and this is the car president regan was make whg he was shot. and it's almost ironic as the president was getting f to the car, more properly being pushed in to the car,ee was hit not by a direct bullet but by a bullet that ricochetted off one of the armored panels on this car and it was a perfect shot. the ricochet went through the gap between the door and the body. had things moved just a fraction of an inch, it's quite possible he may not have been hit at all. and sped off to the hospital and was able to make a recovery. the car continued to be used. that's something we don't think about. they did live very rough lives. they were being bumped and pushed around in airplanes all the time, banged up, scratched. they were also sometimes getting hit by paint or rocks. it's part of the american way of life. we are free to speak our minds in protest and these cars would have been on the front lines to it. the secret service a garage where they could repaint them, wash them, all those kinds of things and keep them in top condition but even with that

hi, i'm trish regan, welcome to cashin'. rachel camp rach rachel, and gary, what do you make of the uranium one revelations? >> it adds to the inconsistence that we've been hearing about on this deal and

hi, i'm trish regan, welcome to cashin'. rachel camp rach rachel, and gary, what do you make of the uranium one revelations? >> it adds to the inconsistence that we've been hearing about on this deal and look, the left is going to defend this to the end of time. the right wants to put people in jail. for me, it's all about what they should be doing that's following the money. $145 million into the coffers of the clinton foundation from players in this deal before, during and after, add in the fact that the clintons did not disclose it and what you have is simple definition of the potential of pay to play and influence peddling and the fact that there is no big investigation is an absolute sin. one thing we do not want from government people is to make decisions on this country based on them lining their pockets. trish: i've got to say it's really bizarre, rachel. you keep in mind not only was the clinton foundation accepting all of this money, but there was a fbi investigation going on at the time. that's what we've learned.

ronald regan" in the pacific.t is a busy morning. >>> first, here's what we know about the accident. the greyhound transport pacific ocean just off of japan as it approached the "u.s.s. ronald regan" career. 11 people crashed, 8 are the only bodies we found. >> now meteorologist sheena parveen is tracking a little bit of rain moving i guess out of the area? >> yeah, it's moving away. we had it early this morning so if you are driving south on 95 or even around the beltway, you could be seeing some wet roads out there. the good news is it's leaving. that will be moving up towards new england. with that being said, let's look at your travel weather. good travel across most of the country today. delays likely later on today in parts of new england like boston because of the weather system heading in that direction. temperature wise tomorrow, we're going to be pretty cold. delays likely as we get down to

it is at the 70-degree mark at regan national. keep in mind the average high this time of year is 63 degrees. if we are at 70, the highs today will make it to the middle 70s. here is the future cast. we have a chance for a few passing showers just to the west. not going to amount to anything in the immediate metro area. it looks stunning. the hourly forecast as we move through the afternoon hours. if you have anything to do outside, make sure you at least have your sunglasses for this afternoon. the temperatures are rebounding to around 73 to 75 degrees and i would not b surprised if some areas especially south and west of dc hit maybe even 75 or 78 degrees. coming up in a few minutes, a brand-new freshly updated autumn color change around the immediate metro area. the latest maps and can you believe it? daylight saving time drawing to a close. a little good news with that. we get an extra hour of sleep this weekend. more on the weekend outlook and into next week coming up in a few minutes. adrianna? >> i am all about that extra h

a day like today, a place like oxford circus you will feel it more. >> benjamin, this is trish regan here. the city is on high alert given the previous attacks we have seen this year. i realize there is little information now. do we have any idea if the police were shooting at the suspect or suspect shooting at individuals? any idea what may of transpired. >> not at the moment. we only have reports of shots fired. no confirmation there were or weren't and they responded to those. as i gather the police have not shot as a spus pebgt or fired a weapon. they are heavily armed. we have seen the images of them entering certain shots taking no chances. knew details to give you. they're responding as if this was a terror related incident. they just don't take any chances. >> were there any warnings going into this weekend? did the police put out any kind of extra warning for people in london? >> no, we have no reports specific to london. we reported about isis propaganda. certainly we have seen propaganda in general targeting this festive season. >> benjamin, we have to be careful when we r

