liz: the indiana chamber of commerce ceo and president. e six 1/2 minutes away from the closing bell. you're seeing a lot of records on the screen one of them. dow is up 63 points. it cut in half the gains. we still stand at 19,610. less than four points away from dow 20,000. it is not a spoonful of sugar you but venom that made medicine go down. pharmaceuticals tumbled after president-elect donald trump slammed many high drug prices. but my next guest says health care stocks are still the best medicine. buy beaten down. his names next on "countdown." liz: we told you that there was a hot, hot item on a lot of people's holiday wish-list. there is a wait list for it. here it is. the century-old llb bean company's duck boots. they can not seem to keep up for the consumer demand for the mascot item. the duck boot was manufactured first in 1911 for duck hunters to keep their feet dry way up in maine. projected this year, 600,000 a year. the company can not keep up with it. they hired 100 more workers since last year to meet the demand. it is no

ceo and president of the greater new york chamber of commerce. worked with ivanka trump on her jewelry line, correct? >> correct. more small business but yes, that is the vital key component of american business. liz: the president-elect is new yorker, new york businesses are some of what we say in new york speak, which is yiddish, they're little nervous what they have seen. will he go after them next? >> compared with what we saw during the election we're seeing a more moderate donald trump. he is a new yorker. i think new york businesses will be very happy. postelection we see rebounds in the stock market. we see decrease in unemployment. things are looking good. megadeals happening now, keeping businesses and jobs here and in the united states is good for new york. liz: it is intervention though. i'm interested in the fact you said he is more moderate but yet piecemeal going after american businesses who plan or have moved jobs overseas or to mexico. what's moderate about that? >> well, he's more moderate than he was during the campaign. howev

- well, what night is it that daddy stays downtown for the chamber of commerce dinner? - wednesday, but what has that got to do with it? i don't want daddy here. - well now, that's not a very nice thing to say. - i don't care. i don't have any fun with burgess when daddy's home. i think i'm just an excuse so he can come over here and see daddy. (laughter) - oh, i'm sure that's not true. - well, i gotta find out for sure and the only way i can do that is to be alone with burgess and not have daddy here. so may i have the party wednesday? - i guess so. the party's all set. it'll be wednesday night. can you come? - sure, i'll be here. hi, mrs. anderson. - [margaret] hello, burgess. - is your dad home yet? - no he's not. - well, when does he get home? - not until very, very late. now, what do you want to do? - anything, except look through that microscope of yours. - well, whatever you do cathy, i want you to change into some play clothes. - okay, you wait here, burgess. i'll be right down. i'll read the paper. (quirky music) would you say no to a lot more money? [excited s

with ryan and mccarthy we are talk about the chamber of commerce and the business rounds table. >> ifare carrying water for the chamber of commerce instead their constituents, donald trump will call them out on that. >> we have a healthy checks and balance system with republicans in the senate and the house, and i think it -- you will see so many pieces of legislation going through that will benefit the american people. it will be part of donald trump pushing forward his populist message and agenda. at the same time they are going to look for insuring they don't push forward the tariffs donald trump was pushing for. lou: we are in agreement. open argument discussions, sunlight is flowing. they are so happy. and my audience appreciates it. thanks so as much, both of you. up next, donald trump very late on his thank you tour in north carolina. we'll be bringing you this rally. i have got to be candid with you. i am so thrilled that donald trump is the president-elect. i can remember when bill clinton was an hour late to things. i don't care how late he is. i'm just that happy. trump wil

staying on this story, our financial correspondent spoke earlier to the chairman of the american chamber of commerce in germany with the question, what is the sentiment among german investors ahead of donald trump taking office? >> every year the german-american chamber of commerce are doing this survey with two to 50 german companies. what they expect from the u.s. economy. what can we expect from the u.s. economy next year? >> the german companies in the u.s. are optimistic. in 2017, we will create more jobs and invest in america. >> 2017, the u.s. will have a new president. we hear a lot of protectionism coming from donald trump. >> business does not like any kind of protectionist. we like free trade. this is something we want to talk about with the new president. i hope we have a chance to somewhat changed his mind when it comes to germany and the united states. >> we have also seen a surge in the u.s. dollar. how is that affecting euro business? you are also the ceo of a producer of agriculture. >> i think that the dollar strength is not completely surprising. i think the euro will come back an

