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especially because there are no pictures at all of the most of the civil war events, ranging from the first battle of bullrun in virginia to lee's surrender to grant. in fact there are no photographs at all of fighting. brady did not himself, travel from battle to battle. although he did go to that first big one at bull run, where he was likely the first man in history to attempt to take photographs under fire. but none of the photographs survived the day. he did have this heroic photograph of 4i78s made in washington in his washington studio the next day. several publy kagszs including the new york times reported or at least strongly implied that he had brought photographs back from the battle field. but, after bull run, where he could be forgiven for having been spooked by his proximity to live ammunition, he stayed mild e miles away from any battlefield for almost two years.x=g although he did go to richmond and succeeded in taking photographs of robert e. lee soon as he returned from the war to the house where mrs. reel was living. and within a few days of president lincoln's death. i've thought a lot

figure and these were his credentials before his house was -- his horse was shot out from under him at bull run and he became a war hero. sprague was a favorite of lincoln's and lincoln surmised kate chase was a worthy challenger to his wife's title as most likely to commit mayhem to ruthlessly advance her true love's career. trying to keep the peace in the parlor politics of washington the president was extraordinarily kind even solicitous of kate. this was to acknowledge her influence as chase's daughter or perhaps as sprague's future wife, but in any case she remained a force with which to contend. lincoln would demonstrate his spy glass to her during washington receptions. he even invited her to meet with the delegation of american indians coming to the white house. mrs. lincoln was so irritated by these attentions that elizabeth keckley repeated in her memoir that mary forbade her husband to speak to kate at a white house reception, something to which he did not accede her wishes. as the reigning belle of d.c. society, kate indulged in her passion for finery, accepting perhaps inapprop

figure and these were his credentials before his house was -- his horse was shot out from under him at bull run and he became a war hero. sprague was a favorite of lincoln's and lincoln surmised kate chase was a worthy challenger to his wife's title as most likely to commit mayhem to ruthlessly advance her true love's career. trying to keep the peace in the parlor politics of washington the president was extraordinarily kind even solicitous of kate. this was to acknowledge her influence as chase's daughter or perhaps as sprague's future wife, but in any case she remained a force with which to contend. lincoln would demonstrate his spy glass to her during washington receptions. he even invited her to meet with the delegation of american indians coming to the white house. mrs. lincoln was so irritated by these attentions that elizabeth keckley repeated in her memoir that mary forbade her husband to speak to kate at a white house reception, something to which he did not accede her wishes. as the reigning belle of d.c. society, kate indulged in her passion for finery, accepting perhaps inapprop

winfield scott, in command of the union army at the beginning of the war, after the union disaster at bull run, scott said to the effect that i ought to be removed from command because i knew that army was not ready and i did not stand up and oppose the advance and what resulted in the battle of bull run. tomas was under tremendous pressure to move out, to attack, and yet he waited until everything was sent. if that men he would be removed from command, so be it. i might also add in regard to grant, he didn't really understand the situation at nashville. from hundreds of miles away, to direct things as he did, it was not quite there. >> there is a lot of controversy on the confederate side, but there is controversy on the union side with the franklin campaign as well. after the near miss at springhill, i think he realized how close his men had come to being entrapped. there was a controversy, there was a letter that appeared in the herald written by one of scofield's staff officers. it said george tomas had botched the campaign and really came close to losing the good part of his army. geo

at. three bull lets fired. >> one of our deputies says he heard it whizzing by his car. >> reporter: in florida and l.a. the officers were not hurt but more and more cops are coming under fire. 50 police officers were shot and killed while on duty this year. that's a 56% increase from 2013. >> everybody out now! >> reporter: less than ten days ago, those two nypd officers were assassinated. police say ismailaiyl brinsley shot officers rafael ramos and wenjian liu as they sat in their patrol car in brooklyn. brinsley allegedly looking for revenge angered over the police involved deaths of eric garner on staten island and michael brown in ferguson. >> the honorable bill de blasio. >> thank you. >> reporter: and today, mayor bill de blasio heckled at an nypd graduation ceremony. two just days after cops turned their backs to him as he spoke at the funeral for officer ramos. police unions saying the mayor fueled an anti-police at moss freer. the mayor telling new cadets he's on their side. >> we ask you to selflessly protect others but it's our job to protect you. >> reporter: this memorial in broo