cut under president trump's administration than any administration at any speed going back to the reganed a mintration. that is a fantastic thing that will free up the entrepreneurial spirit and the potential in our economy. as they're fighting for tax cuts, those are exactly the things that our voters asked for and gave clear mandates for as they elected a lot of new representatives to congress and the senate. and it's going to matter a lot in next year's election whether they keep those promises that president and his administration are working very hard to make sure we keep. >> is the texas demographical trends still -- do they still favor republicans? >> i get asked this a lot. i'm shocked that more people don't realize the incredible fallacy underlying that. to assume the demographic trends mean a benefit or a harm to a given party means that you assume that how people vote is dictated by their race and i frankly don't know anyone whose vote is dictated by their race or the color of their skin and i would never encourage anyone to think so. one of the things we've seen in texas is th

. >> reporter: michael regan is an artist with military level discipline. his days start early.yes. >> reporter: these eyes belong to a marine. for 14 years, he's drawn the eyes of thousands who have served and died. >> when i get an "all in the heros eyes done," the picture becomes alive to me. >> reporter: it is a commitment that dates back to 1968 when regan was in vietnam and his fellow marine was injured during a rocket attack. >> he says, mike, i just want to go home. he closed his eyes and went home. >> reporter: from that moment, regan felt he had a debt to pay. it is why for years at no charge, he sketches celebrity portraits that were auctioned off, raising millions for charity. then in 2003, he pointed his pencil in a new direction, drawing military heros who died and giving the art to their families. >> if i could spend a few hours sitting at my drawing table and bring back a smile to a widow's face, how can i do anything else? god pictures. i get to draw pictures. >> reporter: from his home in washington, regan has created more than 5,000 portraits through his falle

michael regan noticed the difference between six months bills and 10 year spanish bonds.d does this portend some ahead, and said probably not. for a tear starting in mid-2005. two-year period starting in mid-2005. this to this ever-growing path. we will talk to john in effect --we will talk to john a minute. year and lower class -- and lower prices for turkey. bird, $22 38. 5.7%lon of whole milk down to $2.99. inventory has spurred turkey price decline. bread for whipping cream, stuffing, pumpkin pie mix, fresh cranberries and veggie trays all up. caused by higher consumer demand. this is the cost of thanksgiving going back to 2012. up, down, up, and then down the share. let's check in with bloomberg's first word news. taylor: tomorrow, zimbabwe gets a new president for the first time in him is for decades. . pledging to leave the country. the former chief returns from south africa where he fled after being fired by president robert yougov a. mugabe. three euro economy is on track for its best performance since the crisis. they see economic growth speeding up in the fourt

michael regan, let me start with you.e have eight chart in our library, which is emerging markets stocks versus s&p 500. as you see from the blueline, the s&p 500 has soared but emerging market stock said done better, not something expected. michael: you can credit donald trump with some rallies. he raised confidence, business, consumer, the so-called soft data we talk about. that does help to lift a harder data points to some degree. if you look at even in the u.s. market what is the far and away leaders of the market since he was elected, what points out at me are semiconductor stocks. it is up about 60% since the election, like nvidia, macron, they have all doubled since then. that is a separate story. it is just this strong, fundamental behind chimp companies and that is a global story. demand is strong in china. there are signs of the electronic vacation -- electronic vacation -- cation of the world. the placing of computer chips into everything, to me, that is the most notable aspect of the rallies, semiconductors a

