screen pass to chris johnson, cj scoots to the outside touchdown 14-nothing redskins.r quarter kirk cousins been ball all season long. scrambles to the outside and he is in from 9 yards out. they stomped the bears 41 points they score, frown 21 your final score. >>> the browns winless and hosting the san diego chargers. all they want is a win for christmas. all they want is to win all year long. browns up 20 to 17. final seconds josh lambeau long. no good for from 45 yards. ride white. the browns their first win of the year celebrating like they won the super bowl. now one and 14 on the season. all right, the sixers are off this weekend. last flight they kicked off a four game road trip that started in phoenix. we pick it up in the third quarter with joel embiid big jo-jo falling. nice jump hook. that's old school over tyson chandler. jo-jo 27 points and seven boards. game tied in the fourth eric bledsoe with the j from the free throw line. the sixers give up 70 points in the second half. they lose. they play next 91 sacramento. >>> theme continues for philly pro teams

[laughter] chris johnson, michael, time for one more. chris?what is going to happen to the daily briefings in the white house? entirelyt shut it down , nothing on camera. then it could be trump being so vain he wants to be himself every day in the briefing room. >> that's a great question, chris. i will not hide my frustration with the former press secretaries advocating against having daily briefings or criticizing the mainstream media and using the mainstream media as a vehicle for doing that. i find that frustrating. but i don't have any intel about that from the trump folks. i haven't had a conversation about the plans for daily briefings. i think right now, they are not thinking that far in advance because they haven't identified who the press secretary is going to be yet. and i think once they have at least a structure for the white house press team, that will be the time to have some of the conversations about how you envision the day by day operation going. i don't think anyone in the white house press corps would support getting rid of

. >> my name is chris johnson. i think a lot of our readers are concerned about the roll back of president obama's executive actions that would affect a minority group. [ inaudible ] the first of these is the executive action for those [ inaudible ]. second is the executive order [ inaudible question ] . the third is a broader set of initiatives interpreting civil rights law that prohibited sex discrimination to apply to lgbt people. could president trump undo some things and [ inaudible ] -- would be presented to be compromised -- [ inaudible ]. >> very basically how could president trump undo some civil rights and lgbt protection? >> and greg might be able to weigh in on this, too. so for the executive orders he can rescind them as quickly -- yes, he can rescind them by signing something, by signing. now, the regulations in some of those that you're talking about are regulations that have been issued by the department of labor. those will go through that longer process that we talked about. did you want to add mo

. >> chris johnson, time for one more. is what is going to happen with the white house? on both ends, they jump down and have calls in the day and nothing on camera, trump, so vain he wants to be himself every day. >> a great question. i will not hide my frustration with former press secretary's advocating against having daily briefings or criticizing the mainstream media as a vehicle for doing that. i find that frustrating. but i don't have any intel from the trump folks about that. i had a conversation about their plans for daily briefings. genuinely right now they are not thinking that far in advance because they haven't identified who the press secretary is going to be yet. once they have a structure for the trump white house press team that will be the time to have the conversation about how you envision the day by day operation. i don't think anyone in the white house press corps would support getting rid of briefings. clearly there is room for reform of some kind of a new president wants to have a gaggle instead of a briefing or make it a shorter briefing, there m

kanye to trump. [ laughter ] >> so chris johnson and then michael and then time for one more. chris? >> what's going to happen with the daily briefings in the white house, it seems wild speculation that they might not have press briefings, maybe a gaggle but nothing on camera and then trump being just -- just being so vain that he wants to be himself in the briefing room everyday. so i was wondering what your expectation is. >> it's a great question and i won't hide my frustration with former press secretaries advocating against having daily briefings and/or criticizing the mainstream media and using the mainstream media as the vehicle for doing that. i find that frustrating. i don't have intel with the trump folks, i haven't had a conversation about their plans with daily briefings. i think genuinely right now they are not thinking that far in advance because they haven't identified who the press secretary will be yet. and once they have a structure for the trump white house's press team that will be the time you have conversations about how do you invasion the day by day oper

