ashley: the u.s. that was sent over there that was being used for whatever, put in vaults, stolen and they're also using u.s. humvees, this is an outfit that completely funded and outfitted by the united states liz: they're using the money to pay their terrorist army. ashley: what about the oil? >> and there are major donors in places like saudi arabia and other countries that individuals who donate. and we have not blasted the oil field. one person previously from the administration argue that would expect the environment if we blasted the oil field. but a new scene has come up, passports, that in two of the cities they had had passport offices. thousands of blank passports, the passport machines liz: fake passports. they're selling fake passports as well as giving them out to their fighters. that's another new revenue stream. we see it here as well. ashley: here is another number for you. according to the latest wall street journal poll, 57% of americans oppose donald trump's proposed ban on muslim.

ashley: the great.t: the great ella fitzgerald. >> even surpassing frank sinatra, ella fitzgerald. stuart: it gets me teary-eyed, i'm not sure i can go on with the show. it's nearly christmas eve and listen to this, it's going to be 70 degrees in new york city tomorrow. the warmest christmas eve on record in the northeast. meanwhile, on the west coast, winter storms and snow, that's going to make travel difficult, but that's more like christmas to me. ashley: yes. stuart: will you look at that, that's not christmas. that's santa's sled pulled by robotic dogs. those machines are made by a company bought by google. >> that's wrong, just plane wrong. stuart: it's wrong, it's disturbing. well, i'll sum it up like this, now you've seen it all. serious stuff now, and a spokesman in baghdad calling the fall of ramadi inevitable. and it's been under isis control since may. there are 2 or 300 isis fighters left in the city. i've got more with ralph peters coming up and is the pentagon putting a rather rosie face

second, ashley webster. ashley: thank you very much. welcome, everybody, to the intelligence report. donald trump. trailing in the polls. has gotten the attention of hillary clinton. clinton called it donald trump the best recruiting tool for isis. now, trump wants an apology. >> i will demand an apology from hillary. you can be the messenger. she should apologize. she lies about e-mails. she lies about whitewater. she lies about everything. she will be a disaster as president of the united states. ashley: she lies about everything. what is your take on this? it has not worked out too well. >> this is what donald trump has been talking about, tweeting about, all day long. it continues to press on throughout the day. i want to show you that. real quickly, do you think that hillary clinton will apologize to me? there is no video says trump. isis is using videos for trump to workgroup. >> he is becoming isis bassett rooker. they are going to people, showing videos. more radical jihad. >> while clinton did not have a specific video in mind,

ashley: "yes."but really quick, stuart, the one e-mail i found so interesting was the night of the benghazi attacks that e-mail between herself and chelsea clinton. we found her e-mail was pseudonym and chelsea was very eloquent in her e-mail to her mother. stuart: and told at that time it was a terror attack. cheryl: the jamming for hillary clinton obviously but that's the one i found so interesting. stuart: tamara holder, a leftist, a democrat is giving me an ugly look out of the corner of my eye she's resting her head. >> i'm just sleeping. when are you going to be done talking about this. ashley: there's so many e-mails. >> this is, like, your christmas shopping every single month. what is it? what did you say? 7800 pages? . stuart: 999 classified e-mail on her private server when she said there were none. >> look, my friend just made the best comment. he said she's a liar but she's the best liar we have. stuart: oh. >> it's true. she's still a liar, they're all liars. it is. but let's just be s

ashley: history does come late.andout stock of the year, we're getting earnings from nike after the bell today. and mcdonald's has done well and ge, i wants to ask you about wal-mart, a bit of a loser to say the least this year. what did wal-mart get wrong? >> i don't think they necessarily got anything wrong. they're paying people a lot more now, so that's going to dent earnings for a while. when you have minimum wage increas with a cpanyike l-ma, th's aig dl, whenou he a llio emoyee thehaveo ch throh th incase the cost butmazois n-- it sorof rningast em. opleealllikehoppg onine d i ink mpans likeal-mt ha a dficu ti. in aitio we' at poin in t ecomy wre pple e t foed tshopt wamart ymore, then sh at othe places because their jobs are secure and things are getting better economically, they're going to shop at places like target or nordstrom or other places and i think that the triple combination there of those three things from wal- 17 will be good for them. what about the dow itself. what are you seeing, 18,000, 19,0