we all know about the raw troops at first bull run who fought but could not stand under the pressure of a day's fighting. we so close to antietam, so many of us have visited there, know about the raw regiments in the army of the potomac that had only been in uniform for a few weeks when they were thrown into the maelstrom at south mountain and antietam. it was not reserved to july of 1861 or september of 1862 to have this effect on raw troops. it is a universal truth throughout the entire civil war that raw troops need time to train, and sometimes, the most healthy and tempering training comes by being bloodied in battle. in the sixth offensive, a lot of these new regimens that had just reached the front in early october and were thrown into action in late october broke and ran just like the troops at antietam and first bull run. they needed time. it's not to say that they were cowards or that they were poor material. they just needed time. and by the spring of 1865, they had had the time and experience to prove to be effective soldiers. there is also the matter of individual replace

after the union disaster at bull run, scott said -- not sure i can quote it exactly but certainly to the effect that, "i ought to be removed from command because i knew that army was not ready and i did not stand up and oppose the advance and what resulted in the battle of bull run. certainly thomas was under tremendous pressure to move out to attack, and yet he waited until everything was set. and i guess if that meant that he would be removed from command, so be it. and i might also add in regard to grant he didn't really understand the situation at nashville. and from hundreds of miles away to be trying to direct things as he did was not quite pretty. >> one thing i'd like to add is, there is a lot of controversy on the could be fed rat side which has been plumed by a lot of people for a long time. but there's controversy on union side with the spring hill-sfrank lynn campaign as well. john skofield particularly felt his band had been dispatched into central tennessee to hold john bell hood at bay as long as he could. and then after the near miss at spring hill i think he realized

we are joined by the chief at bull chartgist options. good to see you.ike up in the mix, almost two levels result in october when we had that selloff. what are we seeing in terms of the predictive power of options, in terms of where we see stocks going from here? >> the stock market is still up 10% on the year. what we saw in october was a big spike. 50% increase in the vix this year alone since the highs on friday. volatility. right now we are at a level near the 21.25 level. the halfway point of that spike that you alluded to last friday. that's interesting to watch on a weekly basis but a lot of action on the calls today. >> in addition to oil, which has you on investors minds, do think this volatility also has to do with the fed meeting, do you think eggs will quiet down after that? >> i'm not sure, but it's interesting that the energy sector only comprises 8% of the s&p. you would think there would be more positives. there are only so many stocks impacted by the price of crude is negatively. by now there is a tone of nervousness. of earningse end se

. >>> safe to say, bull riding is a risky business. these guys though at the moment are not bull riding. they are simply trying to get this bull out of that pen in this video, you see arlen hunter clapping his hands, gets the attention of the bull. too much attention comes his way. >> oh no! >> it's amazing every bone in his body isn't broken. >> he did go head first. look at the injuries that arlen suffered. this could be hard to watch for some viewers. >> oh, my god. he has a gash in his head two inches wide. >> his scalp was split. he had 20 staples put into his head, a ton of stitches. he is tough. he is a bull rider from south dakota. he didn't take a sick day. he said he had ridden three bulls that day. he had no plans on riding any others. that's why he wasn't wearing a helmet or other protective gear. they were simply trying to wrap up for the day. >>> this is a bow hunter. he is going out to his favorite spot and comes across something he wasn't expecting. >> i'm a little confused. this is my land. i'm here with weapons and somebody is standing in

ibm's cloud business is scaling quickly, though at $4 million, it's still a relatively small part of their total revenue. so what's the bull cantor's bryan white is telling his clients to buy ibm. he says the stock isn't expensive, trading at about ten times forward earnings. also, the number of analysts on wall street rating ibm a byeuy is now at a 20-year low. and he thinks an investor could even get involved and shake up the company. ibm certainly an iconic global brand, which has reinvented itself in the past. the question now is whether the ceo can execute another transformation at big blue or she does risk disappointing her shareholders again in 2015. carl back to you. >> you mentioned you might get a shareholder, josh. the market cap is $158 billion. it's tiny from where it was. if you were an activist what would you want? what are the valuable bits here? i mean we were talking earlier about the deal that they've done with apple to try and generate apps for apple products, to try and energize sales. presumably that cannot be their main business moving forward. >> right. i think what ibm's clear strategy is now tryin

