megan hickey is tracking down the answers. talking abouts of dollars in losses here -- about thousands of dollars in losses here. >> reporter: they never dreamed it was a gorgeous september wedding with one hitch. >> very confused how somebody could do that to you. especially on your big day. >> reporter: they ordered three separate limos. the owner took their deposits, had them sign a contract and told them everything was set for the big day. >> took our money and went on his way. >> reporter: doesbs of calls and -- dozens of mails went unanswered. the address turned out to be a storage company. the better business bureau received 19 complaints in three years with similar stories. >> everybody was stranded at the hotel because the limo never showed up. >> reporter: not only did the company fail to respond to our requests for an interview, they >> the company does not respond to us any longer about their complaints. >> reporter: the party is still fighting to get their deposits back and hoping their story will serve as a warni

megan hickey has been digging into that report and speaking with the residents who say they have the most to lose. >> residents along this stretch in medina county worry that the pipeline is now unstoppable. they're not ready to give up the fight. . james harvey's herd could see changes. >> it's a sad day for medina county and our country as well. >> it cuts his farm in half. and today the federal energy regulatory commission gave the company a green light towards one time step. >> that says that nexus has chosen this route. this is the route they're harvey's worry could ruin their farm and livelihood. >> by coming through it and taking up hay ground you take our production off that land. >> the report said there are no major environmental issues that should keep the proposed pipeline from being built. john harvey worries about safety. >> it's like sitting on a ticking time bomb. when the it going to explode. >> these neighbors aren't backing down. >> we're going to go against things we don't think are right and hope the law will eventually be on our side. >> according to statements

brian hickey. back to you. >> i was saying, brian hickey, even if you know how to do it, put the chains on. pay that guy because $30 is worth staying dry, right, kari? >> i think so. a lot going on. >> let's talk about the earthquake. >> the south pacific. yes, sam. that's been going on too. we have been getting the aftershocks in the past few minutes. we are tracking that as well as the weather around the bay area. this is in the south pacific near once again the solomon islands. the last earthquake we had there was at about 5.1. so far we don't have any watches or warnings in effect for anywhere as far as tsunamis for anywhere in the pacific. and just to give you an idea of how far this is away from hawaii, it's well off to the east. so that is something we'll be watching to see if there are any tsunami watches or warnings issued. as of now it is looking all good. as we track the weather here in the bay area, a live look outside in san jose. and it's all clear here. we have had several hours of s

but obviously it has, all over brian hickey. >> "today in the bay's" brian hickey joining us from blue canyon in plaser county to show us the conditions out there. we can kind of see you through all the snow flaekrks. you have decorations behind you? >> so beautiful. >> i can only imagine what the drivers are thinking as they come by. trying to create a holiday oasis for the drivers calling through what is a pretty intense wenter storm. we'll show you the conditions. we're only at 5,000 feet, blue canyon. it is coming down. it started an hour and a half ago. already accumulated over an inch of snow. in the last 20 minutes, the intensity of the snow has really picked up. that's waiting for drivers into the sierra. you'll need the chains, 4 wheel drive and snow tooirs. if you have holiday travel plans, be prepared with a full tank of gas. make sure you stop off and top off the tank and be ready for anything coming to the mountains the day. the worst of this storm is yet to come. make sure you have snacks in the cars for the kiddos, a couple extra dvds. be ready. it's going to be a long h

brian hickey usually does our live reports out there. we'll check in with him momentarily. look at it coming down. the snow really falling. pretty decorated tree. take the chains if you're headed to tahoe this weekend. >> we're following breaking news this morning. these are live images coming from the malta international airport. that's a bus that you're looking at right now. more importantly, as you see, officials there and first responders trying to help people who have been disembarking from a hijacked plane. we have been watching and listening to reports of passengers disembarking from a plane that landed at the malta international airport after it was taken over by two hijackers who are now saying they still want to keep the pilot and possibly the crew. there were 118 people in total on board that plane. it was an internal flight in libya that was hijacked and taken to the malta international airport. all this starting a couple hours ago. it was a state-run commercial plane heading to tripoli when it was taken over. those two hijackers threatened to blow up the plane