with the help of marion tire, millhiser smith, hy-vee marion, automotive and the marion chamber of commerce, miles of smiles continues its partnership with the salvation army with this giving event. each of these businesses has contributed to helping a struggling area family this back home at hilton coliseum tonight to take on cincinnati. it's a rematch of a close game between the two teams last year. stay with your 24 hour news tonight but the wind will die down as lows drop to near 30. we're back in the upper 30s tomorrow with a mainly cloudy sky. temperatures remain similar on saturday, although we might here or there. by saturday night, snow showers will start to lift in from the south and continue into sunday. they may mix with some rain before ending sunday afternoon. at this point, it appears any accumulations should be minor. we'll get a break on monday before our next system moves in for the middle of next week. thi of who will get what remain in question. one thing is quite certain - we'll be turning pretty chilly for a few days at the end of the week!tonight: cloudy. wind: w 5-10

on friday all five made their pitches to the chamber of commerce as one of two governors races being held in 2017. experts say this could give us an idea of what voters think of their new president. >> virginia is likely to be seen as a referendum on the first was one of trump's most visible supporters and says his success in the race may be tied with what happens in the new administration. gillespie is considered the favorite among republicans and has an early lead. >>> 2019, that is probably the next time you'll be able to go up to the observation deck at the washington monument. it's going to be closed for the next two years for a complete overhaul of that broken el the money is being donated to fix the elevator's issues. this is the second time he has come to the rescue. after the 2011 earthquake he donated half of the $15 million it took to repair the elevator then. >>> you might notice a new addition on the national mall starting today. the museum is adding a new outdoor sculpture. outdoor artwork. it debuts today. crews will install the new artwork in front of the museum until

the african american, american indian, hispanic, hmong chambers of commerce and the business council received the awards. "in 2016 alone we've seen more people employed in the state than we ever have before in the state's history, and the lowest unemployment rate we've had in a decade and a half. we want to make sure that we grow those opportunities in every part of the state and with every demographic group across the state of wisconsin. announced the grants today at marketplace 2016's 35th annual statewide conference for minority, woman, and veteran-owned businesses. this season, you can give the gift of a fresh holiday meal - enjoyed right at home. today's tmj4 is proud to partner with the hunger task force and raymond james associates on "home 4 the holidays." it's a virtual food drive to provide our neighbors in need with a nice holiday meal. just go to tmj4.com and look for the "home 4 the holidays" button to make a donation. from all of us at y' you for considering a contribution. milwaukee bucks pay a visit to children's hospital.. shannon sims is in the newsroom with a story

it will put the president-elect at odds with the united states chamber of commerce. given republican control of the house and senate, it doesn't bode well with him on the issue politically speaking. something else that you noted at the outset, he was such a vor receive rouse critic of president obama's use of executive order. here he is seeking to do something not conservative and to do it by executive order. it's an indication of how unusual these next four years may be. >> how the tables have turned. this is fascinating to watch. as you say, paul ryan, mick mcconnell, mike pence at one time, they do not like this. and then the commerce secretary designate, wilbur ross does like it. i guess we sit back and see who wins this one. >> trade has always been ideologically speaking one of those politics makes strange bed fellows issues. nafta was supported by bill clinton but he didn't have union support. tpp has been supported by president obama but again without union support. donald trump may draw union support in what he's seeking to do with the tariff but he's not go

the dc chamber of commerce says they'll keep up their fight. live at the wilson building, wusa9. >> we'll keep watching this. >> under the bill workers in dc who make less than $46,000 a year would get 90% of their weekly wages. those earning a higher salary would be paid at a 50% rate up to $1000 a week. >>> also signed a bill that would allow terminally ill patients to end their lives with the help of a doctor. the dc council approved the death with dignity bill in november. it goes to congress which has 30 days to review it. if congress does not take action the bill will take effect. >>> we're getting a look at the search warrant that gave the fbi permission to reopen the investigation into hillary clinton's privat server. among the documents is an fbi affidavit citing probable cause to examine the e-mails found on a computer belonging to former congressman anthony wiener. wiener is the estranged husband of clinton aide huma abedin. they. >>> president-elect donald trump striking back against former president bill clinton on twitter. mr. clin

