it's the burlington shopping arcade that first opened back in 1819.hristmas in its own unique style. hello, my name is mark lord, i am the head beadle at the burlington arcade here in the heart of mayfair. i think the beadles keep a great tradition. i love the way they stop people running, they don't let you sing and whistle, all that stuff makes it very different to most arcades. we have some very good customers and great characters. arnold schwarzenegger is a great customer of ours. bought several pairs once, didn't want to carry them around with him, was going to come back, we said what time are you coming back? as he left he turned and went and went, "i'll be back". my predecessors have told me the stories of when fred astaire danced in the arcade because someone bought some parker slippers. marilyn monroe was filming with laurence olivier. his butler brought her here because apparently sir lawrence and ms munroe did not get on very well. we have all types of people. we have people from the prime minister to famous actresses, and just normal peopl

matt is in burlington, north carolina, and democrat, go ahead, matt. >> hey, sir, i appreciate you taking my call. >> we are listening, go ahead. >> well we have the impeachment hearing going on you can clearly see the bribery portion on ukraine, and trump statement saying it was a coup the entire time but no one likes to acknowledge the fact that we are on live television like you are tonight, where he asked russia to attack the united states of america where he told russia from the 33,000 missing email and there is only one way to find electronic messages which is to hack and i mean, i'm not telling you to do it nor do i can do in want to make an example, if you would like, why don't you ask russia, you know, back somebody and see what the fbi is going to do, i don't condone, it don't do, it it is just to make a point. >> matt, what do you do in burlington, north carolina? >> i'm i don't feel comfortable disclosing that information. >> all, right awkward ask that question. that is to nose in a row on that one. >>. >> caroline, welcome, into -- minnesota independent line. you are on c-sp

host: what do you do in burlington, north carolina you can -- north carolina? caller: i don't feel comfortable disclosing that. host: i will quit asking that question. in a row. -- two no's kellen, minnesota, independent line. caller: what is wrong with people? this is hypocrisy. when joe biden was vice president under barack obama, his son was getting investigated by a prosecutor in ukraine, correct? so he withholds money from the ukraine until this prosecutor is fired, to get his son off the aboutand nobody says boo that. now, you have this going on. it is the biggest waste of taxpayer dollars i have ever seen. it is ridiculous. ma's next from mount vernon, washington, republican line. caller: good evening. this is [indiscernible] proud to be an i/o one. this is a dog and pony show of the democrat party. it is a complete waste of tasks payor money. -- taxpayer money. i have been a republican all my life. i lived in mount vernon for 27 years, proud to be married to a conservative, and i tried to be involved in politics and tried to see which is the best party,

news ally of us from burlington violent demonstrations on india's streets despite a government ban against the gatherings protesters up urging others to raise their voices against a controversial new citizenship law that they say marginalizes muslims will get the latest from delhi also coming up. australia faces i know the day of catastrophic fires and authorities are warning that high winds and scorching temperatures could make the emergency even worse. and in germany's going this weekend the big question lingers who will come out on top of the table before the players go on holiday to discuss which teams have the best chance to take the lead . mackinnon thanks so much for joining us. india has seen fresh protests against a controversial new citizenship of the war despite a government ban on the public gatherings in the capsule delhi demonstrators took to the streets with the slogan don't be silent don't be violent more than a dozen people have been killed in clashes with authorities people say more than 600 people have been arrested the new law gives illegal immigrants who have fled reli

tjx in terms of stock, burlington has more upside here. we also like lowe's closing the gap with home depot. on the discount side walmart, target, bj's are names we're recommending if we had to pick one it would be walmart at this point >> as i look at the stocks, some have really high gains like target up 88%. if i own those companies today would this be a good time to take some profits or a good time to wait to buy >> we think december is not a great time to own stocks in general. just looking at the historical data, retail does tend to underperform in the month of december and even if you start on black friday through the end of the year. that is more pronounced the more a company makes in terms of annual profit in december or post-thanksgiving. best buy is one of the more volatile stocks and an underperformer this time of the year a great day when they reported last week. it does tend to underperform on the other hand the less a company makes, they tend to hold up better. home depot and lowe's tend to be strong performers in the month