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kanye to trump. [ laughter ] >> so chris johnson and then michael and then time for one more. chris? >> what's going to happen with the daily briefings in the white house, it seems wild speculation that they might not have press briefings, maybe a gaggle but nothing on camera and then trump being just -- just being so vain that he wants to be himself in the briefing room everyday. so i was wondering what your expectation is. >> it's a great question and i won't hide my frustration with former press secretaries advocating against having daily briefings and/or criticizing the mainstream media and using the mainstream media as the vehicle for doing that. i find that frustrating. i don't have intel with the trump folks, i haven't had a conversation about their plans with daily briefings. i think genuinely right now they are not thinking that far in advance because they haven't identified who the press secretary will be yet. and once they have a structure for the trump white house's press team that will be the time you have conversations about how do you invasion the day by day oper

chris johnson is looking for a pullback before getting out at this point. what do you think of this whole -- it seems like a gimmick to me. what don't you like amazon stock right here? >> right now it is not about not liking amazon stock. it is just noticing that the stock has gotten into a similar situation where it is overbought. it stretched itself too far and the other side is that the market is kind of crowding this trade. in other words, when we look at the wall street analysts 90% of them have buy recommendations. typically that combination signals a pullback in the stock. we look at that as an opportunity to buy into this for the long term. we are long term bulls on amazon. >> you are also in the bullish camp. where do you see the stock going? >> i couldn't disagree any bit more. you are talking about a pullback. it is trading $760. it is up almost $90 from the highs. this is a pullback to get people into the stock. i am long the stock through option market. is this catalyst of the groenz going to effect anything immediately? no. i think drones are

. >>> joining us to talk about today's market action is cnbc contributor evan newmark, chris johnson from jk investment group. rick santelli is here and steve grasso joins us here, as well. steve, first to you, art cashin was just saying 1.1 billion on the close. we close more or less unchanged. >> quadruple and you had rebalancing. a lot of pension funds rebalancing. that accounts for the massive flows that you saw even on the opening and especially on the close all of those funds basically 99.9 are gauged to the close and that is why you saw that bloated volume. >> didn't seem there was a lot of movement during or after the press conference. not much there to move the needle. seems markets were spooked. >> i don't know that they were spooked. there definitely was movement. considering how much movement we had this week specifically -- i don't know that it is -- there was a movement five basis points but keep in mind we closed up a dozen on tens, pretty much close to the same on twos where 30s were virtually unchanged. dollar index close to a percent on the week. i think market move

. >> my name's chris johnson. i think a lot of our readers are concerned about you roll back of president obama's executive actions that you're protecting minority groups. and the first of these is the dhaka exec tv action for those who will not bring back the second. the executive order president obama signed for prohibiting the people. it's kind of a broader set of initiatives interpreting civil rights law pa that would bring discrimination. first talk to the conflict into that and the last two how easy it would be for them to be compromised by and sin earthing that into regulation. >> very basically, how easily could president trump undo some civil rights protections? >> and greg might be able to weigh in on this too. for the executive orders, he can rescind them as quickly -- yeah, he did rescind them by signing something. by signing. now, the regulations in some of those that you're talk abouting are regulations that have been issued by the department of labor. those will go through the longer process that we

caroline: chris, it's been so good to get your perspective on the last day of trade and technology of 2016. the opportunities ahead, cory johnsonas ever, joining me. that was chris from bloomberg capital. not to be confused with bloomberg. a story in india. apple wants tax concession on iphones that the company plans to manufacture there. apple wrote to the industry ministry last month seeking lower important manufacturing duties. the tech giant is eager to kick-start operations in the world's fastest growing market. it's grown slow in other countries such as china. and coming up, from fake news, controversies to a big push into self-driving cars, we'll discuss the highlights and the low lights from the top tech companies, including apple, google and facebook. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: picking your new year's resolutions can be a bit tricky. not for facebook c.e.o. -- twitter c.e.o. he tweeted, following in the footsteps of brian, what's the most important thing you want to see twitter improve or in 2017? well, like him who had taken to twitter for consumer advice, dorsey got thousands of responses. on friday he wrote, tha

after chris crinkle, larry johnson was found at a santa. he's already got hundreds of requests. >>> and cought on camera. looking for the perfect christmas tree. he went in front of the front door. i see a lot of christmas stuff there. tweeting out these picks which are going viral. in the worry of a wildlife specialist. >> coming up next, a campaign to meet king the akron family going all out to make their grandfather's dream come true. >> i mean, i would hate for the list to happen to therm. >> and left without a ride on their limo day. taking deposits and taking off. what news 5 has discovered about this local company. good morning cleveland is back >>> as promised, next few days, we'll be in the next few days to talk about the rain, snow mix. best chance will be here late in the day and the most likely areas to see that mix would be in the snow belt. as we move more the next week, rain is looking likely tuesday, perhaps into early wednesday morning. then thursday is a dtw. day to watch a potent storm system may take shape and roll its w