and we bring it to you for your benefit, ashley. ashley: what, am i a pagan?e source, juan williams, we played this just for you. >> i'm a child at heart. i'm not going to pretend i don't love it. i love it. >> i have tears in my eyes, i really do. on-line shopping, oh, it ruled. ups and fedex are they benefitting? >> between black friday and new year's eve 630 million packages, increase over last year. today alone, this tuesday, 36 million packages will be delivered today. what's interesting is, the record high ten years ago for one day was 17 million. that shows you the impact of on-line e-commerce. stuart: i have to believe that a large number of those packages are on-line, with an amazon attachment to it. me sending you a present by ups, it's on-line. ashley: e-commerce. >> and it's unbelievable, most to mine, and elise williams, she has amazon prime and tells me it costs her nothing, but i think that fedex and ups are making money. stuart: you're a closet liberal, have you got something wrong with fedex making money out of package deliveries? >> no. i can

ashley -- they all said ashley surprised them. she ran off to call the police, and they were justtrying to stop her. there was no rape! it was an accident! i need to hear that from them. i want names now! [ sighs ] you really think that your friends are going to trust you to keep quiet for the rest of your life? you're a loose end, my friend. and in my business, loose ends don't fare so well. [ breathes raggedly ] what do yoyothink, jesse? flynn: okay, so, what do you want, the, uh, sku number or the serial number? tao: give me both. okay. we got bravo, alpha, six. bravo, alpha, six. four, foxtrot, charlie, echo. four, foxtrot, charlie, echo. how much longer is this gonna take? oh, um... not long. thank you, jesse. we'll round up thehe little friends of yours. i guess, um... i guess i won't be going to berkeley this fall, will i? with a library in it for you. [ sighs ] will you let me tell my parents? i'd rather they hear it from me. sure. [ clears throat ] [ door closes ] emerge restored. fortified. replenished. emerge everyday w

what happened, ashley? ashley: oil.ing with the market, oil has now turned negative, we saw a bump when we got the inventory levels were showing a bigger draw down than expected, in other words, more oil being used and now reality has set in and opec is pumping it out at full speed as everyone else and there's too much oil out there and the price is turning sout. stuart: watch out below because it has really turned south. watch out. then we have douglas tom, the founder of north face, died at the age of 72, a kayaking accident? cheryl: he's one of the biggest names in retail, found huge businesses of course in his lifetime walked away because he wanted to live his life, and he wanted to climb the top mountains in the world, he wanted to go kayaking, and he wanted to live his life, and that's how he died, living. the kayaking accident, unfortunately, is kayak overturned, ended up of dying of hypothermia, everyone else okay except for him. stuart: what a tragedy, a man does all of that and then says i want to live a diffe

((ashley: i froze.)) ((norman: we turned the light on and we saw smoke everywhere so that's when it hit, like wow, we just got shot at...)) ((ashley: we didn't believe everything that happened. it was unbelievable.)) ((vanessa murphy)) the bullet holes on the couch they had just left and the towel that was on it along with the blanket with part of a bullet. ((ashley: i was scared for my life.)) ((vanessa murphy)) so many reminders - ((ashley: i'm not ready to go...)) ((vanessa murphy)) it was a close call. ((ashley: there was a bullet hole pretty much that would have been straight to his head from that window.)) ((vanessa murphy)) that decision to leave the living room....may have saved their lives. ((ashley: we were in the safest place that we could be.)) ((vanessa murphy)) the couple says the shooter or shooters had to be looking for someone else since they just moved in. there was a shooting here several months ago.... and metro police say it seems ashley and norman were not the intended targets. ((nor