. >> if you're looking for a little distraction this afternoon check out these stories at 6abc.com. this bull mastiff scrooge is not happy to be hearing christmas carrolls in this video. step aside it shows trampolines are made for grown ups. one got a little too up close and personal with a angaroo who he was punched from the sky. >> reporter: it's a little cold out there david. >> reporter: we have mid 40s. 43 in consults town. 45 -- kutztown 45 in downingtown. i-95 47 in philadelphia. 46 in parts of south jersey, 47 in central south jersey. and down the shore 48s. and sea isle city, surf city, cape may. winds running 8 to 16 miles per hour. a little bit of a breeze, but not too bad. >> these are a look at the stories coming up on "action news" at 4:00. we have the latest on a high-ranking church official involved in a deadly crash. a bishop was behind the wheel when she hit a cyclist and left the scene of the accident. find out which star had the biggest year in 2014. that will do it for "action news" at noon. don't forget to join us later for "action news" at 4:00, 35 and 6. for rick will

bull. steve, thank you for your time. chief strategist atstansbury research. >> keep your e-mails and tweets coming through. worldwide@cnbc.com. you can find us on twitter as well. >> @cnbcwex. @seemacnbc. we are taking your questions and comments. you're writing in to tell us what you would do if you won the massive lottery in spain today. they are paying out more than 2 billion euros. >> you didn't tell us what you would do with the money if you were to win. >> i would definitely give to charity. >> of course. >> for sure. whatever you do comes back to you. >> karma. >> and also giving thanks as well. people that have helped me through my life, it is nice to be able to help them then, right? >> especially family members. >> yeah. and also, i wouldn't tell people, though. i wouldn't tell them. >> you would keep it a secret that you just become a billionaire. >> precisely. i might buy a piece of art. >> and your friends may can sk you for money then? >> well, you want to be accepted for what you are, not for what you have. >> no dollar sign

after the union disaster at bull run, scott said -- not sure i can quote it exactly but certainly to the effect that, "i ought to be removed from command because i knew that army was not ready and i did not stand up and oppose the advance and what resulted in the battle of bull run. and certainly thomas at nashville was under tremendous pressure to move out to attack and yet, he waited until everything was set. and i guess if that meant that he would be removed from command, so be it. and i might also add in regard to grant, he didn't really understand the situation at nashville. and from hundreds of miles away to be trying to direct things as he did was not quite pretty. >> one thing i'd like to add is, there is a lot of controversy on the confederate side which has been plumed by a lot of people for a lot of people for a long time. but there's controversy on union side with the spring hill-franklin campaign as well. john schofield particularly felt his band had been dispatched into central tennessee to hold john bell hood at bay as long as he could. and then after the near miss at

you look back at the bull market run we have had.e have not had a lot of pullbacks, great buying opportunities. when we have a 10% pullback, people have said to you. ais your 10% pullback, now buy into it. >> i think you may see some of the younger investors just getting comfortable getting into the market and last week and today give them a little scare, they don't know what to do. >> you believe the market, you don't try to dictate to the market as much as follow the market. you just got into this thing recently, it went to 15 now it is nine, what do they do? speak of the shorter the time horizon, the better it is to make money. intraday trading, you really should go to vegas, the free fragrance out of it. buying in the morning and selling in the afternoon or would ever, you're going to lose money. at least look a couple of months out and ideally a couple of years. i think you ideally want to buy the stock to matchpoint. goes up 112%. my stock goes up, think the market is telling me at least for now i am in the wrong track. at leas