. >> a question for brian hickey, is he going to have the measuring stick? >> we didn't get that much in the sierra. it started out as rain, temperatures way too warm. it was kind of a bad situation, but some of the higher elevations did see snow. some of the lower elevations, didn't help out much . we will get the sunshine. a few thin clouds this morning, that weather system moving out of the bay area as we take a look at how much rain we had. ben low man, over five inches of rain, we did have over an inch of rain for most of us. in oakland 1.5, san francisco, 1.3. san jose a whole .50 inch of rain. we will have another chance later next week, but once again that weather system moving out and you see that snow really getting cranking in the sierra, a lot of that moisture is starting to leave. this is the tail end of that storm system. it's 52 degrees now in san francisco, 50 in palo alto. enjoy this weather, even though it feels cool, this will be closer to high temperatures over the next couple days. yes, about to get chilly out there. hasn't arrived yet.

of the postwar interviews he thought about using the of bomb against japan but afterwards did not hickey in the second saw. i am not sure that i believe that and if i do, that is a huge decision i'd like to think he had a few sleepless nights that he was sensitive to the possibility where rolled 42 ended rolled or three would begin with that chronological coincidence that just months before the war in korea began they had there first atom bomb 45 through the blockade and the crisis there would not have to be worried about using nuclear-weapons against the united states then they would be on the receiving end of the soviets. >> is seems that the korean war and truman have more control as opposed to these unconditional surrender. is a with the eighth samples of the limited war? >> share. it was a limited war the war with mexico in the 1840's some people said they used to take all of mexico the war in spain but the unconditional surrender aspect was a little over a drawn to say it was not a political decision to utterly destroy a the not c. ritchie because world war i ended with the cease-f

suspect in washington state is facing more legal trouble now, and former freelance journalist matt hickey is accused of raping three women in seattle, and now the state attorney general's office has sued him, alleging he used social media to advertise himself as a talent scout for the adult entertain. industry in order to trick women to pose nude and have sex with him. >>> tonight there's a reward for information about this man, anis amri. he is considered the suspect in the attack in berlin that killed 14 people. the convicted tunisian man evaded deportation by germany. officials already deemed him a possible jihadi threat. donald trump is calling it an attack on humanity. he has been focusing on national security at his florida estate, and michelle has more from the white house. >> reporter: president-elect donald trump was joined by his national security adviser, general michael flynn for a briefing about the terror attacks overseas. [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: mr. trump has attributed the attacks to radical islamists and said he is right to consider a ban on muslims entering the count

driver was paced at close to 90 in the rain, also on interstate 280 please take the next exit at hickeyeason why you're driving so fast . you're running late? listen to the conversation we had when i asked why was he going so fast i'm going up to the monastery to work on a computer at the monastery ok so if you don't make it there because you crashed that wouldn't be good right? that's why we have monasteries ' to take care of last rights you want it to be your last rights? i won't know about it it also state law to driver with headlights on with your wipers are on this airport shuttle bus had no lights on and get this when officer williams slowed down to get behind the driver. the driver slowed down an unsafe speed to avoid getting stopped it didn't work you got a van full of passengers and you're driving along you have your windshield wipers with no if you're going to have your windshield wipers if it raining you have to turn your headlights on and and the other thing is i pulled up next to and you started slowing down to 25 miles on the freeway is there any reason why you did that yo

you could add a system of the enfranchisement lottery hickey padding elections and normal campaigns but you will select 20,000 people but only if they first undergo an exercise in they have to deliberate with one another. you could have a system that is interesting that laws are passed through the legislatures but experts have the right to veto the of law so the council of economic advisers veto power in the same way that the supreme court has legislation to call it unconstitutional and also supermajority also the system where everybody votes to the demographic information you take the knowledge and pick which candidate you wonder which policies you pervert and with that data you can determine what would happen to the barry can public. what would they have preferred? and you do that from bmi and public. >> in this book i am not advocating but i don't think we've known enough to know better so the book is to convince cheryl it is not inherently just simply a procedure to have a just outcome and if we are able to find a better tool or procedure. >> is the electoral college a form of arist