((denise valdez)) >> nascar king jimmy johnson rolled into las vegas... right chris ((chris maathuis)) >> and he went straight to school. inspiring young kids was his first assignment. john tritsch took on today's plus... city leaders in oakland aren't going down without a fight. the latest coming up here on channel 8./// <<< the top drivers. and one thing you can bet on is jimmie johnson will be somewhere in the group. the 7-time champ rolled into las vegas and made a pit stop at an area school... that's where jon tritsch pics up the story. jon tritsch: he's talented as any driver to pound the accellerator but today jimmie johnson pumped the brakes and stopped at school (jimmie johnsona hard to connect with the kids. i fell in love with this sport through going to races with my dad.") jon tritsch: the seven time sprint cup winner went from championships and checkered flags to challenging questions from doral academy students..and they weren't always easy to steer (jimmie johnson/nascar: "in some ways you feel that there is a larger responsibility to answer perfectly

johnson. david: thank you to chris and rick. it is a pleasure to have everyone here for this 2016 securing tomorrow conversation. lloyd, susanob rice, james clapper, and now, jeh johnson. your subject, homeland security, is in the news. we are in a conversation about russian hacking during the election and i wanted to take you back to the important theement you made with director of national intelligence, james clapper, on october 7. i am reading in a served of rpt ofbecause -- an exce this, because it sets the stage. you said that the u.s. intelligence community is confident that the russian theft oft directed the the emails from organizations, intended to interfere with the u.s. election process. scopeieve, based on the of these efforts, only the senior-most officials could have authorized these activities. a strong statement. i have opening questions. what is the effect you think that statement had? as others have asked, why did you wait that long, when the reports of the russian hacking went back to the summer, at least? jeh

. >> my name is chris washington johnson with the "washington blade." i think a lot of our readers are concerned about the rollback of president obama's executive actions that protect minority groups. this question is for professor dudley. the first of these is the daca executive action for those who have the right to be under the dream act and the second is the executive order president obama signed which prohibits discrimination against lgbt people and the third is a broader set of initiatives relating to civil rights law that prohibited sex discrimination to apply to lgbt people. can you talk to the ease with which congress could undo those two things and the last two how easy would it be for them to be compromised by inserting a religious exemption? >> basically how easily could president trump undo some civil rights and lgbt protections? >> and greg might weigh in on this, too, for the executive orders he can rescind them as quickly -- yeah, he can rescind them by signing something. by signing. now, the regulations -- and some of those you're talki

before his unit transfers west and here, chris mentioned him earlier, old allegheny johnson. goes off to a prisoner of war camp and gets turned back when he is released and he is transferred to the army of tennessee. commands a division there in the battle of franklin. so this is the rest of the story with local connections here in virginia. when you really study it was brought upcoming into command, franklin is kind of tragic. he tried. he really did. some of it is partially the army that he commands. they were back stabbing and fighting. they spent more time fighting among themselves than they do fighting the other side in the war. general hood should have known this and sometimes he expects the army to work like lee's army does and it doesn't he states he is a man of the lee and jackson school which i think he lee an school which i think he demonstrated. he tries to pull these things off but he just can't do it. another thing with hood is hood's army is unwealdy. he does not have any veteran commanders. he is the senior core commander in command since june of 1864. this ca

johnson. [applause] [applause] david: thank you to chris and rick. it is a pleasure to have everyone here for this 2016 securing tomorrow conversation. we have had bob lloyd, susan rice, james clapper, and now, jeh johnson. your subject, homeland security, is in the news. we are in a conversation about russian hacking during the election and i wanted to take you back to the important statement you made with the director of national intelligence, james clapper, on october 7. i am reading in a served of this, because -- an excerpt of this, because it sets the stage. you said that the u.s. intelligence community is confident that the russian government directed the theft of the emails from organizations, intended to interfere with the u.s. election process. we believe, based on the scope of these efforts, only the senior-most officials could have authorized these activities. a strong statement. i have opening questions. what is the effect you think that statement had? as others have asked, why did you wait that long, when the reports of the russian hacki