anchor of the intelligence report, trish regan. fox news contributor lisa booth. >> marie and today, hashtag one lucky guy, weekend cohost senior political analyst pete. you my friend are "outnumbered." >> great to be here. i can smell the core electrickive turkey of america. >> we're not turkeys. >> we'll all be fat happy soon. >>> let's moving on to something that would make us fatter. tax reform. the senate is expected to vote on its plan to rewrite the nation's tax code. the house already approving its version of the bill. one republican is against the senate plan as it stands now. several others are on the fence. republicans can only afford to lose two votes. the white house is confident it will get done. the house and senate will have to rec on i'll their two bills to be signed, into law. he says it will be a gift to the american people. i want to congratulate the house for passing a vital tax cut last week. i'm very hopeful the senate will do the same. we're going to give the american people a hurricane tax cut for christmas

ronald regan" carrier. 11 passengers aboard the plane. 8 have been found. they're in good condition. they're being evaluated on the ship. monitor for updates all morning long with the nbc washington app. >>> now we want to get to that important holiday week weather forecast. chuck bell is out on the storm team 4 weather deck. a lot of people on the roads, heading to airports, chuck. >> lots going on here this morning. look, even have some help out here on the storm team 4 weather deck. friendly firefighters remind you to fry your turkey extra careful, right? >> yes. >> these are not the people you want to see on thanksgiving. no offense to you, of course. cloudy sky. the rain has come to morning. that's about it. a few lingering rain chances. not cold now, in the 40ed and 50s to get your thanksgiving eve started. the cold front will come through mid to late morning. that will turn on a gusty northwest wind for later on in the day. there's your planner then. thanksgiving eve, rain coming to an end. sunshine and gusty wind. afternoon temperatures hovering and

character, i decided i would include all the things we love about the golden age, the puzzle, the mr reganed herrings, the suspect. i would also combine it with a modern sensibility. they are set during the golden age period, but by no means golden age period, but by no means golden age. a couple of plotlines intertwine, which we were not go into in detail, because it is a thriller. we don't want to spoil it. a series of attacks on women, rendered in a very contemporary way. ina way rendered in a very contemporary way. in a way that the writers in the 19305 in a way that the writers in the 1930s would not have dared to touch. that is the joy of hindsight, you can treat crimes like that and more honest way, the way people may have talked about it at the time. they we re talked about it at the time. they were put in print. it is based on a much more contemporary crime, the cambridge rapist, peter cook. were you around the time? no, i was not. my you around the time? no, i was not. my partner, interestingly was in cambridge at that time. she ran a music club, at a pub called the anchor. where

to know that ronald regan didn't have no love for black people. the next year, 1985, after the forum i gedown in mexico and on it night of the 17th of september in a vision i was carried up on the top of a mountain there in a sacred vall valley. there's a temple at the top made like a pyramid but it's a monument to the christ figure of mezzo america. and there i was. at night in a vision-like experience and one of these ufos came over. i had people with me in the vision. when we got to the top of that mountain this wheel-like plane came over, three legs came down from it. i thought it's going to land on the mountain. i said come on with me. and a voice said not them, just you. so i walked forward and as you've heard me say it many times and i forward. you've heard me many times, i am not drunk or a liar, when you have the same experience many times. a beam of light came out of that wheel and drew me up into it. i knew it was taking me to the mother wheel. i won't go into a lot of detail now because the detail is in your packet. you can go and chec

keep going up, trish regan no matter what. thanks to you. trish: breaking right now everyone, mark up of republican tax reform bill. while there are really great things in there, lots of good things in there, lower taxes for some americans. lower taxes for business, the ability to repatriate, corporate overseas income, all good stuff, this tax bill is not perfect by any reasons. why are we penalizing people for earning more money while half the country pays absolutely nothing? why aren't they closing the private equity loophole like they promised? we're on it for you, trish regan, welcome to the intelligence report. president trump promising massive tax cuts to millions of americans, you know i took a look at this bill here, if we really want real reform, we need to get rid of some of these things like loopholes only benefit private equity folks. i will explain that in a few minces for you. >>> senator lindsey graham calling for special counsels to investigate hillary clinton and the dems of their connection to the russian dossier and highly

