one shot also has ryan philippe and ashley green. now playing in theaters and video on demand back with scott atkins right after this. on dennis miller plus one ah, join me every thursday on the alex simon show. when i was speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me . oh, when i was just seemed wrong. when all please. just don't me. i mean you world, yes to say proud disdain, because the advocate and engagement it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. there's no pinnacle of evolution. everything's flat. a bacterium is a product to 4000000000 years of evolution in a specific environment. so away. so in that sense, when we on the last few survivors of indigo along a long process, you so as in to the springs yellowstone, we will not do very well. bacteria will do much better in that sense. they folks welcome back to dennis miller plus one. we're talking to our friend scott atkins over in walter at the mall to 4 seasons. as

one shot also has ryan philippe and ashley green. now playing in theaters and video on demand back was scott atkins right after this. on dennis miller plus one. ah, join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess from the world of politics, sport, business, i'm show business. i'll see you then. mm. long long. when i would show the same wrong. when all just don't the road. yes to see out. the thing becomes the after an engagement equals the trail when so many find themselves world far as we choose to look for common ground in the hey folks, welcome back to dennis miller plus one. we're talking to our friend scott atkins, over in walter at the multiple 4 seasons. as you can see. he's appeared in many blockbuster film, 0 dark, 30 american assassin, dr. strange in the marvel universe, currently starring along ryan philippe. and i only say, philippe, but i think it might be fully be. what does it do? you know, i think it's fully tiny, but some people on the step se knows philippe. yeah, i gotta i gotta get too f

and we garcia, cia analysts played by ashley green. and we're coming into this guantanamo by type of facility off the coast of poland. we've got to extract a guy that's wanted to you may have been information about on an impending nuclear threat. we gotta get this going to pull him out of that. when we land on this island, there's these terrorists slash mercenaries the turn up stage, place all hell breaks loose last twist, some times and a hell of a lot of action. i love that i did reminds me of something like the rock meets where eagles dare, which i watched over the weekend. the great where eagles dare say that sort of thing. where you've got to go in and get the guy, get the guy out of the malware, clint eastwood. richard burton stunning in that film. by the way. folks, if you haven't seen that great soundtrack, you always need that. the repetitive music, you know, action films, obviously when i go to see an action film, i kind of like a little character development, but i have to insist i go to see character development for develop

ashley green now playing in theaters and video on demand. you know, as i'm sort of fascinating, i'm like the least physical guy in the universe. i just lay claims that out. if i can, i can break 100 in golf. i'm good. but whenever i watch martial artist guys and you guys i find it must be so mentally healthy. like, for instance, when i watch the great bruce lee, the diminutive character, but at some point it must be i can't imagine how good it feels to know at some point you never want to use it. but if you do have to defend yourself, you've got it in there, and i'm wondering after you learned that scott, as a young man, did it bring some peace of mind to you, or what does it do when you learn that you can take care of yourself i think people that train and martial arts and they go in the gym and in a controlled environment, you get to test yourself against another man and you know, you get out of your system so that when you go out on a friday or saturday and i have a few drinks you're less likely to look for trouble now, and also your vari

ashley: california loves to tout its green policies but according to new analysis, the liberal statelywood this morning. kelly, we know california has issued mandates requiring residents and businesses to switch to green energy, so what's the problem? >> well, simply put, ashley, there's not enough execution planning behind the mandates and so california isn't cutting greenhouse gas emissions fast enough. the goal is to cut the 1990 levels by 40% in 2030. question are decades behind the goal. from 2018 to 2019, california cut emissions by 1.6%. to catch up it will have to decrease by 4.3% each year, more than double the year over year reductions recorded in recent years. the biggest driver of emissions is transportation. the total number of zero emissions vehicles is growing. even if california meets the required 18% yearly increase, charging evs will put more strain on struggling grid capacity, a grid which relies on fossil fuels. policy critics cite the lack of progress of proof the draconian measures aren't working because there isn't enough execution planning. with subsidies ther

ashley. giving youths and strong green numbers, take it away. ashley: thank you. i have slippers on this morning. i put the painted shoes away for now but thank you for peeping. good morning, everybody. i'm ashley webster in for stuart varney. president biden says there is no federal solution to the surge in covid. he says it is up to the state. let me ask you this was why doesn't he rescind the osha mandate. when we were in the middle of the most contagious covid strain we've seen to date why is he on vacation in delaware. we will get into that. the cdc has shortened the quarantine time for people who tested positive. isolation time dropped to 5 days, they are not showing symptoms. they should then wear a mask around others for five more days. will there be a vaccine mandate to travel within the country? doctor anthony fauci says it has been considered but is it necessary? we will sort it out. a travel nightmare i am sorry to say continues. 2500 flights canceled yesterday, 750 canceled already this morning. what a mess, reports from airports across the country. l

ashley. giving youths and strong green numbers, take it away. ashley: thank you.in covid. he says it is up to the state. let me ask you this was why doesn't he rescind the osha mandate. when we were in the middle of the most contagious covid strain we've seen to date why is he on vacation in delaware. we will get into that. the cdc has shortened the quarantine time for people who tested positive. isolation time dropped to 5 days, they are not showing symptoms. they should then wea