((ashley: i froze.)) ((norman: we turned the light on and we saw smoke everywhere so that's when it hit, like wow, we just got shot at...)) ((ashley: we didn't believe everything that happened. it was unbelievable.)) ((vanessa murphy)) the bullet holes on the couch they had just left and the towel that was on it along with the blanket with part of a bullet. ((ashley: i was scared for my life.)) ((vanessa murphy)) so many reminders - go...)) ((vanessa murphy)) it was a close call. ((ashley: there was a bullet hole pretty much that would have been straight to his head from that window.)) ((vanessa murphy)) that decision to leave the living room....may have saved their lives. ((ashley: we were in the safest place that we could be.)) ((vanessa murphy)) the couple says the shooter or shooters had to be looking for someone else since they just moved in. the landlord tells 8 news now there was a shooting here several months ago.... and metro police say it seems ashley and norman were not the intended targets. ((

story, ashley. ashley: because it's apparently secret u.s.olicy they are not to check social media, for two reasons, fear of a civil liberties backlash and bad public relations. what's insane about this, tashfeen malik, the right of farook, was very public in her acknowledgment of the radical islam and supportive of the martyrdom that comes with it. it's out there publicly on-line and yet, the u.s., not only doesn't check it, but is not allowed to. back in 2014, homeland security was told, look, i think maybe we should look at social media and give people a clue as to what people are thinking. stuart: if i apply for the job with a private sector with an employer, the first thing that person does, what's he been saying on facebook, what kind of guy. ashley: people have lost jobs because of what they said on social media. >> that's where they are, this is all over social media recruiting and so forth, so that would be the obvious place to look. stuart: where is facebook? if she was making these kinds of posts don't you have an algorithm that sp

brian loftus ashley... how's the weather looking today? < ashley beautiful shot of the linq on the strip -- 32 degrees right now -- winds calm coming from the sw at 3 miles per hour -- we're 6 degrees colder than we were at this time yesterday. ....................... our regional southwest temps -- it's 42 degrees in los angeles -- phoenix, just 38 at this hour -- cedar city is only 4 degrees -- denver cold there, just 5 degrees. ........................ we'll look for that sunrise right around 6:51 -- twighlight is around 6:22 so we'll start to see that sun come up over the mountains then -- look for that sunset at 4:35 this evening. ....................... we're expected to reach that high of 50 degrees at mccarran -- but some of our neighborhood temps will won't even reach the 50's -- 46 for summerlin and anthem -- 49 for henderson and north las vegas. ....................... our high today -- 50 degrees -- our normal high is 56 -- look for sunny skies all around the tonight our low will be 35 degrees, clear skies with a nw wind at 3 t

ashley berlin 09:15:01 as soon as midnight struck htey started shooting hte house with aks and 45s ashley berlin 09:16:59 my life couldve ended my boyfriends life couldve ended that fast the couple was on the couch... until they say something told them to go to bed... norman brown 09:05:53 my girlfriend went to then something hit me go lay down go lay down ashey berlin 09:23:09 to know that he couldve been gne sahley berline 09:17:42 its all those what ifs but god protected us ll sahley berline 09:20:08 we were in the safest palce and he had his shielf around us and nothing came close to this bed and it was him and ive been trying not to cry shawn wilson 09:10:34 a couple of my friends that used to live here used to get in a lot of trouble and this was his mothers house ll a neighbor shawn lawson says he knew the person who previously lived in the apartment and says in september that tenant was involved in a different shooting...lawson says after he heard the gunshots this time.... he ran out and saw two men right by berlins front door... shawn wilson 09:12:05 i actually chased them but t

ashley conroy is here with a (( )) (( ashley conroy: our high today 57 degrees. it's going to be sunny early, but won't stay that way, clouds will be moving into our valley, and those winds are really going to pick up. we could also have some showers move into our area by tomorrow night. ................................ today that sunrise at 6:43am, we'll have our sunset tonight by expect winds to start increasing in our area... ................................ .. here's our neighborhood forecast... summerlin you'll be at 53 today, green valley/anthem in the upper 50's and centennial hills right around mid- 50's. don't anticipate these average temps for this time of year to stay, but after that weather system moves through our area, we're also expecting cooler temps valley-wide -- i'll have the full forecast coming up in later in the newscast./// )) ((michael stevens)) > a historic agreement was announced today about a worldwide plan to combat climate change. nearly 200 countries agreed to fight global warming by limiting greenhouse gas emissions... during a clim