the hollywood chamber of commerce said that nobody nominated fisher, which usually indicates that an of her caliber was not interested in having one. they have their own choice. to stay in place for a few days for fans. michelle: prince george's county police are stepping up patrols around convenience stores in an to thwart a serial robber who has hit seven different 7-eleven stores. tom roussey joins us. the policing confident he will strike again. tom: they are very worried about that. has hit six he places in prince in the last eight days. he was not done. they think early this morning, after hitting a 7-eleven in prince george's, he did the same thing across the river in alexandria, every time using a gun. tonight, prince george's county police cars are deployed outside of 7-eleven stores in the county because the police believe the same serial robber has hit seven places in eight days, with six of the seven being 7-elevens. >> go to 7-eleven very often, so it scares me. tom: very early in the morning, he robbed this 7-eleven on piscataway drive and clinton come his sixth straight

it's an effort the city's chamber of commerce is leading to spruce up the downtown shopping district kcrg t-v nine's vandenover jewlery sits on the corner of a main street in downtown oelwein. its been there since the 60's. linda benter one of the owners says she believes the town is coming back. 20:06:57;12 " "i would like to see oelwein come back to what it was twenty years ago when the railroad was here people were thriving all over the place so hopefully this plant will start that." " the jewelery store is a part year. with one mission in mind: bring more shoppers downtown. 19:45:55;20 "we decided that we wanted to do something to market ourselves, and each little business owner can't do a whole lot with limited dollars for marketing so we came together as a group, and they each put in money" " " so they pooled money together to pay for marketing and are using the slogan "shop oelwein we're awesome" 19:48:13;03 "we have town that will see some changes in a few years. 19:49:30;16 "we have a lot of positive things going for oelwein right now. we have a lot of new industry and existi

the hollywood chamber of commerce plans to allow the makeshift star to stay here for a few days. meantime.some of fisher's old friends from 'star wars' are talking about her today. daniels thinks that fisher would be amused by the outpouring of emotion following her detah. he says she'd probably announce that some people are getting a 'little over-emotional.' vicki? >> stanley: >> vicki:keeping the force with us in the wake of her deathcarrie fisher's book has become a best seller. fisher's book " the princess diarist,"was on top of amazon's list of best-selling books today, just ahead of " zero sugar diet." the star wars legend's book made the greatest upward movement in sales over a 24-hour period. fisher had been hospitalized since friday, when paramedics responded to a report of a pateint in distress at los angeles airport. fisher's mom. debbie reynolds, was rushed to the hospital with a possible stroke just a few hours ago. p we will keep you up to date with reynold's status. the actress best known as princess leia.was 60 year's old. coming up in sports at 6-45, we'll tell yo

today all five made their pitches to the virginia chamber of commerce in williamsburg. as up with of only two governor's races in an idea what have voters think of their new president. >> virginia is likely to be seen as a referendum on the first year of donald trump. >> stewart was one of trump's most visible supporters and admits his success will be tied to the success of the new administration. among republicans, gillespie has an early fund-raising lead and is considered the favorite. >>> drama in a south carolina courtroom today as one juror michael slager is charged with murder in the shooting death of walter scott in north charleston. the jury is also allowed to consider a lesser charge of man slaughter. but a juror told the judge today he could not vote for conviction in good conscience. later the jury foreperson said they might be able to agree on a verdict if they could get a clarification of the law. jurors will return on monday and try to decide on a decision. >>> newly released body camera video shows a laurel police officer shooting an unarmed man last april

chamber of commerce vincent orange is seeing red. >> the business community can provide that same benefitaxes. in fact, there are a number of business that offer better leave packages. >> reporter: only three states, california, new jersey, and rhode island, have paid leave laws. new york's will take effect in 2018. >> reporter: president-elect trump on the advice of his daughter ivanka, has proposed a federal six-week paid leave law. he wants to pay for it by cutting unidentified waste instead of increasing taxes on business. the mayor bowser has threatened a veto not because she opposes paid leave, but because about two-thirds of the benefits would go to commuters who live in maryland and virginia. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," drones are the hottest gifts this christmas. we will show you some high-tech ways drone pilots are prevented from entering restricted territory. plus the lucrative business of male hand modeling. how the tech boom is driving demand. and jan crawford sits down with country music duo high valley. that is

employee to sign off on whether a car should or should not get towed. , theowing companies chamber of commerce, and some businesses are strongly opposed to this, saying that it would be onerous and would cause a burden. >> we are strongly opposed to the addition of a second authorization requirement for illegally parked vehicles on private property. as we have acknowledged, parking is scarce in arlington. stakeholderss that can work together, but the answer. stress should certainly public advocates and a number of residents and some board members strongly support this second firmsure, the towing think they should toe vehicles, but under the proposal they would have to get permission from the business. that is the big controversy. your many other issues that appear to have the support -- there are many other issues that appear to have the support, including increasing fines for a night, weekend, holiday towing, the towing of public safety vehicles. there is a huge controversy and they are debating long into the night in arlington. back to you in the studios. alison: 7 on your side with a consum