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ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> confusion has left a restaurant in san francisco dealing with hateful reviews and phone calls. >> north beach restaurant near stockton in green was mistaken for the restaurant that refused service to police officers over the weekend that restaurant is actually caught held in jesse near union and powell streets. now the general manager of north beach restaurants believe social media post calls that confusion which has led to many negative phone calls emails and one-star yelp reviews shocking that people are. >> that they don't read all of the information in just a sam. probably the most angry of all of the responses. we've gotten took a while to get through the yelp. and by that time it's kind of like damage done. >> us put a hold on and posting for north beach restaurant. the general manager tells kron that officers are always welcome to eat. there. new developments in the school shooting that killed 4 people in michigan. the prosecutor now saying school officials in michigan could also face charges. the prosecutor already charged 15, year-old ethan crumbley and his parents. but now she says her office is investigating what s

ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> now to our 4 zone forecast as we take another live look at stormtracker 4 radar tonight and still a lot of green out. lawrence standing by, focusing on the rainy week ahead. yeah, a lot of that rain now coming into view by our doppler radar out there. now we've had as much as a quarter of an inch of rain in some parts of the north bay lighter amounts just a few hundreds elsewhere. but there's plenty more to come. in fact, over the next 7 to 10 days maybe longer than that, we're going to see a series of storms impact the bay area and the state they're now you've got slick roads. a lot of people traveling get ready for the holiday. and we've got plenty of storms coming our way. here's this first one expected to come onshore. you can see that rain moving through now more scattered showers and pop-up moderate amounts of rainfall as we head toward the middle of the night. and then as we head toward tomorrow morning. i think we've become more widely scattered early on. so not a washout for a commute early in the day. but then behind that, we start to see a change in the pattern. you get a little bit o

said to close the year out in the green making that the third straight year for gains for all the major averages sue. thanks for watching. happy new year. now to ashley webster in for charles payne. didn't i see you before? >> i was going to say tag on it. good afternoon everyone. i'm actually webster in for charles paul-- charles payne and this is "making money" breaking right now, the last trading day of a volatile year. is the santa claus rally delivering our expectations, plus market washers-- watchers share what you need to know to prepare your portfolio for 2022. the us surpassing 2 million covid cases in a single week for the first time during the pandemic as people wait in line for hours just to be tested, but are we finally nearing the peak? we will get into that with doctor marty makary who will be here with advice. plus, should we look to the polo seat household for stock tips? mere days after nancy posey insisted nancy-- lawmakers should trade stocks because it's a free market she and her husband loaded up on options. we will have all of that and much much more on "making money". ashley: markets are slightly lower and have been that way s

to fox news live i'm ashley strohmier, lane for 90 deaths inside the state in the body of 13-year-old brown was found thursday in a wooded area near the subdivision in bowling greenwas the seventh member of the family to die from the devastating twister. 76 of confirmed deaths were in kentucky and makeshift memorials to remember those lost. now mexico a search warrant for alec baldwin's cell phone. the phone could hold evidence to investigate the deadly shooting on the film shoot. and rehearsal, it killed the photographer and her the director. he has named that he did not pull the trigger but so far no charges have been filed. i'm ashley strohmier and back to tucker carlson tonight. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: on its website, they are not hiding it, blm has called for the emanation of the nuclear family. they are not the only ones. this is a big themee on the lef. children are burden to the environment. don't be loyal to your family. a rutgers professor called brittany cooper said "we don't need traditional nuclear families." contributor to "fearless with jason whitlock." he joins us now. thanks for coming on. she is speaking, this rutgers professor, they are always the worst

green light to live a normal life and enjoy christmas. you see this language of do these things. on the other hand we are hearing restrictions and rules so it is a mixed message. ashleyour professional opinion. we appreciate it. todd: 19 after the hour. media darling doctor anthony fauci facing some accountability for his role in the pandemic response. >> the administration behind the curve, ship 500 million free home tests. todd: are we witnessing fauci's fall from grace? joe can't a is next. these are the faces of listerine. the face of millions of germs zapped in seconds. the face of clean. the face of whoa! some are of intensity, others joy. all are of... various: ahhh... listerine. feel the whoa! >> early-morning text likely the reason she still alive. madeleine allen was found in a basement 90 miles away over the weekend. the 19-year-old writing i love you to her parents, gave me chills. she had been missing since tuesday night, the man who police say held her against her will. a new update in a case "fox and friends" following closely, to reconsider a truck driver's 110 year sentence in it to the crash. the founder of the trucking association joined us to weig