chris what do you have tonight? >> lucy fresco user nicole johnson crews battling a fire in bordentown, burlington county tonight.lames broke out around 8:00 on the popular avenue. took crews more than an hour to get this fire under control. right now it is unclear how the flames started. no one is hurt. >>> group of women came together in chester, delaware county all for a good cause. fresco user emma takes to us fundraiser organized by the city team. they're raising money for people struggling with poverty, homelessness and addiction. they all participated in the adopt a family program to help those less fortunate. >>> ♪ >> and the sounds of the season filling the my moth meeting mall today and it was all thanks to the upper dawn lynn high school guitar band. fresco user bill r sent us this video. great job to all the students giving shoppers life holiday music as they check off their shopping lists. when you see news happening be sure to take out your phone and shoot it. mack sure you use the fresco app and zen it to our newsroom. lucy? >> thank you very much, chris. >>> all is not lost if you have not yet sec

johnson. thank you. [applause] >> thank you to chris and thank you to rick hunt. a pleasure to have everyone here for the fourth and last of our 2016 securing tomorrow conversation. we have had defense secretary bob orr and susan rice director of intelligence jim clapper and her secretary, security jeh johnson produced a special pleasure for me to have you here. your subject of homeland security is very much in the news. we are now in an intense conversation nationally about election hacking during our elections and i want to take you back mr. secretary to an important statement that you made with the director of national intelligence jim clapper on october october 7 and i'm just going to read a brief excerpt from this because it really sets the stage for what we are now dealing with. on october 7 mr. clapper said the u.s. intelligence committee is confident that the russian government directed a the recent compromise of e-mails from u.s. persons in a situation including from u.s. organizations. these thefts and disclosures are intended to interfere with the u.s.

johnson. thank you. [applause] david: thank you to chris and rick. it is a pleasure to have everyone here for this 2016 securing tomorrow conversation. we have had bob lloyd, susan rice, james clapper, and now, jeh johnson. it's a special pleasure for me to have you here. your subject, homeland security, is in the news. we are now in an intense conversation about russian hacking during the election and i wanted to take you back to the important statement you made with the director of national intelligence, james clapper, on october 7. i am reading a brief excerpt from this. it sets the stage for what we are now dealing with. you said that the u.s. intelligence community is confident that the russian government directed the theft of the emails from organizations, these thefts and disclosures are intended to interfere with the u.s. election process. we believe, based on the scope and intensity of these efforts, only the senior-most officials could have authorized these activities. a strong statement. it was made october 7. i have two opening questions f

chris christie. john wisniewski, phil murphy, bill brennan, and jim johnson. >>> good morning.eorologist, erika martin, with a look at your neighborhoods right now. it is cold to start the day. the feels-like temperatures are colder than that. i will get to that in just one moment. currently, it looks like euclid, 28, gilbertsville, 29. elroy, 28. bedminster, 29. if you look at the bottom of your screen, you will see your local neighborhood forecast. jersey seeing mainly 20s and some low 30s. pemberton, 30. almost making it to 30. robbinsville at 30 along with florence and princeton. satellite radar image picking up on some light moisture moving in. some mid-level moisture. a lake effect moisture, if you will for the most part. conditions will remain dry. hour by hour forecast, we get started at 6:30 a.m. and notice we are seeing some lights on the screen now. everything is dry. i do want to show you your weekend forecast. what can you expect for saturday and sunday. it looks like we have mainly mid to upper 30s with a mix of sun and clouds for the first half of your weekend. b