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report."e have breaking news janet yellen submitted her resignation. we have steve forbes and blake burman has more on this breaking news development. reporter: trish, here is what i can tell you. janet yellen sent her letter of resignation to president trump earlier today. announcing resignation going forward from the federal reserve board of governors. that will take place etiff upon swearing in of her successor, that being jerome powell. this is one-page letter. let me quote to you what some of yellen wrote to the president. i quote. as i prepare to leave the board i'm gratified the financial system is much stronger than decade ago, better able to with stand future bouts of instability and continue to support the economic as parises of american families and businesses. she went on to thank those for her times at fed and to say that she has faith in jay powell going forward. this at the white house gives president trump even more latitude to potentially shape the federal reserve board of gov

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." we have new details on that highly questionable russian uranium deal the one approved by hillary clinton's state department while her foundation wassing 100s of millions of dollars from the from the russians. "washington post" says there is to grounds for a special counsel to investigate mrs. clinton. gregg jarrett disagrees with that he says there are plenty of implications. outlining them all. >>> north korea says trump president trump deserves to die because president trump called kim jong-un short and fat. i think i did too. didn't he call the president old first? we're bringing that to you just as soon as it happens. first go to capitol hill. adam shapiro is looking at this big fight on tax reform that has just gotten a little uglier. adam. reporter: the words are going back and forth. we could have a vote late thursday night in the senate finance committee and possibly friday. here is what the republicans in the new form of the bill they say they want to do. these are middle cla

trish regan. trish: thank you, neil. house meeting for the third day over the gop tax bill as senate gets ready to unveil its version of the bill which can come as early as tomorrow. breaking "the financial times" is reporting that the doj is demanding at&t sell cnn in order to get approval for the time warner acquisition. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." senate republicans taking a different tack on the gop tax bill. they are talking about delaying the corporate tax cuts until 2019. we hear there are seven brackets in their version. whatever happened to simplifying the tax code? we'll talk about it. >> no remember when the liberal media on the revelation that the donald trump, jr. met with a lawyer before the election? turns out this same lawyer, met with fusion gps officials. fusion gps was behind the entire russian dossier and the one that hillary clinton's campaign financed to produce that russian dossier. we've got very latest on all this developing story. first to adam shapiro. he i

i'm trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. the pressure is on. the president is in deal mode, selling the importance of tax reform with the senate finance committee in a lunch moments ago. preparing for more meetings with republican senators. will a typical holdout once again prevent the president from accomplishing a important piece of policy. art laffer is here with hiking prognosis and tony sayegh from the treasury department. also coming up, nancy pelosi defending fellow democrat john conyers accused of sexual harrassment saying he is an icon, her words and he has done so much to protect women. sure sounds a lot like what the democrats said about bill clinton all those years. remember that? all this as sexual harrassment scandals continue to rock the entertainment world. we have actor stephen baldwin here. he will weigh in a few moments. plus adam shapiro on capitol hill with the latest on tax reform. we go to him now. how does it look, adam? any closer. reporter: like that 1970s show, let's make a deal. orrin hatch came out with the lunch th

trish regan with the market. i leave you in good market hand. trish: on capitol hill, senators debating with changes to republican tax bill. early as tonight, everyone, we may have a vote on this bill. so what does it do? sending the dow to record highs! all these renewed hopes that tax reform is in fact going to get done. that is going to mean food things for american corporations. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." you know hot market has to thank? senator john mccain, who announced today he will vote for the tax plan but there are a few holdouts, nonetheless still including some who want lower corporate tax rate and some that want it at 22%. we know the president is set on 20% so what does that all mean? white house director of legislative affairs mark short is here, he will tell us. >>> matt lauer apologizing following reports that he had several inappropriate encounters with women during his tenure at nbc and now folks are asking who knew what, and when did they know it? nbc insists none of the current executives knew an