amazon molson coors mcdonald's you know it's true >> yeah, it is >> burlington. willis towers. the obvious solutions. never talked about that stock. >> burlington is overlooked by so many folks and it is tj max this is a place where people go when they're looking for a deal. the fashion they want at a much lower prigs price and they find it there so this is a middle america play this isn't necessarily early new york city. this is a middle america play and it's continued to work each of these earnings reports that these guys have been part of and obviously t.j. max is the king of that i guess to a less er extent pete if you agree, ross store, but i mean those are ones where people are still going in because they want the fashion, but they want it maybe even willing to wear last season. >> what about mcdonald's battleground for 2020. >> yep >> right >> huge turn they lose the ceo. it's in the news we know the story and we're not going to get into that i bet the stock got pretty overdone i thought to the upside it was trade iing at a multiple when you look at the rest of the compe

tj maxx and burlington also win. >> more than 9,300 stores closed this year. who is on your watch list after the season? >> some of tho retailers who didn't close all the stores th needed to, i'm thinking you'll potentially see more. pier one, forever 21 continue to be on the bucket list of what needs tbe watched. >> dana, happyha holidays,s for joining us. >> happy holidays. >>> thank you. with allng that shopping b done, let's not forget about de veries. well more than 2 billion packages will have been shipped thishoseason. are the upss and fedexs of the world handling that last mile to your doorstep? >> reporter: there's more pressure than ever. last week before delivered the highest percentage of packagesn time at a.9%. anythive 95% is considered good. the major shippers separated by a few tenth of a percent, but a tenth below 100% represents 86,000 packages thatere not delivered on top, sometimes good isn't good enough. logistics analysts say they we impressed by the overall performance. >> the few people who don it, they get to make a lot of noise on soc

let's go to randy in burlington, north carolina. caller: i would like to make a glad youbout -- i am are there bringing sense to all of this but it seems to me in the big picture that our government is more concerned with kicking the budget can down the road. they seem to me or interested in putting off the inevitable. spending, butnd they do not want to look at how howontrol the spending, or to cut back or eliminate some of the debt. budgets --usehold business budgets coming commented on that -- you can't do that. it is impossible for me to adjust my budget in the debt direction without having some long-term effect on my personal income. for the government to constantly be looking at it as not important, just spend a bunch of money and deal with it later, just does not seem responsible. i do not think it is fair to attack the president about it. i think it is a problem with government overall. the bureaucrats in washington take up the biggest part of any budget deal that is done because that spending is solid. you can't reduce it c

integrated response the 40 year old victim was an asylum seeker of chechen descent he was targeted in a burlington park on the way to a mosque with witnesses saying he was shot in the head and chest by a man on a bicycle with more details on the case our correspondent in berlin today evangelos sepsis them. initially the 2nd screwball case in the media less attention was given to the victim himself who has sought asylum here in germany his name is as in a car concourse fi who some course has been described as a political point of lead in the airport and he is an ethnic chechen who later became a georgian citizen a right hand man to terrorists during the 2nd chechen war his role to lead extremists groups in the caucus and recruit spies kind of those meetings reported paramilitary career continued into 2012 when he said to have assisted a georgian operation like it says former comrades considered a terrorist by the russian authorities he was also put on a list of potential islamist threat here in germany as well but there you can definitely see that there are certain interests who want to poison the

and our chief political editor is following yesterday's party conference for us this evening in burlington even do these new leaders mean the party will shift further to the left. well they're certainly sounding more to the left on key issues like the minimum wage also the climate change package they were packed they want to reopen and also they want more investment at the same time they're making a lot of noise but they simply don't seem to have the stomach both in new leadership and the delegates here to crash out of the so-called grand coalition was going to americans conservative c.d.u. c.s.u. so what could have been the beginning of a deep government crisis simply was called off the revolution didn't happen but that undertow is part of the rebranding the s.p.d. is certainly striving for so what does that potential lean to the left mean for the governing coalition with angela merkel's conservatives that. while it means another simmering crisis let's face it 2 years into this coalition the cold. deal already foresaw reassessing what had been achieved or what needs to be changed yesterda