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so as we look at what's , the bull run was in tact but this time around, it wasn't so much a lot of the technology names we talked about before. it was health care that was a real driver for the market this time around. those stocks, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals alike, a lot of deal making like you said drove that to be the best performing in the s&p 500. with the record highs, a lot of investors calling to question whether or not they can sustain that going into 2015. of course, the trend has been positive for a lot of them so far. >> when you look at the sectors, almost all of them higher except the one you follow most closely which is energy and were not for oil prices -- >> a huge drag, of course. >> huge drag. a lot of factors we talked about in the piece. is it as simple as that? >> it really is as simple as that. i don't think investors were expecting energy to be the story that it was in the back half of the year. it was no secret that supply was ramping the way analysts were expecting it to. this year, we finally started producing over 9 million barrels a day. that's almost u

he had 14 in the game bulls ahead by 7 at halftime. jimmy butler growing through the back door on the past as they go over 20. on fire in the second half, 22 points all came after halftime. leading the way the bulls win they played in atlanta tonight. the western conference national hockey league has been competitive for a while but maybe it never more so than this season. the defending stanley cup champs would not be there if the season ended today. losing a few games in name wrote you may drop a few places in the standings. that's with the blackhawks were trying to avoid at home last night against calgary dropping a tough one on long island saturday looking to bounce back, a scoreless first period and calgary is on the board. trailing scoring even it up a few minutes later on a power play. it is 1-1. still 1-1 lead in the third. great defense the past, it's ahead to the upstairs to win the the game. the blackhawks take it to-one. also in the day they sent a player to columbus for a defenseman . a bit of a change in the rotation there.

at the buzzer. he scored 18. second overtime with the bulls up two. shot clock winding down and ellis drains a three- pointer. he led a scores wi8. rose ma shot at the buzzer and the bulls lose 132- 129. hinrich called his foul "a bonehead play." >> to me it was my fault. we wanted to take the fall will. i was not clear enough about how and where. >> that is my fault. the bulls are right beckthe bulls are right back on the road tonight in charlotte. the bears have one more day to prepare for the cowboys on "thursday night football." robbie gould sat out of practice with a sore groin and it's unclear if he'll play tomorrow. alshon jeffery missed his second straight day, but the bes y it's coio t for all the distinctions they've earned in life there's a higher standard of home care. brightstar care. from care teams led by registered nurses to unmatched care expertise brightstar care offers home care you can trust, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. your loved one deserves care that's nothing less than extraordinary because they've earned it. for a compliment

last night around of 30:00 a 38-year-old graduate student had gotten off a bulls at 42nd -- a bus at 42nd street. she walked to 41st and pine when a man struck her in the head with a metal bike lock. when she fought back, the man dragged her down the street. officers who were in the area due to the recent events, spotted her and jumpedden 0 the attacker -- jumped on the attacker. police believe the same man was responsible for an assault and robbery last saturday at 41st and sansom. a student had gotten off a bulls monday and was sexual aulted her, she apparently told police she was threatened with a meat cleaver while this was going on. police do not believe that case was connected to the assault from last night. but the 55-year-old charlie manuel remains in custody, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> from our delaware newsroom, police are investigating a deadly accident involving a pedestrian. it happened on the 3700 block of kirkwood avenue before 9:00 p.m. police say a 20-year-old man stepped into the path of a vehicle in the eastbound lanes. the man was killed instantly

in fact, when we looked at bull market stops of the last 50, 60 years, the average multiple ends up beingcloser to 20 times which, if you're looking at estimates for 2015, ours is below consensus right now, $126. that number gets you closes to 2500 on the s&p. >> julian, mark, thanks for joining us and have a great weekend. >> thank you. >>> when we return, hear what lloyd blankfein has to say about oil prices and how he's rating the economy. plus, california could see the worst storm in five years. we're going to get a check on the pineapple express right after the break. daughter: do you and mom still have money with that broker? dad: yeah, 20 something years now. thinking about what you want to do with your money? daughter: looking at options. what do you guys pay in fees? dad: i don't know exactly. daughter: if you're not happy do they have to pay you back? dad: it doesn't really work that way. daughter: you sure? vo: are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management at charles schwab. [male narrator] we've all heard how military veterans adjustin

the the trains are not stopping at every station. >>> pit bull will help ring in the new year. enrique and the band perry are some of the performers. that special starts at 8:00. and then the party will resume from 11:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m.. >> that is your buddy pit bull. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >>> some people in new york city can't wait for the new year to begin. they are shredding away 2014. yesterday was the eighth annual grid riddens day. crowds of people showed up in times square taking advantage of an industrial size shredder. some people brought their divorce papers and pictures of cheating spouses to shred. others brought pink slips and junk mail. >> i think this is a reset and reboot we do as humans every year. >> yeah the organizers also give people a chance to write down on this piece of paper what they wanted to enjoy. many people road down back stabbing colleagues, stress, poverty, cancer, and death. this event was organized by a paper shredding company called shred it. >>> time is 5:26. there is warning for thousands of undocumented immigrants getting ready to apply