chamber of commerce, vincent orange, is seeing red. >> the business community can provide that same benefithout raising taxes. and in fact, there are a number of businesses that offer better leave packages. >> reporter: only three states-- california, new jersey, and rhode island-- have paid leave laws. new york's will take effect in 2018. >> my child care plan. >> reporter: president-elect trump, on the advice of his daughter, ivanka, has propose aid federal six-week paid leave law. he wants to pay for it by cutting unidentified waste instead increasing taxes on bhs. mayor bowser has thrented a veto, not because he opposes paid leave, but because about two-thirds of the benefits would go to commuters who live in maryland and virginia. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >> pelley: coming up on the cbs evening news, a mistaken command sends an airliner flying towardica tat fee. there's a lot of places you never want to see "$7.95." [ beep ] but you'll be glad to see it here. fidelity -- where smarter investors will always be. it's just a cough.our cough, sfx: woman coughing you'd see how often

the hollywood chamber of commerce says they will allow the pop-up memorial to stay for at least the nextew days. >>> the high number of sick calls from muni drivers is costing the city of san francisco a small fortune. according to the new report by the city controller's office, the absenteeism has cost $42 million a year. last week some routes were cancelled. the sfmta is in the process of training 70 new drivers >>> federal transportation officials have awarded san francisco $75 million in grants to go toward the van ness improvement project. the project will create a lane dedicated to buses to speed up public transportation. but it requires major sewer and water system upgrades. the project got under way last month and is expected to finish up in 2019. >>> in the east bay two new surveillance cameras are being installed to monitor a downtown shopping area in concord. the city is replacing the pair of cameras in the todos santos plaza. officers can monitor the feed in real time and use them to investigate crimes by reviewing footage after the crime. >>> one man in the netherlands thank

even rob wonderling, the president of the chamber of commerce said, he was glad to see that there waseath of fresh air, that we weren't sort of having old fights between the mayor's office and city council anymore. >> jeff, what do you think? >> i'll echo that and just say former-governor rendell said on friday -- we saw on the news that, you know, "hey, he should lighten up a little bit," you know. "let's smile. let's be wa--" and that's not necessarily his personality. >> he doesn't like it when people notice him. >> yeah, except when he's buddy the elf, when he goes around on christmas. >> sure. >> but even his comments. you know, he's been very -- and we can have a policy difference on this issue of sanctuary cities -- but i think you want to find a way to work with the incoming administration to the best of one's ability, instead of -- it seems like when you stand up and you get more abrasive and more abrasive, it's only gonna bode ill for philadelphia. so i think we need to find a way to watch moving into -- and just, you know, i'd like to see him smile. >> right and -- i'm sorr

mayor clarkson say the motown melody, doing the melody heading to the san ramon chamber of commerce awardshe best stuff before going to the dinner. "world news tonight" with david muir. >>> tonight, the images coming in. deadly driving. the snow and ice. hundreds of accidents. and now, the arctic air sweeping in, wind chills 10 to 20 below zero. >>> president-elect donald trump and the russian hackers. he says he doesn't believe it. taking on the intelligence community he will soon rely on. and on whether he needs the daily intelligence briefings? >> you know, i'm, like, a smart person. i don't have to be told the same thing in the same words every single day. >>> also tonight, the deadly plot. after seeing dylann roof calmly walking into that church, killing nine, tonight, the chilling new moment in court. the list of other potential targets revealed. >>> the dangerous blast. neighbors who called the utility company. hours went by. the home blowing up. >>> and holiday shoppers. the one app tonight that tracks your gift list in these final

the head of portland's chamber of commerce says the requirement will make it more difficult for businessesinvest in the area and it will have virtually no impact on addressing income inequality. >>> the dallas police and fire pension system voted yesterday to suspend all withdrawals and payments from its deferred retirement program. now that decision stopped more than $150 million in withdrawals from being distributed. today if those withdrawals had gone through, pension officials say the funds reserved would have fallen below the level needed to keep that fund afloat. since august, there have been withdrawals of more than $500 million. >>> biogen's alzheimer's drug shows promise and that is where we begin the market focus. the company said patients experienced less brain swelling when they were given the medication in gradual increments. the drug also reduced plaque in the brain, compared with a placebo. biogen shares fell a fraction to $287.77. >>> federal trade commission said at&t will shell out more than $88 million in the next couple of months to nearly 3 million customers who were h