chris pratt nose. duane johnson's chest. >> with the moving? >> the whole body.pe personality? >> the guy is jack. >> jack. here's the results, ladies and gentlemen. >> that's just freakish. >> that's hideous. >> that's freakish. >> that's like an experiment gone wrong. you know in five minutes that's going to explode. >> exactly. >> where is ryan reynolds' personality? >> wow. >> that's just not right. >> yeah. >> all right. again, here's a pallette cleanser for you, the weather. that's just weird. let's show you what's going on. 55 million people under some sort of windchill advisory or windchill warning stretching from the dakotas all the way into new england. you look at that. single digits to well below zero. . d then we got coming into that cold air, big storm system, flooding possible for much of central and southern and northern california. also snow is making its way on friday from minneapolis, green way, chicago. by the weekend it makes its way here into the northeast. you see the rockies over a foot and a half to two feet of snow. upper great lakes, ta

later next week, we have chris pratt, katie holmes, edward norton, robert de niro and dwayne johnson will all be joining us all this week. >> steve: whoa! [ cheers and applause ] music from john mayer, pharrell williams, and gary clark jr. the whole week. [ cheers and applause ] but first, we have a great show tonight. we love it when this one stops by. her netflix talk show just got picked up for a second season. the very funny, the awesome, chelsea handler is here tonight. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we love chelsea handler, come on. [ applause ] plus, this month, you can see fantastic, unbelievable, new movie, "la la land." plus, he has a brand-new album that's just out right now. it's called "darkness and light." the very talented john legend is dropping by. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he's a new dad, too. congratulations, john legend. "darkness and light." we're going to talk to john, and then, he's going to perform his single, "penthouse floor." it's going to be good tonight, yeah. i went to a -- i had a fun night last night. i went to

jennifer johnson joins us live from capitol hill with more. jennifer. >> well, chris and pat, president-elect continued his tough talk today about nuclear countries on notice. a cold war of words between president-elect donald trump and russian president vladimir putin. after both leaders called for expanding their nuclear arsenals. today, mr. trump had an off-camera conversation with msnbc's mika brzezinski, telling her -- >> let it be an arms race. we'll outmatch them at after pass. >> trump enjoyed a casual golf outing with tiger woods. his incoming press secretary tried to clarify. >> the president isn't saying we're going to do this. they said unless they come to their senses. it's a warning to them that this president is going to take action. >> both leaders called for their countries to strengthen their nuclear capabilities, but today, putin told reporters if someone accelerates and speeds up the arms race, it's not us. sbl something as complex and important as nuclear weapon strategy cannot be communicated in the course of 140 characters in a twitter message.

johnson, a family company. >>> we first heard about the murder of chris northam sr. when an odd letter came in the mail.eded to talk to us about the northams, about skim x, about the investigation. but most of all, about averill. >> i think she just caught up in something that she did not know how to get out of. >> this is the author of that letter. felicia lund. averill easley's mother. >> she had this life that was promised to her, this marriage. >> and she wanted it. >> and she definitely wanted it. >> as felicia saw it, averill had fallen under chris jr.'s spell. >> how i can describe this, i mean, this is going to sound -- is brainwashed. because if you knew chris jr., he's very charming, he's very believable. >> which may explain averill's faith in chris early on but doesn't explain why five months after the murder, when she suspected chris of killing his father, she went ahead with the wedding. i don't get it and i'd like to you explain it to me, because how could you get back with him and, like, marry him? >> um -- >> you were pretty sure he did this, am i right? >> absolutely. >> so i ask you a

in a phone conversation johnson advised her to hide some of the money in her underwear while investigators were outside the home. >>> i'm christ the live desk where tonight the president-elect pushed back at the white house criticism and warned american companies against moving jobs out of the u.s. >> it's going to be that they will have consequences when they leave our country and think they're going to sell the product right back over our border, no tax, no nothing. >> reporter: donald trump did address the new reports personally tying russian president vladimir putin to the hacking of democratic emails. in an interview that's going to air later this morning on npr president obama says we need to take action and we will at a time and place of our own choosing. earlier in the day thursday the white house press secretary chastised president-elect trump for mocking u.s. intelligence election, and tonight trump fired back. >> this foolish guy, josh ernest. i don't know if he is talking to president obama. you know, having the right press secretary is so important because he is so bad the way he delivers a message. >> reporter:

jennifer johnson joins us now with the latest. jen? >> reporter: good afternoon, chris. donald trump doesn't take over the white house for another 30 days, but today his focus was on the german terror attack. president-elect donald trump met with military leaders at his florida estate today, two days after the isis truck attack in berlin. >> attack on humanity, that's what it is. it's an attack on humanity. and it's got to be stopped. >> reporter: and now ban on muslim immigrants or a registry. >> you know my plan, all along. >> reporter: trump's pick for national security adviser general mike flynn, an anti-islamist handliner, was at that meeting, this as the state department tried to assure americans today that isis is getting weaker. >> make no mistake, this is a group not anywhere near the capability it was just a couple years ago. >> reporter: trump and flynn vowed to stop isis but for now president obama is still running the show. >> i do think that people understand who has nuclear codes today and who's going to have them on january 20th. >> reporter: vice preside

and meeting with jeh johnson, one of the key agencies responsible for cyber security in the united states. congressman chris collison of new york is a member of the trump presidential transition team. joining us now from lancaster, new york, just outside of buffalo. thanks so much, congressman for joining us. >> always good to be with you, wolf. >> so president obama says it's u.s. will retaliate against russia over the cyber attacks against the u.s. during the election. do you support that? >> well, i have no comment on what president obama is going to do or not do. what i will say, it's time for the president, time for hillary clinton and the country, to move beyond some of this nonsense and let's get behind donald trump, unite behind donald trump. >> congressman, let me interrupt, congressman. what is the nonsense? what nonsense are you talking jab because we've heard from so many of your republican colleagues, chairmen of intelligence committees, armed services committees who have seen the same evidence, and they dispute what you're suggesting, this is nonsense? >> what i'm saying, no. stipulate a minut

. >> so chris, i want to ask you, you write about a woman you met in louisiana. her name is florence johnson. she said, hell, yes, i'm voting for trump. tired of politicians. he is putting on a great show. pissing them other bastards off. these are her words. they deserve it. >> it was both but i think i liken it to hearing both what j.d. was saying and -- look, people are kicking over the -- people are kicking over the checkerboard. the game is stacked against them. they think that they feel left behind. nobody has come into their communities. their jobs are leaving. nobody has -- no one addresses that. and they have left. and for them it's a visceral. you look out the window in these towns and you look out the window in danville, virginia, in clarenton, ohio and there's a vacant lot where there used to be a factory and that's visceral. the carrier deal was huge in the sense that it was very symbolic. someone came into their community and said we're going to bring these jobs back and stop them from coming. so, yes, it was a little bit of voting against establishment, knocking over the check

. >> so chris, i want to ask you, you write about a woman you met in louisiana. her name is florence johnsonoting for trump. tired of politicians. he is putting on a great show. pissing them other bastards off. they deserve it. >> it was both but i think i liken it to hearing both what j.d. was saying and -- look, people are kicking over the -- people are kicking over the checkerboard. the game is stacked against them. they think that they feel left behind. nobody has come into their communities. their jobs are leaving. nobody has -- no one addresses that. and they have left. and for them it's a visceral. you look out the window in these towns and you look out the window in danville, virginia, in ohio and there's a vacant lot where there used to be a factory and that's visceral. the carrier deal was huge in the sense that it was very symbolic. someone came into their community and said we're going to bring these jobs back and stop them from coming. so, yes, it was a little bit of voting against establishment, knocking over the checkerboard. but at the same time, it was also voting for somebo

johnson to come over, but cam phillips with the progressive pylon cam, into the end zone. and now, we see what deshaun watson and the clem sop offense, they got to be thinking, >> chris: oh, he gave the deshaun bow and arrow celebration back at him. watson's turn to answer. and it's a keeper, and a whistle just before the snap. flag down on the near side. >> kirk: movement again. >> chris: they have to get this fixed. >> referee: false start. offense, number 75. five-yard penalty. first down. >> chris: that's hyatt again. i know the hokies are aggressive that's the fourth false start in the last two series. didn't hurt them on the last drive. got in the end zone eventually. but this sets them back. >> kirk: think about what's at stake in this game for clemson. >> chris: absolutely. game carried all the pressure of the favorite, holding that playoff position coming in here. and now watson on fistrst and 1 gets the penalty >> kirk: when you have one team with everything to lose, and the other team is looking up like, oh, my gosh, we're down seven, we're still in this thing, now, it comes down to dabo swinney and you're approach as a head coach. do you play not to lose, do y