a lot of pink on the map around albany and burlington. could see some power outages. i-95, boston to philly, rain, heavy at times. blustery conditions on new year's eve. and the next storm comes into the northwest, new year's eve night, right around midnight. >> rob, thank you. >>> we move to washington and the impeachment showdown, republicans and democrats facing off over how president trump will be tried in the senate. one gop senator saying there are no rules here. it comes amid a report in "the new york times" about conflict between the president and his advisers about releasing the military funds to ukraine. here's rachel scott. >> reporter: 11 days after the house voted to impeach president trump, the president and republicans lashing out at house speaker nancy pelosi for withholding the articles of impeachment. >> it's our duty to turn it over. it's not like it's some mechanism she can control. >> reporter: but pelosi is standing firm, concerned about what senate proceedings would look like. after senate majority leader mitch mconnell said he plans to work in,

switching gears in a surprise move the burlington transport authority has applied for unesco world heritage status although the company jokingly admits that it sometimes though and for overcrowding rude service it seems the transport system is the only place left in they are up at least changing city where berlin is still better than. has been taking a closer look. what does the taj mahal in india the much you paid. transit system have in common well nothing yet but they may soon be sharing a spot on unicycles heritage list. who is on time and could decide to try to be called the must see him have in mind is. done by law not to preach to the public the berlin transit authority has applied for a world heritage status and wants to be included on the same list of some of the world's most fascinating architectural monuments but what makes the berlin transit system so special the appeared in the stock page design is to decide. it certainly convenience and even runs 24 hours a day on fridays and saturdays but if you've ever been on one of their subways you'll realize that the stuff could be a lit

cooperate with german authorities over an investigation into the murder of a georgian national in burlington in august after pearl and expelled 2 russian diplomats on wednesday claiming that moscow hadn't been forthcoming enough russian foreign minister sergei lavrov told r.t. on thursday that it appears moscow will again be blamed for a crime it was never involved in. the federal foreign office today declared to employees of the russian embassy in berlin to be persona non-grata with this step the federal government reacts the fact that the russian authorities despite repeated high level and in fact requests to no sufficiently participate in the investigation of the murder of tony k.k. in berlin zoo. they said we did not cooperate enough this is groundless some countries today recalled the tragedy of m h 17 which my dutch counterpart said we didn't do enough then we supplied them with all the necessary information with data from our radars and so on we gave them everything we rather satellite images the us promised nobody answered that we asked them what kind of cooperate. and they want from

also lots of colder air working into the area and this darkish shade of blue from burlington, vermont, back towards pittsburgh and into detroit. we're talking accuweather real feel temperatures in the single digits. another storm in the pacific northwest bringing rain and mountain snows. i'm accuweather meteorologist adam del rosso. >>> coming up, some ancient chewing gum dating back 5,000 years. what it reveals about human history. >>> but first the pop star who came to the rescue after this dramatic crash on the highway. >>> and later, history in the sports world. a woman does something no other woman has done before against a man. >>> singer ellie goulding is speaking out in support of a london truck driver. his truck t-boned a volkswagen and was pushing it down the highway, you see there, but the trucker says he didn't see the car under his grill. goulding asked her driver to pull alongside the driver and get the driver to stop. no one was hurt. >>> chilling new details about the murder of a college student here in new york. police say a 13-year-old who is already charged in the d

it's tj max, ross stores, burlington, and target. them and all the rest of the department stores. >> reporter: the strong retail season means the last-minute discounts won't be as deep as years past. but there are still some good deals out there. best buy slashing $100 from apple laptops. walmart offering 60% discounts off toys and games. experts suggest the bopis method. buy online and picking up in store to get extra savings. and skip the crowds. while millions are shopping online, we found many who are braving the elements looking for the last-minute deals. >> what kind of stores are you going to? >> every single store that i can, especially anything for toys for my son and for my stepdaughter. we want to make sure to get all the great deals in. >> stephanie, if you're planning to do your shopping online? >> it's not over. amazon and some other sites are offering two-day shipping if you order by tomorrow. you can even get one-day if you're willing to pay up. >> and what about christmas eve? are stores going to be open? >> you can