at the start of winter. how the warm weather is affecting peoples holiday spirit. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, attack . >>> two pit bulls unleashed at a bay area park go to a rampage. it would take hours and two attacks before they could be hunted down. christin ayers talks to a man that was hurt when the dogs came out of nowhere and attacked his two. >> reporter: police say they tried to taze the pit bulls after they killed one dog and attacked two others. they say after a while, they had no choice but to shoot the pit bulls. >> it is the worst thing that ever happened to me. >> reporter: a pit bull attack so vicious, larry osborne was left with cuts and scrapes. >> i slipped through the pit bull's teeth and it sliced my finger. >> he feared his two dogs might die. >> the little one is largo. the large one is mia. >> today they are out of surgery, because someone abandoned two pit bulls near the san leandro marina. >> these dogs were vicious. they were actually, kind of like out hunting. >> when they sniffed out larry and his dog, they charged. >> it had my little dog in its mouth and was shaking it. there was blood everywhere.

across the region, we range from the low 40s like bull run at 41. 42. and lovettsville. 43 in rockville to 52 in north beach. waldorf 49. southern maryland, you're feeling a bit better. part of upper montgomery, frederick, northern loudoun, you'll have a tough time getting above the 50-degree mark. at national we're at 50. cloudy skies. winds still southwest at 10 but they've been gusting out of the west over 30. that's where the front is almost to cumberland. frostburg feeling the strong winds out of the west as well. we show you the big picture. not a lot of clearing. i don't expect to see much of any sun today. behind this front, high pressure is in iowa. going to push some colder air in here. we should see partial clearing tonight and during the day on thursday. so the futurecast does have the isolated shower here and there but it's a little -- i think we'll still be cloudier than this but the trend for partial clearing tonight into the first part of thursday. i think we're good on that. as far as the moisture, anything that is going to fall out of

we all know about the raw troops at first bull run who fought, but could not stand under the pressure of the day's fighting. we so close to antietam, so many of us had visited there know about the raw regiments in the army of the potomac, that had only been in uniform for a few weeks when they were thrown into the maelstrom at south mountain and antietam. it was not reserved to july of 1861 or september of 1862 to have this effect on raw troops it is a universal truth throughout the entire civil war, that raw troops need time to train, and sometimes the most healthy and tempering training comes by being blooded in battle. in the sixth offensive a lot of these new regiments that had just reached the front in early october and were thrown into action in late october broke and ran just like the troops at antietam and first bull run. well, they needed time. it's not to say that they were cowards, or that they were poor material, they just needed time. and by the spring of 1865 they had had the time and the experience, to prove to be effective soldiers. there's also the matter of individua

we all know about the raw troops at first bull run who fought, but could not stand under the pressureew weeks when they were thrown into the maelstrom at south mountain and antietam. it was not reserved to july of 1861, or september of 1862 to have this effect on raw troops, it is a universal truth throughout the entire civil war, that raw troops need time to train, and sometimes the most healthy and tempering training comes by being blooded in battle. in the sixth offensive, a lot of these new regiments that had just reached the front in early october and were thrown into action in late october, broke and ran, just like the troops at antietam and first bull run. well, they needed time.ñb!ñ it's not to say that they were cowards, or that they were poor material, they just needed time. and by the spring of 1865, they (nr had had the time, and the experience, to prove to be effective soldiers. there's also the matter of individual replacements.uç there is a misunderstanding that is often told about the civil war that, shall i use a modern term, army force generation? was fundamentally d

at 5:00 eastern. you can catch the prime time games on our sister station tnt. kobe bryant and the lakers take on the bullst news for wall street and main street. your money's top ten stories of the year next. >>> we have finally reached pandora's number one most thumbed up song, no surprises here, it's "have yourself a merry little christmas." ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas, let your heart be light ♪ ♪ next year all our troubles will be out of sight ♪ ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas, make the yuletide gay ♪ ♪ next year all -- >>> i'm stationed in alaska, excited to wish my mom, my dad, my brother and sister-in-law, my two awesome nephews and all my friends back home a merry christmas, happy new year and i love you guys. can't wait to see you again. >>> the dow surging past the 18,000-point milestone is a great holiday present for investors. the market's strong showing was not the top money story of 2014. cnn ice richard quest and christine romans tell you what was in their top ten countdown. >> number ten. pressure from protesters. fast food workers take to the streets in cities across