ashley strohmeyer fox news. alrighty we're getting ready for the rain. it's not here yet. it's a little cloudy today. a little foggy this morning tomorrow morning, we'll start off the same way and then the greengoing to be pushing on shore in the afternoon hours. i think the afternoon commute could have a little bit of wet. nothing big, just kind of opening the door a little bit so that we can get this. show on the road, and once it starts on tuesday afternoon, it's going to kind of keep going on and off through the weekend to some extent, so as you look outside, you see just clear skies for the most part of where clear atmosphere. you don't see clear skies clouds out there. there's that spinner i've been talking about right and those pulses are going to come through this thing right through the weekend and maybe even well beyond that, so they're just little spaced apart. they're gonna get pulled right in. this main center is staying put, so it's a conveyor belt, right? and so it's just in this case is grabbing some tropical moisture , which will have some potent potential for showers as well. we will see a little fog tomorrow morning just a little bit. and then we'll go away quickly and the

said to close the year out in the green making that the third straight year for gains for all the major averages sue. thanks for watching. happy new year. now to ashleyg on it. good afternoon everyone. i'm actually webster in for charles paul-- charles payne and this is "making money" breaking right now, the last trading day of a volatile year. is the santa claus rally delivering our expectations, plus market washers--

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green. it is now trading at one.46%, 0.9 basis point increase. it is down 300 points, 48,$750. a great show. congressman andy biggs, ashley moody, congresswoman cat camohck, december 20 third 2021, christmas eve is tomorrow and "varney and company" is about to begin. dave: must be little richard or chuck berry. they are kind of close in sound. forgive me, that is chuck berry doing run rudolph run two days from christmas. thank you for joining us. i really think this is the biggest news of the day, not the past couple weeks, a dramatic reversal, it is a long way away but could change the way things are happening and changing course on the most draconian covid lockdowns the world has ever seen. lauren simonetti is here to give us the details. what is scott morrison saying? >> reporter: we are starting with good news. our strategy didn't work. >> we've got to treat australians like adults. we've got to move from a culture of mandates to a culture of responsibility. that is how we live with this virus into the future. >> reporter: omicron raging through australia. you have done what you've supposed to do, you have listened. y

ashley: happy new year to you. "the opening bell" has rung. the last trading day of 2021 and right out of the gates, a little more red than green, down 26 pointsp as well, see where the s&p is a down 0.one% at 4774 and let's look at the nasdaq, the tech market, that too down barely 7 points at 15,00734. if we can, microsoft, off of it, meta-platforms, facebook all moving slightly lower. apple on the upside modestly so, amazon up to dollars. let's begin with exxon. their final quarterly reporting 2021, the energy sector has done well this year. what are they saying about profits? >> expensive gas will add up to $1.1 billion to final quarter earnings. all year, they recorded profits, a sharp contrast, $22 billion loss, oil prices down sharply, refining margins are squeezed. what exxon did was cut costs so they could stay in bland entering 2022 in a pretty good position. ashley: let's take a look at advanced micro devices, they are about to take over one of their rivals. lauren: in a battle for both of these companies. it has been delayed but it is expected to close in the first quarter of next year. it is pushed because of china, antitrust revie

ashley: thank you for your insight this morning. "the opening bell" already ringing but markets getting ready to open and we are open. let's look at those 30 stocks that make up the doubt, more greensney early on. salesforce travelers at the top. let's look at the s&p if we can. the s&p has outperformed the nasdaq. will that continue, the s&p up 6 points, let's check the tech heavy nasdaq and see where that sits in the nasdaq of course up 22% on the year, modestly higher up 27 points, 15809. look at the big tech numbers, all of them modestly higher to match the market meta-platform up 3 quarters of one%. let's look at tesla, an interesting stock, always an interesting company. elon musk has not done selling shares. lauren: he likely has 1 million more to sell to reach that twitter goal to sell off 17 million shares. he sold another 934,000 or $1 billion worth and emphasize option that the $6.40 strike price. to pay uncle sam in the state of california north of $11 billion in taxes and when you're alone and that would be a record. ashley: mister biden says make them pay their fair share. that sounds fair to me. let's check the cruise lines. the cdc cracking down on them. lauren: se