will feel like minus 12 in burlington, 0 here in new york and what has fallen today is going to hard freeze, so, it will be a slick commute again in the morning. be with us for a couple of days. meanwhile, long duration atmospheric river event setting up for the west, with heavy rain and mountain snow, but i'm most concerned for heavy rain and river flooding for western oregon and washington through the weekend. david? >> rob, thank you. >>> and next tonight, the danger from above, after a prominent architect, a mother, was killed here in new york city near times square by falling debris from that 17-story building. this question tonight, did the building owner ignore warnings? and now word that some 1,300 other buildings may be at risk. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: tonight, new questions over safety after debris fell from this new york city building, killing a prominent architect and mother. >> i am without words. i really don't know how something like that could happen. >> reporter: the city now identifying more than 1,300 buildings that need immediate repairs, after 60-y

this initial mug from burlington.ause you can store your lunch but also heat it up in the microwave. reusable straws, they have different -- the actual -- heather: you are very strong. >> they come in a variety and everything here is less than $10. if you want to have 10% you can donate and get 10%. heather: this is crazy. >> we got this for heather. >> with my face on it. >> personalized socks with anybody's face on it. and you get these for $24.95, you can put a couple different faces on. they have all different patterns, this is acute gift. >> very odd. that is out-of-the-box. >> i will be wearing that. up next. >> this is kyle. a coworker that is constantly losing their keys or their phone. it is a little device the you connect to an apps on your phone and when you lose your key what you can do is pull up the apps and have a little ringy sound and finds the keys or the phone and they have one you can put into your wallet and you stick onto the back as well. >> next up alcohol and notebook. and the people you have

average of 44. 12 degrees for your high in burlington, vermont, easily in the low 30s.h us. the cold air hold on tight. and then we will get up milder push of air coming into portions of the northeast slowly. so don't forget those jackets as you continue through today. back to you. woman: friction points, those obstacles that limit a company's growth. i try to find companies that turn these challenges into opportunities. it's these unique companies with creative business models that will generate value for our investors. that's why i go beyond the numbers. >> the fbi did not join in the search for a missing mom and her newborn baby. last seen with her now 3-week-old daughter last week. investigators say they think the pair went back to her apartment complex and often before they disappeared. fbi agents are looking around the area searching homes and speaking with neighbors. police have not identified a person of interest. the latest on that story. >> in fact, today marks one week since both went missing. austin police say they are still chasing down leads while the fbi

in fact, he was spotted in burlington brushing up on his baseball swing.eball players in a show of support after the mlb announced its plans to cut 42 teams across the country. a quick programming note. the final presidential debate of the year is coming to cnn. it is a critical night for the candidates still trying to break through. the pbs news hour politico democratic presidential debate live from los angeles. watch it on cnn and your local pbs station. coverage starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern thursday night. thanks so much for join iing me. we have much more just ahead in the newroom. it all starts right now. >>> you're live in the cnn ne newsroom. it is the last few days before president trump's likely impeachment and all that's left essentially is the house vote. people close to democratic leaders say that will probably happen on wednesday. the it's clear how law mmakers congress feel b about impeaching and removing president trump from office, but what about the american people? a new poll released a few hours ago shows a country divided. the poll is do

>> i'm sure he wishes that his hometown, vermont lake monsters that play there in burlington, i'm suret kept up their affiliations and all of that stuff. it's probably good politics for him at home. what they are talking about is that there is a federal antitrust, because they aren't really competitors in the way that coke and pepsi would be competitors. there are actually together to make a product. the threat from congress here, as we take that away, we will punish you if you don't operate your business the way that we tell you, because the bipartisan thing. you know the difference. what you know in washington is that there is a new consensus. whether you are a socialist or whether you are a nationalist, you think the government should be running more stuff and telling people how to run their businesses. that's why you see people coming together around ideas like this. >> bret: bottom line, is major league baseball going to feel the pinch? >> they get all their free stadiums and they get all of their tax exemptions at the local level. they want to make people happy, so they are leavi