. >> right now at 11:00, it was a du3"áqpáu bay.e by two pit bulls tonight a victim tells a harrowingtory as police search for a suspect. good evening to you. i'm peggy bunker in for raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. pit bulls on the prowl and on the attack. a san leandro man says he was viciously attacked by two dogs and he wasn't the only one. by the time it was over the pit bulls had killed a dog, injured two others, and left a man battered. more disturbing, though, police say the dogs were intentionally set free. nbc bay area's michelle roberts is live at the marina where several people helped that man fight those dogs off, michelle. >> reporter: yeah. it took a team of people. the first attack happened earlier in the morning. unfortunately, in that situation the dog died from the injuries. later in the afternoon there was an owner who in the middle of the commotion got tangled, fell down these rocks about ten feet. he's doing okay but still recovering from this traumatic experience. >> i didn't sleep last night at all. i stayed awake until 5:00 this morning. >> reporter: la

officers caught the 55-year-old suspect attacking 38-year-old woman after she stepped off the bulls att and pine. police are trying to determine if the suspect is the same man who groped two drexel students that same day and robbed and assaulted another student on monday. his bail has been set at $150,000. >>> all new this morning, a handicap woman was killed when she lost control of her car on the boulevard. the car smashed into a tree and burst into flames near north 5th street in hunting park at 2:30 a.m. several people tried to rescue the woman. no word on what caused the woman to lose control of the vehicle. >>> a man trying to outrun police crashes his car in northeast philadelphia. investigators say this is where the car went out of control at 11:10 p.m. the man in his 30s was trapped in his car. police and medics freed him and took him to the hospital where's in critical condition. police have not said why they were pursuing the man. >>> several children were hurt in the crash on the schuylkill expressway that left two cars overturned. it happened last night in the eastbound la

look at that. the bull market over 2,000 days old. those are the little corrections.e haven't had one in a long time. the market could keep climbing today. futures higher right now. >>> the stronger economy not going unnoticed by americans. for the first time in seven years the majority of americans think the economy is good. that is a remarkable turn around and sentiment. you can thank falling gas prices. they've fallen for a 90 straight days. and putting extra cash in americans' wallets this holiday season and apparently a little more confidence in the polls. >> you may want to think twice about putting a keurig under the tree. the company has recalled 6 million coffeemakers. the recalled model is the k-10 mini plus. keurig will ship a free repair kit to customers with a defective brewer. "early start" continues right now. >>> breaking news this morning, police shoot and kill a black teenager overnight in the town next to ferguson, missouri. tensions spiking yet again. we have the very latest. >>> deadly tornadoes, vicious storms ripped through the south. the viciou

. >> actually closed at the zoo, bull all this week, you can ice skate, look, santa even here. >> thankt, guys, back to you, i'll play with aj some more. >> learn something new every day. >> every year they grow another set of and the letters, so cool. get your picture taken with santa at the mall. but how chance do you get to have a pick with a reindeer? >> adorable set every twins going viral for mocking the behavior of their parents when they get into trouble, oh, oh, (laughing). >> no, like don't do that, no. >> so the two cute duo, carly and cali, par? apparently their parent point and say march, according to their aunt cat lynn who caught it on conversation. but seems like they're saying no, but just amusing themselves. >> yes, if they see the parent do it all the time. >> yes. >> march. >> upstairs. >> yes. >> and get me something i need. then march right back. give it to me. quincy, you're out there baking today. now, the train is her not going to be happy with you if you have more than one puffed pastry. >> here is the thing, i'm baker, and i've been joke ago lot about either,