hello, trish regan. trish: we have breaking details on the senate's tax bill. if you live in a blue state, guess what your taxes are going up. they are eliminating the state and local tax deduction. this is the housewares and means committee makes its final tweaks to the republican tax bill. once this is done, the committee will vote on the plan. this could all happen within the next 60 minutes. so do not go anywhere. i'm trish regan, welcome, to the intelligence report. we're watching the street. we have a market selling off, off the lows of the session. nonetheless, a lot of jitters out there after treasury secretary steve mnuchin steve mnuchin told our own maria bartiromo, this. >> from the campaign the president wanted to have a 15% rate. we started at 15% rate. the president got comfortable with 20% was the right balance of what we could afford. and an incentive. we're sticking with the 20%. that is critical. >> the 20% rate is critical even if it's a year later? >> again, we would rather it sooner, but we'll work with the house and senate on the rollout o

trish regan will be helping us as well. a lot of other crucial races as well to report in washington state. so much else going on in new york city. busy busy night. trish: this is a big one for you. neil: exactly, there you go. trish: be there with you. looking forward to it, neil. lawmakers are making changes on capitol hill. the white house is determined to get tax reform done this year. today president trump's top economic advisors will meet with eight senate democrats because, let's face it, the republicans can not do this one alone. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." we said it over and over again. i certainly told you. there are a lot of things i like about this bill. a whole lot of things i like about the gop tax bill. a lot of great things, offering tax relief for millions of americans, that's good. corporate tax relief? that's good. you know what? it is not all good. it is not all good because the bill doesn't do enough to stop some big loopholes and the bill still punishes success. w

ronald regan." >>> prince gorges county police say they found a young man in his 20s shot to death in a wooded area. he was found late last night. this town house development is along sun valley terrace. police want to know anyone who may know something about. this. >>> if you grew up in '70s, david casady was probably your first crush. his posters probably lined your bedroom walls. the former teen hearthrob died yesterday at 67. >> around school they're queen. come on, show us your -- >> he was best known for his role keith partridge on the '70s hit show "the partridge family." steve patterson has more on the life and legacy. >> reporter: it was the wholesome charm, perfectly coiffed hair, that app gel lick hair. he used it all to capture agen ner rags. he was born to a pair of acting parents in 1950. he found work on plays until 1970 when he landed the role that made him a teen idol. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: for four seasons casady starred as keith on "the partridge family." he performed hits like "i think i love you." . out on his own. at the height of his fame one girl was trampled at a c

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." the president is out there selling tax reform in missouri as senators get ready to debate the tax bill in washington. republicans can only afford to lose two votes on this one but at least seven senators expressed their concerns on the bill. will they be able to cross the finish line on it? we're asking senator bill cassidy, one of the writers on the tax bill. >>> plus chilling new details on the north korean missile test. we learned that the missile had interest trek yes to hit anywhere in the in the united states -- trajectory. president trump said the situation will be quote, handled. what does that mean? >>> major shake-up in the media world. nbc's matt lauer fired following complaint of inappropriate sexual behavior. we have more on the bombshell allegation and what it means for "the today show," a big moneymaker for nbc and comcast. we want to go to jeff flock in missouri where the president is set to deliver a major speech on tax reform. he has the preview. hey, jeff. reporter:

to go over the market moves, let's go to michael regan. to the vix because it is at a record low. it is about to dip into the eight handle. we talk about how we are late in the market. is there no fear or are we not seeing it? intraday, we briefly dipped below four. if you can bring it up. eight point 99. we can see the red line at the bottom. scarlet: it happened. joe: maybe we will still get there. >> nothing is going on. the vix is a function, implied volatility is an implied function of historical volatility. everyone believes in mean reversion. it is down to snap back. no one can say when. it happens on its own time. are right no one is expecting any shocker. joe: one extraordinary thing about this, there was political , all fed news, tax news kinds of stuff. this was one of the biggest news weeks in a while. it is the same story. >> earnings news. and obviously tech blowing past everyone this week on apple and off for that and amazon earnings. bigyone was braced for a swing and we got more of the same. slow grind higher. the tax refo