. >> have you ever been to the burlington near you? never been to a burlington. >> you don't even know what a bargain is, do you >> oh, i know what a bargain is? not buying anything. >> well, that's you. that's you you see this suit, david, it's a beroni 180 count it's worth all ten of your suits. >> that's me >> point out >> it's very important >> let's keep going. >> let's just keep going >> intel can't make the chips, david, that's one of the take aways. happy again. you know what it will impact hp and you haven't commented on hp in a long time. >> it's not as though it's not ongoing. i don't have a lot of news at this point, xerox is continuing. >> i don't how to make the quarter. not with intel excellence making chips. i think it's another reason. >> they cut back on their pc production >> they can't make it. it's like they're having a production problem a yield problem. >> right >> so what you are going to see is amd will go up again, nvidia will go up again people are feeling at the eu said yes to the melanox nvidia deal, theref

one in altoona, 3 in new york, snowfall amounts generally 2 to 4 inches of snow in erie, pa to burlington, vermont. airport delays down to buffalo we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds you can do it. here we go, ha, ha! now for the icing on the cake. ahhh oooh huh! do you think he just got neutered? cause those notes are like, high! >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we'll see waves of rain today. we'll take a break tomorrow as well as friday, and then there will be a new storm system approaching late saturday afternoon and we'll bringing us rain off and on throughout the day sunday and move out monday. there will be another system behind us to bring us some bay area rain and sierra know on christmas day. we are going to have more active weather in the forecast, going into the next several days, with temperatures in the upper 50s. >>> that's your latest weather, guys >> mr. roker, thank you, still ahead here as the fbi joins the search for the missing mother and newborn baby in texas, we will hear from the woman's parents what they're sayin

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i live 50 miles away from the canadian border in burlington, vermont. it is true. have been up there. in canada, if someone has a serious illness or a major surgery, what is the bill when you leave the hospital? zero! [applause] sen. sanders: and then it happens while her son pays taxes, it ends up that they spend half as much per person on health care as we do because they do not have the joy of having to deal with the private insurance industry. and i know your son is really upset about that. that is a joke. i know that. [laughter] sen. sanders: all right. more discussion. thank you for that. you say to people, in our country, people go bankrupt when they get sick. literally, they do not want you talking about it. it is inconceivable to them that people could go bankrupt because they got sick. and yet, we have a republican party fiercely defending the system. and you have got the democratic establishment defending the system with some modest modifications. but this is what i believe. way back from when teddy roosevelt, more than 100 years ago, teddy roosevelt tal

i think it's goin-- >> i think it's going to be lowes and off-price burlington. deirdre: thank you.ga has arrived. and mike gunzelman was there at a midnight to see it. he pulled an all a-nighter. he joins us next to let us know if the rise of skywalker rose above the critics. the reviews have not been good. keep it here on "fbn: a.m." ♪ ♪ ♪ everything your trip needs, for everyone you love. expedia. for everyone you love. people think my job is easy. you just go on tv and talk, right? well, each season there's over 1,500 players and hundreds of games... plus passing yards, turnovers, injuries... we have to be ready to analyze any of it, on live tv. if we fumble on air, that's a problem. ibm watson helps us wrap our heads around all that data, and quickly find relevant insights using ai. so we can give every fan the best show possible. ♪ ♪ welcome everybody to fox kickoff, i'm charissa thompson... ♪ ♪ lauren: it is here, the ninth and final fill -- film of the saga. >> he joins us fresh. [laughter] >> bottom line the movie is awesome. the theaters were absolutely packed. no hits per

of the way into burlington in both directions. it looks like the san mateo bridge is off to a good start as well. looking at the south bay, as ed, and look at this, clocking in some pretty nice speeds. out of south san jose, northbound, pass that 280/680 connector. no delays along to 80 through downtown and is it. your drivetimes are pretty much all in the green. traveling north 11 from 85 over twice that 680, 280 interchange, that should only take you seven minutes. 85 from 101, 90 minute drive. >>> i'm katie nielsen at the newsdesk. we're taking a live look at downtown boston. you're going to have to take my word for it. you can just barely see some of the holdings, the high-rises, peeking through, all of that snow. it is all due to a massive winter storm that has dumped more than 20 inches of snow in the town. the governor announced a delayed start for nonessential state employees, meaning most state officers will not open until 10:00 pm. know, in the neighborhoods outside of boston, your taking a live look there now. you can s

