coal means a curtailing of this fantastic rally and the railroad stocks that have been among the leaders of this market. so we need natural gas to go higher. yet there's a lot riding on the thermometer. third positive, momentum. when you get ahead of steam like this going into the last month of the year, you typically end up with a rally that will gain fuel boys money managers won't want to look as negative as they may sound when they're off the desk. i wonder if there won't be a catchup rotation starting in some of the packaged

. >> the most underrated christmas movie, "fred claus."santa claus's brother, fred. >> can we go back -- you and your mom were in the movie theater, with a dude curled up because he found out the love of his life was caitlyn jenner? >> yes. >> wow. >> "the crying game" was a decent film -- >> but not with your mom! >> we didn't know! we didn't know. i didn't know. maybe -- >> you knew! >> all right, i got to go. more stuff. coming up, a story so explosive, we advise you to cover yourself in kevlar. we discuss the stories of the month with our agreeable correspondents. plus, what's offensive about apple picking? i don't know, but leave it to kat to find something. men. 80% try to eat healthy, yet up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day men's gummies. complete with key nutrients plus b vitamins to help convert food into fuel. one a day. be a park ranger, i got really excited. gabe's obviously really sick. and there's a lot that he isn't able to do, and make-a-wish stepped in. we had to clim

busing tables, it's underrated. i did it when i was 16 and they treated me awfully. now i do it when i'm 60 and they treat me nice. wall street's focus on the oval office didn't stop on election night. right now the challenge is to figure out which stocks thrive and which dive in the new world of a trump administration. coming up on mad tonight, what's yes, facebook, amazon, netflix and alphabet, nee google have been selling off in this recent rally. you got to read my play book. plus, popeye's has put up a double-digit move in just the last few days. is this the start of a big run? but first we got to re-evaluate the energy space in light of donald trump's sweep to power. i found one name that could have the best path to growth. my suggestion, stay with cramer. follow @jimcramer on twitter. have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets. send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or give us a call at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. we're going to prove now we're going to show you how degree dry spray is different. degree dry spray. degree. it won'

. >> rose: your crew chief said he's probably the most underrated champion in this sport. most people, were were in wood crumble -- meaning not winning every sunday -- and he didn't ever waver. he knew what he needed to do. he knew what the demands were and made it happen. the real spark in this whole thing is jimmie. you felt like you were carrying the future of the team on your back. >> yeah, this year's been a special year for me. i've always been focused on being successful, but i made a pledge to myself and my team and the company that i was going to be more significant in the company. i've taken on a different role with jeff gordon retiring, he kind of passed the torch to me, sat me down and had dinner and said, look, you can have whatever you want out of this company and you can be as vocal and involved as you want or just continue to be the driver which you have been, which is totally fine, but i felt like there was something peeling me to be a leader for -- pulling me to be a leader for the company, to be more involved and help the young driver, a driver chase ell

his father was one of the most thoughtful and underrated thinkers of our past century. and i hope, for example, donald trump studies his presidency and says, how did ronald reagan start? he started with jim baker, ed niche and mike dever. so instead of trying to arrange the white house into one person, if you put reince priebus as chief of staff and steve bannon in there and kellyanne conway, you'll get a shadow of what ronald reagan did. so he could retreat to the oval office and think everything ron said is absolutely true. >> yeah, i think from the outside, i knew that about your father, about president reagan. he would -- well, he had tremendous -- we have to do this another night. he had tremendous understanding of the constitution. he understand the role of the opposition. he understood the role of the other people elected by the people. and he put it all together. that was his salute to the constitution, recognizing how it all worked together. anyway, one of the most consistent themes of donald trump's campaign was to call to repeal and replace obamacare. let's w