i am trish regan. coming up on today's intel, we'll talk some more about what we're seeing in north korea. meanwhile a key vote is about to take place in the senate budget committee. we'll have the results of what it means for tax reform. plus, after meeting with republican senators, the president was set to talk budgets in a bipartisan leadership meeting, but, the dems are in resist mode. you have chuck schumer and nancy pelosi abruptly pulling out of this meeting all together, accusing of the president refusing to play ball with the democrats. so are we heading for some kind of a government shutdown? >>> hillary clinton out there blasting president trump saying he is escalating tensions in north korea. get this, she did it while overseas in china. talking about inappropriate? don't forget, aren't we in the situation in part because of her failures as secretary of state? we're on it for you. >>> plus, blake burman with the very latest on president trump's move on tax reform. his move to push tax refor

trish regan. trish: thank you, neil.se meeting for the third day over the gop tax bill as senate gets ready to unveil its version of the bill which can come as early as tomorrow. breaking "the financial times" is reporting that the doj is demanding at&t sell cnn in order to get approval for the time warner acquisition. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." senate republicans taking a different tack on the gop tax bill. they are talking about delaying the corporate tax cuts until 2019. we hear there are seven b

ronald regan" aircraft carrier. it's operating in the >> molette, thank you. 4:33. we also have breaking news out of district heights. prince georges county found a man shot to death. police say the town house development is along sun valley terrace. police want to know from anyone who knows about this crime. >>> we have a sad update on the massive senior center fire in pennsylvania. officials have recovered the remains of two people now. this morning they'll be searching for the remains of two missing residents. that fire happened on thursday night when it was bitterly cold outside. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. >>> new details following the abrupt funeral home closure in northwest washington. the remains of more than 100 people have been removed from the austin royster funeral home. d.c.'s attorney general filed a they claim the funeral home charged grieving families for services it did not provide. >> without that license it can't get death certificates and without death certificates it can't inter the remains. >> d.c.'s chief medical exami

ok.let: nicole miller regan, managing director at piper jaffray. ♪ retail. pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving every competitor, threat and challenge outmaneuvered. comcast business outmaneuver. julie: let's take a look at bitcoin right now. we were talking earlier today about it breaking through $10,000 very quickly, than $11,000 quickly, and rocketing higher, but now on the day bitcoin is lower, below $10,000. a very volatile day in what has been a spectacular year, in many ways, for bitcoin care we will talk more about it later with steven englander. scarlet: we will get more on traditional commodities and began with soft commodities. it's begin with coffee, gaining 1.8% on the day. a supply concerns supporting prices as the weather turns unfavorable for coffee

cashing in just over an hour from now, trish regan, what do you have coming up? >> trish: hi dagen. new revelations in the uranium one scandal what an sci informant uncovered about russia and what it could mean for hillary clinton. plus, north korea declared a stay sponsor of terrorism by president trump. could this convince them to finally dismantle their nuclear program? cashing in see you at 11:30. >> dagen: thank you trish we'll be watching but up here first the white house pushing back after a judge blocked president trump's crack down on sanctuary cities. who has it right? who has it right? we debate, you my "business" was going nowhere... so i built this kickin' new website with godaddy. building a website in under an hour is easy! 68% of people... ...who have built their website using gocentral, did it in... ...under an hour, and you can too. type in your business or idea. pick your favourite design. personalize it with beautiful images. and...you're done! and now business is booming. harriet, it's a double stitch not a cross stitch! build a better website - in under an hour