columbia, maryland, followed by yonkers, new york, plano, texas, gilbert, arizona, and south burlingtonnt. >> nope, nope, nope, nope. >> i'm with you. i'll stay right where i am. your best friend is from plano? jobina, that is very nice. i hope they're enjoying themselves and feeling very safe. >>> potato producers are warning french flies could be in short supply. idaho, north dakota and manitoba, canada are north america's hot spots. cold and wet weather this year has all but ruined the crop. demand is off the charts so we have a problem. they are hoping to get more spuds from the east coast where there's a surplus. we have a high demand for fries. >> that would be tragedy. >> we'll get a fix. >> we'll work on this. >>> new at 6:00, the 2019 word of the year has been revealed and it pretty much sums up how many feel about this year. >>> and thieves steal $15,000 worth of stuff from a lululemon store. how they ended up getting caught. and that is lauren checking in with how people are preparing for the next round of weather. we'll leave you with a liv shouldn't mean a change in standar

he has been consistent, consistent from his honeymoon as mayor of burlington, vermont, throughout hise's looking for the next generation, because he is a movement, and he sees an end goal. he doesn't see a time or in the electoral season. but he can hand it off to an aoc, he can hand it off to those that will drag the party further, and tom perez has a problem with donors, a problem with fund raising, at a party that is split heavily because of that. >> ed: let's give jennifer a fair chance. we got a minute. what about the rest of the field? you can talk about bernie, but what is the state of the race for democrats? >> i think bernie is a compelling candidate, and full disclosure, i do not support him. i think he is pushing the party in a direction that is not necessarily going to serve us well in a general election, but i think that vp biden, senator sanders, senator warren, and mayor pete buttigieg leading this race, and they are the ones that you're going to see continue to do well leading into the winter and spring. >> ed: all right, we'll see if impeachment boomerangs are not in

are years from bernie sanders speeches on it floor from when he was in vermont, from when he was burlington as mayor, and people can see for themselves what he's been saying all the time which feeds into the idea of authenticity. other candidates who are newer if you're not andrew yang and catching fire online and sort of leading into it, you're going to have a hard time building it when there's other candidates. how the democratic establishment captures this and if it is sanders how they sort of combine their interests in defeating trump with sanders. i think it's going to be perhaps a fight for the soul of the party in a way we haven't seen in many years. >> the democratic establishment might not know quite what to do, and you saw. thank you both for joining us. >>> up next chris matthews going to talk to former obama speechwriter adam frankel about his new book and his time in the obama administration. you're watching "hardball." the obama administration you're watching "hardball. maria ramirez? hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is committing 150 million dollars

well it's not a tech that is very good business inside berkshire hathaway including the railroad, burlingtonsurance company geiko and a number of others it earns about 25 billion a year and those earnings are growing and apple is having a great year. susan: yes that's right in fact it's the second largest or maybe the largest in single innovates or or in apple and this is from warren buffett who says i don't invest in any technology or anything i don't understand but i guess that changes when you have $100 billion buybacks in stock each year. he loves the buyback and price and his grandchildren are helping out on that one. >> susan: remember cbs i was surprised to find that in there because some would say media stocks are low growth shall we say? >> media stocks are low growth and very inexpensively-priced stock around six times forward earnings and i think potentially apple might be buying the company down the road. apple i think is limited traction and i think viacom and cbs is an enormous amount of programming and apple might be interested down the road and it's bite size for apple on $25