just during rolled 42 but he inherited this asian-pacific area because early in the 20th century hickey had accompanied his father to asia and macarthur himself was sent out from the united states to the philippines there still an american colony to oversee the military transition of the philippines from the cali to the independent countries so macarthur came as a field marshal and sold his entire career was centered on a shot. and he had that haven't to think of their theater as a whole world. during world war two macarthur would continually talk to george marshall to say be need to focus on the pacific. and roosevelt had to tune him out but macarthur never changes mind and during the cold war the caribbean or the conflict is where the cold war will be won or lost >> very interesting. can you talk about the strength of your book when you talk about their personalities. and you treat that in a balanced way. you have to very strong personalities coming together nobody is a hero. you say that to know him is to love him or hate him. you cannot just like tim. see you have this personality t

>> yeah, i had, like, hickeys all the way. [ laughter ] up my neck and i was bleeding from the foreheadst saw white. [ whistling ] it was the sound in my ears. >> jimmy: what a nightmare. >> yeah, yeah. i was looking for cologne. i was so confused. i was like, where is my aftershave? [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: you were out of your mind. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i played once where a a guy said, all right, let's play and they were about to sound like an air horn or whatever. [ imitating air horn ] yeah. and he goes -- yeah. and then he goes, i just want you to know, one, because there's a cartridge of like 30 paintballs. he goes, one of these paintballs is frozen. [ laughter ] i just hid. i hid for 45 minutes. it's probably defrosted by now. at this point, it might have been defrosted. i'm not afraid of him now. yeah. frozen paintball, what's wrong with you? >> that actually isn't a bad technique, to just sort of hide and wait. >> jimmy: that's what i -- yeah. >> do the sniper thing. >> jimmy: as long as there is booze there. [ talking over each other ] >> bring a bottle with you. >> jimmy:

will join us as our new senior clerk in the front office, a very small front office, but jacquelin hickey will join us january 1st and we're very excited about her coming on-board and getting up to speed very quickly with all the work that we have ahead of us. i also wanted to highlight for you sad news, but news that catherine argumedo, who you have been used to seening regularly, but also one of our investigators decided to pursue an opportunity to resume her private practice of law as an immigration attorney. so she left our office november 10th but we were glad to be able to give her a farewell and thanking her for the work she has done and particularly over the summer when we were done to one investigator, derrick chatfield left for an opportunity, catherine did a terrific job keeping the complaint process on-track and responding as timely as she could to incoming complaints. so she did a terrific job with also the able guidance of our deputy director, but i wanted to on behalf of all of us she left the commission and to thank her for her commitment to the work of the commission and

brian hickey.e'll send it pack to you. >>> a reminder that you can download our fox 2 weather app for conditions throughout the storm and forward. you can always have the conditions. you can always find all of that on facebook, twitter and instagram as well. >>> san leandro police are investigating yesterday's deadly stabbing as a case of justifiable homicide. it happened at 12:45 yesterday morning on 143rd avenue near east 14th street. investigators say a man in his 30s was just walking down the street, talking on his cell phone when all of a sudden another man came out of hiding and tried to rob him. >> as the victim approached where the suspect was hiding, the suspect came out, had a brief conversation, asked him for something. and then produced a 10-inch fixed blade knife and demanded his cell phone and wallet. >> police say the victim -- i'm sorry. the suspect stabbed the victim and they say the victim ran in the opposite direction to try to escape but the suspect caught up with him and that's

. >> paul hickey, we always love reading your research. the very first line points out something that i think a lot of people probably have forgotten just given where stocks have gone since the election, and that is that we did have the worst start to a year on record for stocks in 2016. and how we ended up. >> it seems like a long time ago in january that no one even remembers it. you know, we're looking -- we're coming into a environment in 2017 where it's very much different from where it was heading into 2016. valuations are still lofty with -- that's the case always. that's not a big deal to us. they're not usually a catalyst for a market sell-off. it's usually you need something else to fuel it. if you look in terms of the economy, washington, the credit markets, it's an entirely different picture now than it was last year at this time. >> you say people were sort of set up for a disappointment. >> well, so why? because of what we've done since the election? with all of the optimism that's in the market? >> let's take the one by one.