ashley berlin as soon as midnight struck shooting hte house with aks and 45s ashley berlin my life couldve ended my boyfriends life couldve ended that fast the couch... until they say something told bed... norman brown went to lay down watch tv then go lay down go lay down ashey berlin to know that he couldve been gne sahley berline 09:17:42 its all those what ifs but god protected us ll sahley berline we were in the safest palce and he had his shielf around us and nothing came close to this bed and it was him and ive been trying not to cry shawn wilson couple of my friends that used to live here used to get in a lot of trouble and this was his mothers house ll a neighbor says he knew the person who previously lived in the apartment and says in september that tenant was involved in a different shooting... after he heard the gunshots this time.... he ran out and saw two men right by berlins front door... shawn wilson i actually chased them but they got away quick shawn wilson it was two blakc guys it was realy dark the lighs that shine from here gave a sillhouette and they had baseball hats

so, here is to my brilliant sister, ashley. >> abby: [ sighs ] >> ashley: phyllis, hi. >> phyllis: hi. >> ashley: what are you doing here? >> phyllis: just came for my checkup. how about you? >> ashley: uh, i'm here to see ben. >> phyllis: oh. right, right. about the wedding. >> ashley: yeah. >> phyllis: you know, um, wedding plans can wait long enough for you to express why you suddenly stepped down as c.e.o. >> ashley: you were there when i did the explaining to jack. >> phyllis: i know i was there. and you offered up that vague excuse about pursuing other interests. now, that was not much of an explanation. >> ashley: i'm busy with certain things. >> phyllis: don't say that this is about abby getting married soon. no amount of wedding prep would stop you from walking away from a job you've been fighting years to get. >> ashley: phyllis, you always think you know me so well. >> phyllis: well, i know you well enough that you're not telling me the whole truth. now, what is really going on with you?

watcp out for this crash. > < > let's send it over to weather with ashley./// < ashley conroy here's a live look from our sunset cam -- freezing outside, only 32 degrees -- partly cloudy skies humidity about 38- percent. ................... our temps around the valley -- 32 on the strip -- henderson 29 -- aliainte 27. ................. regionally pahrump 29 -- colorado river valley in the mid-30's cold up there in rachel 14, pioche just 17 degrees. ............... here's your day planner -- by 9 this morning still in the 30's -- 38 degrees -- by noon it's warmed up in the mid-40's -- but still a cold day out today -- 48 for your high today -- then getting colder and partly cloudy skies after sundown tonight. ....................... before the holiday this week -- or for work -- no travel delays for the country -- so should be a smooth start to travel day. i'll have more local forecast coming up brian back to you. > < kirsten, brian... back to you./// > ((brian loftus)) > we're less than a week away from 2016! and metro police want to make sure you have a safe new year! city leaders a

ashley: you do.art: this is what i really like, the cheapest gas in america is a buck 31 for regular, got to pay cash, but four locations in garden city kansas. you can fill up the yank tank and-- >> that's what we used to call the big cars. my first car i bought was a delta, automobile, delta 88. that was a yank tank. 1973. >> a tuna boat, yeah, nine miles to the gallon. ashley: a wheel about this big. stuart: 25 cents to the gallon, we didn't care. let's get serious again. president obama in a year end interview with npr thinks isis should be taken seriously, but he says, non-islam terror is just as big a problem. roll that tape, please. >> if you just look at the numbers, then non-islamic, non-foreign motivated terrorist actions have killed at least as many americans on american soil as those who are promoted by jihadists. >> all right, katie, have at it. >> he's making that statement because barack obama has a tendency to compare and treat crime in the united states as the same thing as terrorism

ashley: wow.t: check that big board, we're now down 4 points, turned from upside move to a slight downside move. there you have it. looks like a new budget deal, house leaders increase spending and lets in tens of thousands of refugees, conservatives are not happy. representative louie goalman will being on this program at 11:15. kate hopkins, very much known and disliked figure in britain. she says that obese people are lazy. she gained and lost 55 pounds to prove her point. a show watched here and m britain. donald trump is a fan. she's next. ♪ >> fedex stock doing nicely. its on-line shipping doing well and that's giving a minor boost to ups as well. that's up 1% there. this is the third day in a row record high at mcdonald's. 118.15. remember british prime minister david cameron, he says that lawmakers will unite against donald trump if he becomes the president of the united states. katie hopkins is a daily mail columnist. you like donald trump and we also know that he likes you, and are you s