group of donors who have spent so much money ensuring that american policy was pro-trade, pro-chamber of commercerepublicanism. >> i agree if trump wants to start a trade war or something like that, then mitch and ryan will be a big obstacles. but somebody is going to audition to be the anti-trump for 2020 politics and i think bernie and elizabeth warren and the democratic caucus and the senate are both going to go for that. >> it's the question about who has the greatest hope of being the focal point of the democratic party. who do you think the single person is who might emerge? >> well, it's early to guess but i think the big dynamics are going to be elizabeth warren and somebody. and the race is going to be, who is gonna be the somebody? that's unclear now. but there's an opportunity. trump is unpopular enough -- ha ha -- understatement of the decade, in the democratic world. out here in california, they're beating their dream catchers into weapons, they're so mad. that's going to be the jump ball to get that slot, the anti-trump ball. that's going to be worth a lot in democratic politics. >>

and it always fascinates me because a lot of these immigrant advocates end up in bed with the chamber of commerce metaphorically speaking which i find odd. my message to a lot of legal immigrants is what the president-elect's plan is going to do is stop your labor from being undercut by illegal immigrant labor. and a disproportionate number of those illegal immigrants are in fact latino. they are in fact, you know, from other groups that are sort of allegedly being targeted. but let me kind of go back first, i think, because the think the premise of the question is still a little bit. both myself and then i know a lot of the very kind of leading folks giving trump immigration advice are not focused on deportation as the first thing. and i think if we could fix a bunch of the things that we think are broken about the current system, there are a lot of things we could have on the table about if you've been here since you're 2 and you're lawfully employed and you're -- haven't caused problems, there's all sorts of things we could put on the table. >> what would you fix, then? >> so you have e-verify

in trade with china but the european union as well, the theft of intellectual property and chambers of commerce of the u.s. and the eu in hong kong and beijing have been saying this for years. this is a big task and when we come to the south china sea honestly the obama administration's response has been pro forma and i think china reads it that way. i think it has to be very different. it would help to built up the navy to an adequate size, but the political shift can be signalled early and this may indicate that. >> i want to ask about the trans-pacific partnership because trump announced he's going to drop out of that on day one. there are a lot of people who say that's a mistake because it signals the u.s. disengagement and sends that feel to china. >> i don't know what the president elect has in mind after tpp but anybody who thinks it can be revived is mistaken. i think he's made it clear. >> i agree with that. >> i think the mistake was made beginning in the bush administration and continuing under obama was to say this is a strategic issue kind of mass car raiding as a trade agreement a

all five made their pitches to the virginia chamber of commerce. this happened in williamsburg as one of the only two governors races in 2017. experts say this could give us an idea of what voters think of their new president. >> virginia is likely to be seen as a referendum on the first year of donald trump. >> gop candidate cory stewart was one of trump's most visible supporters and says his success administration. ed ga lispy is considered the favorite among republicans and has an early fundraising lead. >>> 2019, that's probably the next time you'll be able to tour the washington monument from the inside. it's going to be closed to modernize the elevator. the money is being donated to come to the aid of the monument. after the 2011 he donated half of the money then. >>> you might notice a new addition on the national mall starting today. the museum is adding a new sculpture. this is the first outdoor artwork. the wind sculpture is making its debut later today. crews will install the new t less than an hour. >> exciting. >>> we are following a de

chamber of commerce, vincent orange is seeing red. >> the business community can provide that same benefitthout raising taxes. in fact, there are a number of businesses that offer belter leave packages. >> three states, california, new jersey, and rhode island have paid leave laws. new york's will take effect in 201. >> my child care plan. >> president elect trump on advice of his daughter ivanka proposed six week paid leave law. pay for it by cutting waste instead of increasing taxes. >> the not because she opposes paid leave, but because two third of the benefits go to commuter in maryland and virginia. chip reid, cbs news, washington. >>> coming up, a mistaken command sends an airliner flying towards cataphstroe. (coughs) easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours when your cough returns. one pill lasts 12 hours, so... looks like i'm good all night! ah! david, please, listen. still not coughing. not fair you guys! waffles are my favorite! ah! some cough medicines only last 4 hours. but just one mucinex lasts 12