cashing in just over an hour from now, trish regan, what do you have coming up? >> trish: hi dagen.ew revelations in the uranium one scandal what an sci informant uncovered about russia and what it could mean for hillary clinton. plus, north korea declared a stay sponsor of terrorism by president trump. could this convince them to finally dismantle their nuclear program? cashing in see you at 11:30. >> dagen: thank you trish we'll be watching but up here first the white house pushing back after a judge blocked president trump's crack down on sanctuary cities. who has it right? we debate, you decide. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your c

raises money to help disabled army rangers and the families of those killed in the line of duty jim regan'sson jimmy was killed while serving in afghanistan jim is holding a special event this sunday that our very own bk is running and dan will attempt to run it as well, it's always great to see you, welcome back to "fast money." >> thank you for having us back. >> i don't know how many years you've been coming on, but this event is growing and growing >> it's ten years since jimmy was killed, and it has grown we'll be down on sunday morning at pier 45 at 9:45, about 6 to 700 people will be down. we're going to do rundown heroes highway, down battery park and back it's a very patriotic event, i would love for your viewers to be there we go into the chelsea piers area, the lighthouse, we have a brunch from there we have a gold star memorial, we're honoring two wonderful rangers that have lost their lives a few years back and i'll tell you what, it's great, it's a great event for the kids it shows them something, what it takes. and the sacrifice that gold star parents make with their kids >>

perfectly done ribeye steak or crispy broiler chicken straight out of the album who could possibly say no regan's but. but if the horror of animals living and dying and factory farm conditions isn't enough to ruin your appetite new revelations show that the earth may literally be on track to turning into a toxic waste site thanks to yes our love of steaks and burgers these the findings and reasoning behind how our meat heavy diet may be causing environmental disaster right now our own backyard are fascinating and up implicating the entire corporate food chain in a way you probably never thought about before or to use david miller brings us more details on this story. america's water is under attack and also your health and if you had to choose between producing food on mass quantities or queen of water which one would you choose wait wait wait let's put it this way why do we have to choose whether to have clean water or producing food. moot is not why the american government institutes regulations to provide for safe upkeep of our environment and the overall health of the american people the glob

through dynamic scoring, trickle down and voodoo economic growth like we did during the regan and bush years back when we gave trillions of dollars in tax cuts to the wealthy and created the deficits that are now dragging on our economy. mr. speaker, people are so desperate that they'll believe us. of course we'll have to cut $25 billion out of social security immediately to meet budget rules, or maybe we can just cut some veteran benefits from mandatory spending. we're targeting $1.5 trillion in cuts to medicaid and medicare, but don't worry, mr. speaker, we'll just defeign recipients of these benefits as unworthy welfare cheats and the general public will impfor our deal. mr. speaker, let's adopt a better deal. let's pursue commonsensical means of growing this economy like spending these trillions of dollars on infrastructure instead of giveaway to the wealthy, by providing postsecondary education development, instead of taxing into debt. let's fund research on medical cures instead of burying the inferm into early graves. let us reject this abomination of a tax bill, and with that i

courtney regan is in the middle of the shopping action in new jersey with the latest how is it going, >> i spoke to one of macy's competitors, ceo kohls, he said well ahead of last year now kohl's stayed open late. the best selling item fitbits, apple watches, instant pots, nike and under armor gift items and blanket blows. he says active apparel and cold weather categories are seeing quote very strong sales. online conversion and buy online pick up in store for kohls are way up conversion seems to be really strong for a number of retailers. the analysis of shopping data from some of the world's largest retailers indicates by 11:00 a.m. this morning, there were 5% more shoppers online, 12 % more in check out and on thanksgiving day there were 26% more shoppers checking out online this year over thanksgiving day last year. here at wood bridge, new jersey, a lot are sticking with the stores and traffic is high as we've seen all day. >> it's awesome. we do it every year and it's so much fun to wake up and go shopping the whole day. >> i went out last night with my dad. i like to get into

