the clapsticks in this case are pairs of boomerangs.d dance. the creative ancestors took the form of usually animal species, but they could be also plant species or fish. human beings are in fact reincarnations of these creative ancestors. today when aboriginal people perform songs and dances and create visual designs, they are indicating their close association with the species and with the land of which they occupy. and they are helping to maintain its fertility. [irish music] (narrator) music often serves as an important means of maintaining cultural identity and heritage. among irish-american immigrants and their descendants, the performance of traditional music plays an important role in drawing the community together. (man) obviously, there are irish people all over the world. my own family is a prime example. i've a sister in taiwan, brother in germany, and i live in new york. my father used to say, "the sun never sets on the kilbride family." so the irish were a nation of immigrants. the biggest wave happened because of the pota

the clouds have moved overhead and that is helping us boomerang et just some and the temperatures are coming up just some, which is good news. and here's where the clouds are coming from. the ridge of high pressure is going to strengthen and will continue to strengthen over the next few hours. 60s in the forecast wednesday and thursday. going to be cold that night. the clouds will continue to stream in from time to time. we're not looking at any rain at least until friday, things start to change. a dry forecast between now and then. on friday, looking at a system that pulls in from the south. southern california will get a few showers. for us, going go be a lot of cloud cover and now, tough to tell if there's going to be sprinkles out of this. and here's the chance thursday morning and saturday morning, temperatures dropping from the north. and this doesn't look like a lot, a few sprinkles on new year's eve and new year's day and that's looking dry. the festivities shouldn't be foiled. we'll watch, but if we get anything, doesn't look like a whole lot. temperatures, 31 in fair field.

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liar's poker, moneyball, the blind side, boomerang, the big short. and now this.ing project." where do you put this? michael: i have never said this about a book before but this is , the best book i have written. charlie: because it is done better? michael: the level of difficulty is high but it is also the quality of the material and the importance of the material is off the charts. charlie: when amos died, what did he know? did he feel -- we are just getting going and i am going away? michael: the last thing he wanted to know -- and there is some evidence that he kept himself alive to find out if netanyahu was going to win the first election. he waited for the election results and said i will not see peace in my lifetime. charlie: he was on the labor side. michael: he and danny -- they wrote about this -- regarding the bias for hawkish behavior. charlie: they talked about biases. michael: biases were mistakes -- the mechanisms generated. you could know the mechanism by the mistakes they made. the ones they are responsible for naming, such as regency bias meaning

because sometimes when so many are looking for a shortfall, you can get a boomerang like we did withramer fade lemon. however, i suggest you wait until nike reports and if it is weak here is the way you do it. foot locker probably will go down, and i buy the stock of that foot locker. pull that trigger. why? because if nike misses it could be good for foot locker as long as the shortfall is caused by price competition. that would mean more shoes gets sold which is fantastic for the shock of foot locker. want big? how about when fedex reports. i think we'll learn a ton about how consumers behaving this holiday season and worldwide commerce. ceo economist by background, news say the ripple is here, what we would call the pin action. both ups and amazon. there was a note out from the boss talking about how weak the coming nordstrom quarter might be because the company is saying this is the worst bull environment since 1972. most of you weren't born by then. hole smokes, that's saying something. beware the department store, okay. or at least the department store stock which got hammered

reticent to use the tools because you don't know if it will have the desired effect, if it will have a boomerangin the context of the united states and iran, there are reports that the united states perhaps with israel, launched a cyber weapon against iran. and it jumped through the iranian network, and that became much more visible than perhaps the perpetrators intended. so yeah, we are still in a kind of brave new world here. and we have tools, but i think we're worried about making sure that they have the desired effect. >> so you have those worries on the side of cyber warfare side, and i wonder, is there also concern, is president obama hamstrung to some extent, not wanting to impose things that can frankly be undone by the trump administration? >> i think the obama administration has recognized the growing threat of cybersecurity and has taken some steps. as your lead-in piece showed, this is an area that so far the president-elect has kind of been very dismissive of. i think as one element, there's an obvious difference of opinion between the trump attitude of trying to work some sort of