ashley.ce, he raised the minimum wage for all employees to $70,000 a year. reports say he may have done it to avoid a costly lawsuit. ashley. ashley: this is interesting, he did this back in april and slashed his own salary, it's important from over a million a year to 70,000 just like everyone else. his brother filed a lawsuit two weeks before he did that saying his combination was excessive and out of skew with the rest of the company. dan price himself, who we've had on the show many times, likeable guy, he said, no, that suit was filed after i made the move, he didn't like that i gave them 70,000. turns out he was served two weeks before. >> the offense is a good defense-- altruiusm? no. stuart: to avoid that. ashley: on his brother. stuart: he's popular on the left, and doing something about income inequality in his back yard. i think he was going to run for office until this. >> exactly. stuart: i'm cutting you off. >> i was going to say, so much for the political campaign. i don't thin

((ashley: i was scared for my life.)) ((vanessa murphy)) so many reminders - ((ashley: i'm not ready to was a close call. ((ashley: there was a bullet hole pretty much that would have been straight to his head from that window.)) ((vanessa murphy)) that decision to leave the living room....may have saved their lives. ((ashley: we were in the safest place that we could be.)) ((vanessa murphy)) the couple says the shooter or shooters had to be looking for someone else since they just moved in. the landlord tells 8 news now there was a shooting here several months ago.... and metro police say it seems ashley and norman were not the intended targets. ((norman: if i would stayed a little longer, yeah i would have been right here in the action. it just sucks to know that.)) ((vanessa murphy)) they say they relocated from portland... okay neighborhood.)) ((vanessa murphy)) to start a new chapter in their lives.... ((norman: who wouldn't want to come to vegas?)) ((vanessa murphy)) they didn't expect it would begin like this. ((no

ashley? 3 cody...3 the guy who lives in this home says on a typical day... there's hardly any water in his yard.... but just look at a river... it's also moving like one. 3 and take a look -- this is that same body of water just one block over on camden drive. officials have closed this road...due to how deep and how quickly the water is moving. residents who live near the water say it's so far never come as high as the house... so right now -- they say theyre just watching and waiting to see what this afternoon's rain brings. and they also have a pretty good attitude about all too. 3 3 3 i just sit out here. i might sit in the window and like i got my fishing pole right there. i might throw my fishing rod out the window, just playing around. 3 also in greenville county sc-dot crews had the far right lane of i-385 closed off this afternoon near haywood road -- as they worked to patch a pothole that had grew.we're that lane once they're finished. and in anderson county -- guyton road still closed...after rain open up a sinkhole this past october that washed a

on monday night, ashley got an email. expecting. "i received an email from toys r us that my layaway payment had been paid so i panicked and paid for the wrong ashley grabbed the on top of all the other stresses she has from life and the holidays that this would add to it. but far from it. instead it was she who getting a gift expect. "the guy told me that someone had come in and wrote a check and they had randomly selected people and the check covered multiple people's layaway accounts." ashely doesn't know who to thank. this "secret santa" wants to stay that way. but hopefully that person is watching right now....so they know just how much ashley appreciates the kindness and the goodness of this act. "it was pretty amazing. i've never had anything like that happen to me so it was awesome." and today we received a message from another mom who had her toys r us layaway paid off because of this on the show " " jessica rae: again that's coming up today on dr. oz at 4 o'clock right here on abc9. jessica rae as we go forward into the we

. >> we would send it to ashley everywhere. it would always be under her name. >> since then the clinic has claimed that shy was only there in 2013 after the mannings moved away to colorado. not in 2011 as al jazeera originally reported. now al jazeera is releasing the conversation. >> this is heather can i help you? >> yes, i need to do an employment verification on a sent l -- gentlemen called charles sly. do you know him? >> yes, uh-huh. >> do you give me the precise dates. >> i can. it will be just a moment. >> please remain on the line. >> the first that we have what the signed for him was 10/17/11. >> do you know how long he stayed with you? >> i think a couple of months. >> that's great. you know him then? >> yes, i knew him when he was here. >> now the doctor who never responded to al jazeera's request for comment says charlie sly has fabricated his whole story. shy says everything he said when he didn't know he was being recorded was untrue. >> payton manning has issued his own angry denial, saying he has never used pe