do think there are several standouts, first of all, the off price retailers, tjx, ross stores, burlingtoney represent value, and they will follow on price, but they will always maintain their price discount relative to the full price channel. if we do have tariffs come in, the off price retailers would be positioned at an even greater value proposition. because they're buying goods already here in the united states in large measure they would not be the ones paying for the tariffs. we think they're certainly in better position. you also have companies with actual pricing power, and i would call out lieu liulu lemon, yedi, these are brands that have performance technology or some sort of quality point of difference that gives them some degree of pricing power, and we think they are absolutely better positioned heading into this environment. >> they are inoculated because of the quality of their products and the brand they have been able to establish. kimberly, thank you very much, great to see you >> court, bethlehem yesterday, canada tomorrow, safe travels as you interview the owner of tr

ulysses gilbert paid off thousands of dollars of lay away deputy for 60 people at a burlington storeorida. he said he got the idea from other professional athletes that are doing the same thing. way to get into the christmas spirit. tracee: i love that story. cheryl: he got a multimillion dollar salary from the nfl and first thing he did was give back. tracee: pay it forward. cheryl: we've got a lot to talk about this morning, especially with your money and your markets. folks, we have four trading sessions left for your markets for 2019 and it is good news all around. the dow is up 36 in the premarket, s&p up 5 and a quarter, nasdaq up 11 and-a-half. still coming up, 2019 shaping up to be a great year for wall street and for you and for your 401-k. but what can we expect in 2020. we've got a look ahead for you. and protesters in hong kong facing tear gas on christmas. is there any end in sight to this months-long conflict? stay with us. you're watching "fbn: a.m." ♪ it's you, babe. ♪ and i'm a sucker for the way that you move, babe. ♪ an invested at a great rate. that's why fidelity

places like burlington, boston, could end up having quarter of an inch of ice.here's a reason why you have so many different types of precipitation because it all means -- it all matters where that freezing line is. if you have warm air from top to bottom you'll have all rain. cold air from top to bottom you'll have all snow. ones in the middle where that freezing line takes place somewhere in the middle of the atmosphere. if it takes place in the middle of the atmosphere you'll look at sleet starts like on interstate changes back to rain and goes back to that hard ice that looks like hail. freezing rain is it remains like rain until it hits the surface. that likely causes some of the biggest travel problems because it looks like rain until you drive on it and then slip and slide and contend up crashing. >> all right. thanks. >> i learn so much. thank you. >> until you learn to drive. that's the question. >>> a reminder for all of you watching right now. let's bring in the new year together here, the new decade with anderson cooper and andy cohen. new year's eve

we were working on the 46th floor of the building which in the book is called the burlington house. we were the only tenant in the building at the time because the fisher brothers couldn't find anybody to sign the lease in a difficult time and the time was 1970 and they were reluctant to sign the lease with the state agency because god knows what that credit might be like especially since it was only issuing paper that were bottle obligations. that particular day, everybody was carrying around , everybody who works in dc at least, a copy of the new york post which had run a front-page story about the extravagance of someone named logue who had set up the agency in this private building on no lower floor than the 46th floor in central park and to say the least it wasn't like a building in albany with green walls any more than the one that is in the new bra which you will know about . everybody had the newspaper, ed had the newspaper. i had never met ed and i said to him out of pure brashness, i was only that age, this story is really not right and he said how does it make you feel th

i did sweater production for armani in italy, and then i got the job at burlington as a buyer. bought for their 600-store chain, and my job was to make them cool. lemonis: okay. and then what's this? patrick: why does it say "tmz" on it? lemonis: yeah. patrick: so, i have a partnership with tmz. lemonis: is that a license, or how does that work? patrick: yeah, we have their license deal. we do all of their t-shirts. we come up with all the designs. so, if you click "shop" on the tmz website, it goes directly to our website. -lemonis: it does? -patrick: yeah. lemonis: the fact that patrick has these licensing deals is impressive to me, because if a strong brand gives dilascia the rights to its logo and name, they boost the perceived value of the apparel. it also means that patrick's a really good salesperson, because big companies don't just license their names to anybody. patrick: so, men's is our biggest part of the store, which is from here on. kids is probably about 45% of our business. men's is 35%. women's is the smallest at 20%. lemonis: the women's apparel market in the