money culture, pacific grip, loses the new new thing, next, moneyball, the blind side, home game, boomerang, the big short, flash boys and now this. the undoing project. where do you put this? >> you know i never said this about a book before but it's the best book i've written. >> rose: because it's done better. >> the degree of difficulty was high. and also the quality of the teller and importance of the material it's off the charts. >> rose: when amos died what did he know? did he feel like oh may god, we're just getting going and here i am going away. >> the last thing he wanted to know was whether and i think there's some evidence that he kept himself alive just to find out was whether netanyahu was going to went his first election. when he waited for the election results heard them said i won't see peace in my lifetime but i never was going to anyway. and so -- >> rose: he was of the labor side. >> that he and, they wrote about this, they wrote about the bias for hawkish behavior. >> rose: bias is something, that's part of what they said too. >> biases were the mistakes that the mind

senator mccain, if we take a strong action could that boomerang? >> well, you've got two choices.either passively accept these kinds of gross violations. look, if you're able to change the results of an election, then you have undermined the very fundamentals of democracy. this is, this is of the utmost seriousness, what they have done and everybody knows that they have done it. now, the question about whether it affected the election or not, i don't believe that it did. set that aside. so this, is of the utmost seriousness. there was a president who once said peace through strength. we attained peace and only through strength. this administration passively observed vladmir putin in big countries violate international law, basically act in, reckless abandon, but more importantly, the threats to the security of the united states of america. vladmir putin is a thug and a bully and murderer. he understands strength. that is all that he understands. and we're still the strongest nation on earth. we just have to do it right. eric: senator graham, you know, senator mccain is right. this

welcome any president, let alone a president-elect who goes out of his way to save jobs, but it can boomerang on you. his pitch, and maybe you know better than i, i'm going to dramatically lower taxes and regulations, you'd be crazy to lee in the middle of an environment like this where i'm going to do all that for you. that's one thing. but can he using the strong arm of government and threats to get another thing? >> well, good afternoon, neil. that is exactly the slippery slope that i'm worried about. i'm glad that he had the opportunity to speak with the ceo of united technologies and keep those jobs where they were, but on the other hand, the president of the united states should not be picking winners and losers. president of the united states should not be with impacting what is, frankly, what we do best here in the united states which is a capital market -- neil: but is he picking winners and losers? what if he applied this across all industries, all who are considering leaving whether you're a bearings manufacturer or you make solar panels? >> no, he shouldn't do it. let me answer th

it's almost like throwing a boomerang. you end up hitting some target that you maybe never even intended. what did you see going on with that? >> a lot going on obviously, just the way you phrased it. i mean, the charleston murders galvanize opposition to the confederate symbols. it's not knew. as all of you know, this has been going on for decades. the undoing of the symbolic landscape has been going on really since the middle of the 20th century. the removal of flags from public places. there have been some peaks and valleys in that. it reached a point of stasis after the georgia flag in 2004 and the compromise that brought the flag down from the dome of south carolina to confederate soldiers monument. i think everyone realized it was an armistice awaiting something, developments. evolution, if you will, of feeling in the country and demographic change as well. all these things occurring. so the taking down is one part of what you're saying. i think that to some degree it came at a time when there's political movement to

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. >> the author of the book america boomerang. who was born in australia and emigrated here legally after spending $50,000 to get american citizenship. >> a lot of money. i'm an american and very excited to be here. this is a terrible deal. >> what's at the heart of this deal. explain to the viewers what this means. >> you can't make this up. you could not conceive a more worse, potentially dangerous, harmful deal than this one. essentially, president obama and secretary kerry have done a behind the doors deal with australia to take 2500 illegal immigrants that were turned away by australia, put in detention and going to reset will them here in america. all of this 2500 illegal immigrants hail from countries of significant national security concern for the united states. in fact, two of those countries are actually officially designated on the state department's list of state sponsors of terrorism. >> this is what had representative good lot and -- they sent a letter stating concerns. they said the individuals who will be reset wi

. >> because of wikileaks are going to boomerang back at republicans at some point too. >> we do haveeadlines to get to as well. starting with this. late last night congress narrowly avoiding another government shutdown after senate democrats caved on a pill to fund the government through april of next year. that bill passed less than an hour to go before the midnight deadline last night. red state democrats were trying to tack on healthcare benefit for retired coal miners in an effort to appeal to donald trump's voter. but ultimately that attempt failed. also this overnight. the white house agreeing to deployed 200 additional u.s. special forces to help fight icisis in syria. defense secretary ash carter said the troops will help organize, train, and equip local fighters in the fight to take control of raqqa. latest troop increase will bring the total number of u.s. boots on the ground in syria to 500. then there is this. jill stein denied again. michigan supreme court refusing her appeal to continue a recount again claiming she had no legal standing to request one after receiving ju