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"today in the bay's" brian hickey live at donner summit to show us what the conditions look like thereit looks good behind you, brian. >> reporter: good morning, guys. i was expecting a little more snow to be honest with you after a frogs stay day in the sacramento area yesterday. i thought we'd get snow down a little lower. we're a little above the colfax area. now here we are at donner summit. it's misting on me, very top, 7,220 feet. not snowing but misting. that's allowed caltrans to lift the chain controls which is why you see the parade of semis. that's the good news for now. however, those squalls keep coming in and out. we know this can change on a dime. if you're heading to the sierra, make sure you have the four-wheel drive. if you don't want to put them on yourself, $30 to install the chains for you. this is just the beginning of blustery withins. they expect the snow levels to drop back down. for now they continue to climb. one thing i love about being up here at this hour of the morning. i don't know if you're country music fans. the brothers osborne, they don't have chain

we'll be joined by the co-founder paul hickey.ll tell us why this post election rally could be just getting started. we'll see you there. back to you. >> they always have great information on the market. double the ma jerrnajarian, dou unusual activity. >> back to the early part of november, we talked about people coming in and buying the eight calls. you suddenly see the march 18 calls, pretty incredible, right? >> year to date on that. >> squeezing and jon was talking about some of the coal names as well. keep your eye on this name. you have limited risk with potential incredible reward. that's why you're seeing 5,000 march 18 calls bought today. keep an eye on aks. >> buying calls, 350%. >> yes. >> emerging markets, up over 1% today. why? fed is going to move on rates tomorrow, right? well, they have been doing this for the last week. >> which would be negative. >> exactly. that's what you normally would think. and yet, with the ten year right up at 250, 249 right now, these guys are scrambling in, the 3650 calls in march. so i

government handles uac's t once they cross the of border in a very specific example there was a 1920 hickey across the border who killed a young woman from iowa and relearned hhs have lost track of him once he was released to his brother. this gentleman who went on to food knows where and unfortunately the family cannot seek justice it is hard to say if they will in their lifetime. soleil understand the difficulty of the problem that we have with those polling factors to make sure we are addressing those factors but i also want to take a look at what you have identified a number of reasons drug interdiction is one of those consuming drugs in the country. we have many drug trading sanders one is camp stock edged in iowa -- camp died chief -- campo -- camp dodge in iowa. >> anytime we can leverage that is a good thing with a positive impact. >> q believe we should continue to invest? >> yes. i was talking one of the of cbp pilots was the national guard pilots as well so we added a good dialogue. he built the national guard members u.s. insurer who got more not of it was that the pilots or the

and by the way from the heritage foundation, it was them hickey met to romney and one of my colleagues and bigger things. and up problems of the exchange's and as a former panel would say i wouldn't challenge that. in that individual warm market and you cannot let that happen. and the state reinsurance program and overnight to california doesn't have a broken market we have a good exchange structure. going haywire in 17. but these are fixable problems. i spent 13 years in the massachusetts legislature and i learn something. in the senate cochair and i the most difficult things to get done and when we did not like each other we could not even schedule a darn hearing. that is not a systemic failure. and then that would make those permanent. wide is reinsurance adjustment in the exchange's can somebody explain that to me please? of medicare part d at? [laughter] >> double-a-2 hope you. >> i am supposed to be the moderator there's so many things that want to say and so many comments. >> the level gave you the short answer but what shed be repealed. in the eighth california you have the exh

let' bring in jonathan, paul hickey.here have been times in history where stocks and rates have gone up. how do you see this environment because you can frame it ways. there's a lot of good things happens with the economy. >> this is what i wanted to hear from janet yellen yesterday. because ratd rs going up, people will be able to save for retirement more carefully. their businesses will take higher rates as a signal that they're getting better. araising pushing into rates up, which is a sign of success as opposed to what she said was you know, consumers can probably handle 25 basis points as if higher rate rs the enemy. >> in 1994, the fed raised rates and all 1995 brought was a 3% jump for the dow. are we freaking out too much? going from a d minus to a d in rates. we're still at three quarters of 1%. >> go on a limb here. if rates aren't another 50 or 75 points higher in a year or 18 months, the market will not keep pushing higher. >> and i think that the trade in financials has longer to go. the key here is long as