we're talking accuweather real feel temperatures in the single digits in blue pittsburgh to burlington and milwaukee as well. you make your way into the southeast, we've got some chillier air working in here as well. a couple more spotty showers across south florida as that front exits the area. another storm making its way onshore bringing rain and mountain snows wednesday, thursday, friday as well. >>> in other news here in new york, new details about the murder of college freshman tessa majors. >> police say a 13-year-old who is charged in connection with majors' death claims he and two other teens intended to rob a man, but they wound up grabbing majors from behind instead. the teen also reportedly told police he saw one of the other teens stab majors in the chest area. authorities are still searching for a 14-year-old who bolted from a car while on his way to turn himself in. >>> thousands of police officers from around the country were in northern new jersey to honor one of their own. jersey city detective joseph seals was slain last week in what's being called a domestic terror

premium ticket the public is way out there and that is actually the border between the post and burlington cemetery it's the same border today. press covering this thing like crazy. photographers everywhere. the president coming out to watch there's a famous story right now i'm blanking on whether it happened in oh eight or oh nine or congress actually shut down for the day and came up to watch or will fly. but for year do it. they said no. the weather is not okay. were congress, whatever i am orville wright, and they drew back. now there is this. i didn't want you to see that yet. there are a lot of stories. huge social event. and one story that i heard was that alice roosevelt long worth invented the tailgate at fort meyer watching orville wright fly. is everybody familiar with teddy roosevelt's daughter. famously said. i could manage the affairs of the state are economic imagine the affairs of alice. i can't do both. i have heard that an ally she had an electric car, this picture emerged. it's all true. that man is a man named philanderer knocks. he's a secretary of state. that's alex a

let's go to randy in burlington, north carolina.ler: i would like to make a glad youbout -- i am are there bringing sense to all of this but it seems to me in the big picture that our government is more concerned with kicking the budget can down the road. they seem to me or interested in putting off the inevitable. spending, butnd they do not want to look at how howontrol the spending, or to cut back or eliminate some of the debt. budgets --usehold business budgets coming commented on that -- you can't do that. it is impossible for me to adjust my budget in the debt direction without having some long-term effect on my personal income. for the government to constantly be looking at it as not important, just spend a bunch of money and deal with it later, just does not seem responsible. i do not think it is fair to attack the president about it. i think it is a problem with government overall. the bureaucrats in washington take up the biggest part of any budget deal that is done because that spending is solid. you can't reduce it curre

burlington, feels like minus 2 temperatures warm up as we head into christmas week. monday, 51 in d.c., 46 in boston 44 in buffalo and 57 in lexington. if you're looking for a white christmas, maybe not great news but if you like shopping and warm weather this week's coming up for you that's what's going on around. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds you could save up to 30%. let's go! nice to meet you, go get 'em tiger! woooo! sounds like you've got this? yeah. definitely. get a discount up to 30% with drive safe and save™ from state farm. >>> good thursday morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're seeing low clouds moving by this morning. through the day, we will get some more sunshine, some sun today with highs in theow mid-60s. and more of the same tomorrow. by saturday, we'll be close to watching our next approaching storm system and looks like it holds off until after the 49ers game, moving in saturday night but scattered showers will continue throughout the day on sunday. >>> coming up in the next half hour, you want to

burlington with a shocking -- okay a lot of shorts. didn't work.acy's, people still has to spend enough lots of suppliers are worried, they want to help fix macy's, they're not helping walmart, they don't need to walmart, david, is just a great online/offline company that's the story of this year. you got to go back there can you go back? >> to walmart? >> yeah. >> oh, no. a third one, i don't want to do a third -- >> why not >> it is enough. so many other things. >> now referring to the third documentary after two incredible -- david does documentaries. >> they were a long time ago. >> they were good. carl did a documentary on juul. >> the first time they let anybody in >> we don't talk enough about how carl's documentary opened people's eyes to the problems of juul and it has been all -- >> think about what -- >> now i watch the ads i don't know if you watch the ads, they got lawyers now looking for people whose parents of kids who smoked juul, that's the beginning of the end you have lawyers chasing -- the plaintiff's bar, they're relentless mon