. >> all this time we'll be sending ashley manning drugs, growth hormone all the time. it would never be under peyton's name. it would always be under her name. >> peyton manning has now responded to the allegations of the program. >> it's completely fabricated complete trash, garbage. there are more adjectives i would like to be able to use, but it makes me sick. >> we spoke to the institute who gave us the start date charlie sly worked in their pharmacy i in 2011. in the last 24 hours sly has issued his own video denial. we also infiltrated a network in canada. we filmed a pharmacist and doctor who supplies athletes with an array of banned drugs and offered to destroy medical records to cover it up. >> some would use ten injection as day in some cases. >> wow. >> now we'll get into the bad [bleep] >> if you want to go black ops, so to speak, i can document everything in my own chart. if anybody ever comes sniffing for it, there's the decoy. >> athletes did not respond to request to comment. other athletes named in the program who did respond deny the allegations. al j

ashley: yeah,.prime time speech we should not enter a ground war in iraq or sear just to defeat isis and said that air strikes were working. congressman is with us who served in both iraq wars. i'm getting conflicting reports about ho many troops and how much time it would take to go in, boots on the ground and kill isis. what's your answer? >> well, i think the president is giving us a false choice in terms of saying it's either limited actions or all-out war. i mean the fact is we could have much more robust air campaign, wider target list, certainly increased in the number of special operators in part, which is doing solely to take out high targets and our advisors to go forward outside the wire with the ground element in terms of, for instance, providing air controllers to knock out targets. is to is on there's a lot we can do. certainly we have to hit their oil infrastructure, that's vital. stuart: okay. so much more robust air campaign, but you're also calling i think -- i'm reading between th

ashley: correct.t: that's a huge chunk of income and less than half the population is in that. didn't know that. one in five americans will die in debt. there's a headline. according to a survey from credit card.com. liz, is that an economic indicator? liz: yeah, it is. they're also saying that half of those polls said they won't be able to pay off their debt until they're 61 has economic implications because consumer spending is an issue for the u.s. economy. two-thirds of it. so, this also echoes a prior report on this same poll. you know what? we can't afford our debt, we'll have to pay it off for decades. stuart: you know, you really did affect the market, we're up 26 points after you said the fed's not going to raise rates. see what you've done? >> i don't think it matters at this point. i think that the economy's in trouble. they raise rates, it's not -- if they don't raise rates, people are going to be more panicked because they're going to see what i've been seeing and talking about, which is

ashley. 3 - jump off from this shore starts at 1:16 p-m... sharp! 3 - 5th year in a row for the plunge- take a look back at last year's- about a hundred people showed up- looking to top that number- after the jump: hot drinks and sweet treats!- all sponsored by *paris mountain state park friends* 3 money raised through registration fees goes straight to group:- events- upgrades to the park 3 time for weather and traffic. traffic. 3 showers and fog linger early in the day, with morning temperatures in the 50s and 60s. expect a few daytime showers to continue with overcast skies, and highs reaching the mid to upper 60s. tonight, heavy rain pushes in with lows in the 50s. mild temperatures and a few showers continue on tuesday, with heavier rain by midweek. new year's eve will hold on to a chance for a few showers, but clearer skies come for new year's day. along with sunshine for friday and the weekend, seasonably cololair returns with highs in the 50s and lows down to freezing. showers and fog linger early in the day, with morning temperatures in the

the 9- time grammy winner died in 1998 at the age of 82. /// toss to ashley for weather ashley conroy a live look outside of our molasky cam beautiful night on the las vegas strip... currently, it's 48 and clear outside... winds are calm now at only 5 mph... .............................. but expect those winds to change wind advisory by tomorrow afternoon -- so you'll also want to watch out for any blowing dust around the valley -- a much bigger deal for those high profile vehicles and motorcycles... we could also get some showers in later tomorrow night... and expect these weather changes to bring in colder temps later this week... ............................. looking at this future radar map... look at this weather system moving into our area...you can see that green on the radar indicating rain in las vegas... right now -- 53 on the strip - henderson you're at 50 -- seven hills you're down in the 40's already for tonight. kyle canyon getting cold at 28 degrees. ........................ wind advisory coming in tomorrow high profile vehicles and motorcycles be extra careful