police say two unleashed pit bulls first attacked a jogger and his dog at the marina on sunday morning. the dog attacked had to be euthanized. the pit bulls attacked another man and his two small dogs. after the second attack, officers say they were forced to shoot and kill the animals. >> i tried to corral the dogs and wait for animal control to possibly put a tranquilizer to the dogs. they became very aggressive toward our officers. >> police are looking for the driver of a blue toyota pickup who was seen dropping off the pit bulls. >>> a san francisco sheriffs deputy is set to appear in court later this week to face charges after he reportedly attacked a hospital patient. the attack happened at san francisco general hospital early this last month. 33-year-old deputy michael lou elleing is accused of choking a patient and lying about it. after suspicions were raised, they looked at surveillance videos provided by the hospital. >> they look at all the evidence that was provided including the surveillance video that we obtained which helped build our case. >> the video shows lou ellein

due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on select new volkswagen models. . >> this will never happen to m me. >> local man on walk along the water mauled by 2 pit bullstack so vicious the dog put down by police. >> the victim describes the terrifying ordeal and explains why he believes those dogs were set loose on purpose. good evening. >> the attack happened at the san leandro marina yesterday afternoon. nick smith 30's tonight with the story. nick? >> good evening. 2 pit bull went on the attack. aggression cost them their lives. put down by san leandro police. now cops are asking that anyone with information contact police so they can find those responsible ichltd this attack which lasted probably about 5 minutes was the most vicious thing ever encountered. >>reporter: police are still lacking for the person responsible for letting loose a pir of pit bulls that attacked larry osbourne and his 2 rest caw dog margo and my a. >> leash in my hachbilityd i can't get the mace. can't get my knife. i'm in the middle of a ballots right away. >>reporter: battle that left the 3 of them hurt and margo with the most serious injuries. >> the pit bull basically h

motivation here is to try to eliminate these municipal ordinances against the dogs and it's aimed at the pit bullrouping of dogs and to, perhaps, next year bring a statewide ban. to me the question is, perhaps the municipal bans were better and better served the publicly and public safety in light of the fact that that's where people live in close proximity to one another in the city. why not have the city's regulate that issue versus the state. so a questionable law on that one. we'll see how it works. >> in california they are introducing something called the yes means yes sexual concept rule for college students. explain that one? >> yeah. this is a law that to me is a civil libertarian is troubling. i talk about this in my book "arrested." here we have a large group for the good intention, to stop sexual assault on campus. that's a wonderful intention. a wonderful goal. the problem with this law is that it essentially it turns the burden of proof standard on its head. so that you have to demonstrate, if you're accused of sexual assault as a student on one of california's campuses you have to

at 5%, the bulls get shares of macy's in their stockings. the bears get lumps of bearish coal.out of egrees of freedom, we consider vladimir putin's politics. where is my amazon prime package? good morning. this is sursur. we're live from new york this christmas eve. i'm tom keene. joining me, he'll be shopping 10 minutes before me, brendan greeley. leslie picker with us in for scarlet fu, who's on a panic right now. let's get to our top headline. >> you got me to put on a tie. >> you look so christmasy. >> i will never go bow, tom. the dow, 18,000 and counting. the dow continued its remarkable surge yesterday, spurred by a blockbuster report on g.d.p. data shows the u.s. economy grew the most in the third quarter since 2003. the index climbed more than 5.5% over the past five days with the biggest rally since 2011.

check this, and burlington and oxen in royale confirms now the actual closure is in burlington at broadway. bullsthbound lane strip down between broadway,. also at other closure of near boulevard el camino in south san francisco. and tracking the ride the bay bridges at wind advisories in effect for most of the bay area bridges like here the bay bridge link fully the note back up the light. when the advisory in place for 92 san mateo bridge ride again let traffic here as well as for the golden gate bridge and while there have been reports of gusty conditions you can see that there how briskly moving there are no official advisers here at the richmond bridge you're right on highway 580 westbound. let enough right now there are no backups to richmond on interstate 580 westbound. >> : the ball drops in times square to my pleas working to make sure that their celebrations will be saved to buy video from inside nypd command center. they expect to a million people during in the new year in times square. police say they received any specific threats will be patrolling the car city by air and sea on the