the house of representatives approved the biggest tax code since the time of ronald regan.sonal income tax brackets and scales back many deductions used by the middle class. they call it a give away to the rich. meanwhile, the gop is likely to face a tougher time getting through the senate. >> reporter: house republicans cheered as their tax plan passed with votes to spare. >> we are in a generational defining moment for our country. >> reporter: the tax cuts and jobs act of 2017 shrinks the number of brackets from seven to four. lowering rates and eliminating some deductions. the independent tax policy center estimates americans who make between 50 and $90,000 a year would get an average tax cut next year of about $800. president trump took a victory lap on capitol hill. he pushed for the bill's huge corporate rate cut but democrats warned the gop will pay a political price for passing a plan that primarily benefits big business and the wealthy. >> republicans want you to believe that their it trickle down tax break for the rich will pay for itself. never has happened. >>

[applause] did you know that ronald regan said any problem that america has the solution , can be found in between the two covers of the bible? he said that. so at the press club i presented a solution to the black/white problem from scripture bible and , quran. and many of you that call yourself christian and muslim, you read the quran and the bible as long as it don't condemn your foolishness. [applause] [chatter] so i wanted you to see what i said in 1984, which was 33 years ago. the very next year i made a speech in california at the forum, over 19,000 people showed up and members of the jewish community were marching, saying who do you want? farrakhan. how do you want him? dead. after i spoke it was a hot lecture. i mean, fire. and my teacher told me that when light ad a fire -- fire, don't stay around and watch it burn. so i'll be out of here after today. [applause] you may say,: well, this is not a usual press conference. no, it isn't. no, this is far from that. i warned president regan at that that hethe thinking had, not fully knowing it but i knew enough to know that ronald re

i am trish regan. welcome to the intelligence report. trading a little bit lower, though, off the lows of the session as investors await these fed minutes. they'll basically provide some indication of what the central bank intends to do with its next interest rate hike. we're also watching for some fresh insight into the fed's thinking on the health of the u.s. economy, the job markets as we move forward into the new year, and it comes just days after federal reserve chair janet yellen announced her resignation. paving the way for trump nominee jerome pow he will to kick off a there at the fed. let's go right now. we're waiting on these fed minutes to be released in just about ten seconds and adam shapiro is live at the federal reserve, and he has those for us right now. how is it looking there, adam? adam: on track for a december rate increase, but low inflation remains a big concern among members of the fomc and a topic of debate among the fomc about low inflation's impact on future rate increases next year. quote many participants obs

hello, trish regan. trish: we have breaking details on the senate's tax bill.tate, guess what your taxes are going up. they are eliminating the state and local tax deduction. this is the housewares and means committee makes its final tweaks to the republican tax bill. once this is done, the committee will vote on the plan. this could all happen within the next 60 minutes. so do not go anywhere. i'm trish regan, welcome, to the intelligence report. we're watching the street. we have a market selling off, off the lows of the session. nonetheless, a lot of jitters out there after treasury secretary steve mnuchin steve mnuchin

trish regan will be helping us as well. of other crucial races as well to report in washington state. so much else going on in new york city. busy busy night. trish: this is a big one for you. neil: exactly, there you go. trish: be there with you. looking forward to it, neil. lawmakers are making changes on capitol hill. the white house is determined to get tax reform done this year. today president trump's top economic advisors will meet with eight senate democrats because, let's face it, the republicans can not do this one alone. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." we said it over and over again. i certainly told you. there are a lot of things i like about this bill. a whole lot of things i like about the gop tax bill. a lot of great things, offering tax relief for millions of americans, that's good. corporate tax relief? that's good.

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." we have new details on that

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report."llen submitted her resignation. we have steve forbes and blake burman has more on this breaking news development. reporter: trish, here is what i can tell you. janet yellen sent her letter of resignation to president trump earlier today. announcing resignation going forward from the federal reserve board of governors. that will take place etiff upon swearing in of her successor, that being jerome powell. this is one-page