will join us as our new senior clerk in the front office, a very small front office, but jacquelin hickey will join us january 1st and we're very excited about her coming on-board and getting up to speed very quickly with all the work that we have ahead of us. i also wanted to highlight for you sad news, but news that catherine argumedo, who you have been used to seening regularly, but also one of our investigators decided to pursue an opportunity to resume her private practice of law as an immigration attorney. so she left our office november 10th but we were glad to be able to give her a farewell and thanking her for the work she has done and particularly over the summer when we were done to one investigator, derrick chatfield left for an opportunity, catherine did a terrific job keeping the complaint process on-track and responding as timely as she could to incoming complaints. so she did a terrific job with also the able guidance of our deputy director, but i wanted to on behalf of all of us she left the commission and to thank her for her commitment to the work of the commission and

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joining me cnbc commentator and columnist michael santoli, welcome with paul hickey.ve you with us, paul, as well. strategist here to kick things off with fast money trader. so it's a full house. glad to have everybody on board. what are your thoughts about this week. >> good to have you back. what we didn't see last week the market base taking a rest. it basically holding up near the highs, which i think is the main takeaway. after you had that big sprint, held on near the highs, most of the things are pretty supportive in general. first december off a little soft before you get a run. i think the market is in the zone where a lot of trends in place are okay until they turn to some bad level. but we're not there yet, whether interest rates or dollar or fed policy. all seems like we're in this comfortable zone where it can all be okay. >> you were saying the market seems younger. >> yes. >> aging backwards? is it benjamin button? >> almost seems like that, refreshed youth. come march, that's very old if you think it's been one continuous bull market. if you look at au

and paul hickey of bespoke investment group. and jason with research partners. we had already talked a little bit and sarah and paul about the interview with mnuchin yesterday. did either one of you have strong feelings about what you saw? >> the pick and what he discussed is shows where all the bomb throwing in his rhetoric on the campaign trail, he is a practice ma activity in nature. and picks from the practicing ma activity. trump's tax plan -- mnuchin was one of the key proponents of the 33% tax rate. other people wanted it lower on trump's team. his rationalization was we are not going to get lower than that. so we will go with a number we can get past. they are going in with realistic expectations. >> as it was pointed out yesterday, there's campaign talk. >> yeah. but then there's legislation that needs to be written. who knows what that finally looks like. maybe something between paul ryan, mnuchin, donald trump. will it be productive do you think? >> i think certainly a lot of talk about corporate tax reform for a couple of years. if we can get somethi

i'm from edgewater, florida, i want to say hello to my best friend, peggy hickey. >> my name is carol-on at home. happy birthday terry. >> there are the temperatures in new york city. 38. we've got some rain falling right now. this is our first nor'easter of the season. it brings rain along the coast and snow in interior sections of the northeast and new england. there are your temperatures and snow. do you have a message for everybody? >> happy new year's! >> yea! thank you! you guys are the best! >> hi mom, hi mom! >> of course. >> can we get your picture? >> of course. >> thank you, janice. >> i love her energy in the morning. >>> so now that the year is coming to an end, it is time to treat ourselves with some steak. >> joining us now is executive chef of delmonico's restaurant, billy olivo with each of our favorite cuts of beef. >> i love the new york strip. i'm from new york, but it's a little less fatty it feels when you get that new york strip and it's hot, it's incredible. >> the strip is from the short loin. what we have here is a dry aged one. it's got about 40 days of dry age

will join us as our new senior clerk in the front office, a very small front office, but jacquelin hickey will join us january 1st and we're very excited about her coming on-board and getting up to speed very quickly with all the work that we have ahead of us. i also wanted to highlight for you sad news, but news that catherine argumedo, who you have been used to seening regularly, but also one of our investigators decided to pursue an opportunity to resume her private practice of law as an immigration attorney. so she left our office november 10th but we were glad to be able to give her a farewell and thanking her for the work she has done and particularly over the summer when we were done to one investigator, derrick chatfield left for an opportunity, catherine did a terrific job keeping the complaint process on-track and responding as timely as she could to incoming complaints. so she did a terrific job with also the able guidance of our deputy director, but i wanted to on behalf of all of us she left the commission and to thank her for her commitment to the work of the commission and