at ebenefits.va.gov. then get back out there. >> this will never happen to m me. >> local man on walk along the water mauled by 2 pit bulls. attack so vicious the dog put down by police. >> the victim describes the terrifying ordeal and explains why he believes those dogs were set loose on purpose. good evening. >> the attack happened at the san leandro marina yesterday afternoon. nick smith 30's tonight with the story. nick? >> good evening. 2 pit bull went on the attack. aggression cost them their lives. put down by san leandro police. now cops are asking that anyone with information contact police so they can find those responsible ichltd this attack which lasted probably about 5 minutes was the most vicious thing ever encountered. >>reporter: police are still lacking for the person responsible for letting loose a pir of pit bulls that attacked larry osbourne and his 2 rest caw dog margo and my a. >> leash in my hachbilityd i can't get the mace. can't get my knife. i'm in the middle of a ballots right away. >>reporter: battle that left the 3 of them hurt and margo with the most serious injuries. >> the pit bull basically

at what is happening in hong kong. 1.2%. we have the tokyo reopened coming up. that is next. ♪ >> extending the bull market. ai at its highest level in years. it is a rally that has propelled citic securities past market value. chasing the next prada, samsonite. why overseas listings slowed to a trickle in hong kong. first, let's get the news from the markets. >> strong week for markets in asia. a week were activity were supposed to be slow because of the holidays. it is a festive move across asia. see a third consecutive winning session almost for that lifting stocks. also rebounding crude l ifting shares. energy and mining shares leading the way. the shanghai composite up 3/10 of a percent. at one point, we saw the highest gain since 2010. -- ofuth korean economy the government cut the growth forecast for next year, but next year's spending is 3.8%. the costing index is up 3/10 of a percent. the japanese stocks are coming back after that break and looking like this. they have been swinging from negative to positive territory. energy company still doing great. >> talks of a tie up between largest refiners.

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at 28.5. >> aw, bull[bleep]. >> coming up... >> why is this car still sitting here?> pete told us to stop doing it. >> what do you mean pete? i can't work in an environment where someone micromanages. i don't want to do this anymore. >> hey, guys. are you ready to start? we're gonna open up these doors and get these cars out. in order to transform this business, we need to utilize every square inch of this facility to generate revenue. these classic cars are on consignment, which means that we don't own 'em, and we're not gonna make a lot of money on 'em. i want to get them outta here so i can bring in cars that we do own and we can make some real money on. >> that's all you. >> yeah, buddy. now that we've gotten rid of the wrong cars, it's time to buy the right cars. >> [indistinct auctioneering] >> we're at the auto auction where tony will have the chance to do his job and buy inventory without pete interfering. >> all right. >> too many miles. i don't want it. if you can buy this car for, like, 5 grand, 5,500. that car's probably worth about 9 grand. >> 9 grand. >

bull market. stocks like home depot and walmart and the banks at 52-week highs, that indicates a bull market is still'm betting is against the credit markets. we talked about how a lot of the high yield. the junk bonds leverage loans are starting to look week. that's the canary in the cole mine, i'm betting against bonds, particularly the high yield and the short-term interest rates in 2014. gerri: what would you tell an average investor nearing retirement who only feels safe maybe in bonds, what would you say? >> of course, our portfolio should reflect our own individual perspective and our own individual needs, and you know, if you're nearing retirement, your portfolio needs a change regardless what the market entails. just might mean people say they hate to have money in cash because they're earning nothing. if you need the security of cash, that's the price you pay and that's the security that you should want. start with your needs and portfolio should move from sdmashgs if you don't have three to five years to invest in the bull market you should have money on the sidelines or in some of the alt

at thestreet.com/nbr. >>> 18,000. the dow marks a new milestone as a nearly six year bull market charges ahead. we look at the drivers and examine what might lie ahead. >>> rapid expansion. stocks take off after the u.s. economy shows its strongest growth since 2003. can it continue? we have all that and more for tuesday, december 23rd. >> good evening, everyone and hohoho. topped 18,000 for the first time ever today and it closed above that milestone too. sprinting from 17,000 to 18,000 in just 119 trading days. now, that's fast but not the fastest move, not by a long shot. back in 1999, the dow jumped a thousand points in 24 trading days. why the big spike today? you can thank the bold, burly u.s. economy. we learned today it grew at a 5% annual pace in the year recorded. that's the fastest quarterly growth rate in 11 years. consumers are feeling good. one measure of sentiment clocked in today at 8 year high and growth of personal spending doubled in november from october. with that encouraging news about the u.s. economy, here's a look at the final tally on wall street today. the dow off its