johnson will be joining us. it's going to be good. but first, we have a fantastic show tonight. he stars opposite jennifer lawrence in the new movie, "passengers," chrishere. [ cheers and applause ] i love that guy. >> steve: he's a good dude. >> jimmy: later in the show, chris and i are doing something fun called "mad lib theater." be sure to stick around for that. [ cheers ] plus, she's a terrific actress. she's fantastic every time she comes on the show. she stars in and directed her first movie. it's called "all we had," the wonderful katie holmes is on the show. [ cheers and applause ] the director. did the whole thing. and we got great music. did you hear rehearsal today? >> tariq: i didn't hear it. >> jimmy: oh's >> tariq: yeah. maroon 5 is here. doesn'ev [ cheers and an gruss." hereotr places and thent boot to the head. >>im she was shopping for some >>ngtexas.she und. [ laughter and applae plau ] >> jimmy: i can't -- give me a but we asked and they called krten miller in punta gorda, [ laughter and applause i >> steve: you're good with it? this next screrarama click their grandma. >> steve: ths difference? ths oh. >> jimmy: yeah, and theygh >

chris. thanks my friend. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy wednesday. we have a big show tonight. the director of homeland security jeh johnson is here for an interview. i'm very much looking forward to that. you know greta van susteren from fox news? she's actually not at fox anymore, which i think is too bad. i miss greta. i miss her being on tv. i'm not being sarcastic. i know everybody thinks we have a terrible rivalry with fox. i really do miss greta. and i ended up thinking about her in today's news, because this was one of my all-time favorite greta moments from when shes with on fox. >> i know that at least ten isis fighters have been caught coming across the mexican border in texas. >> how do you know that? >> because i've asked -- because

johnson will be joining us. it's going to be good. but first, we have a fantastic show tonight. he stars opposite jennifer lawrence in the new movie, "passengers," chris pratt is here. [ cheers and applause ] i love that y. >> steve: he's a good dude. >> jimmy: later in the show, be sure to stick around for that. [ cheers ] plus, she's a terrific actress. she's fantastic every time she comes on the show. she stars in and directed her first movie. it's called "all we had," the wonderful katie holmes is on the show. [ cheers and applause ] the director. did the whole thing. and we got great music. did you hear rehearsal today? >> tariq: i didn't hear it. >> jimmy: oh, it's fantastic. he's got a good band with him too like -- >> tariq: pino's here, everybody's here. >> jimmy: steve jordan's here. >> tariq: yeah. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: pino paldi on bass, james valentine from maroon 5 is here. he's going to play with them. [ applause ] and this guy's so good, he doesn't even need anybody. he doesn't need anybody. he's that -- so that's amazing, what a show you're going to see tonight. the one and only john mayer is here tonight. [ cheers an

. ♪ tom: guy johnson in tom keene, quickly, see if a moment -- joe quinlan, chris, you mentioned youears ago, were undiversified and at 120. then there was a fidelity 50 fund. have you gone with less stock holdings in your portfolio? what has it meant a today? >> it's a great luxury to have clients that let us do that. we have been able to double the market return since we started 17 years ago. that is notave done just what we own, but what we don't. tom: exactly. learn, here -- we all it's precisely that, what you don't own. >> and you also have to look at the asset classes. i think that's important as well. tom: where are you on large cap, small cap? are only going to own 18 you can't afford the volatility of a small-cap portfolio. they are very, multinational, with the all trade in the united states. guy: how was your reaction to the massive increase in passive money? well, that is part of the reason we stick with a small number of stocking states undiversified. is that theor that closer you get to homogenous market like funds, in order to justify are considerably higher than pass

chris. thanks my friend. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. happy wednesday. we have a big show tonight. the director of homeland security jeh johnson is here for an interview. i'm very much looking forward to that. you know greta van susteren from fox news? she's actually not at fox anymore, which i think is too bad. i miss greta. i miss her being on tv. i'm not being sarcastic. i know everybody thinks we have a terrible rivalry with fox. i really do miss greta. and i ended up thinking about her in today's news, because this was one of my all-time favorite greta moments from when shes with on fox. >> i know that at least ten isis fighters have been caught coming across the mexican border in texas. >> how do you know that? >> because i've asked -- because i've asked the border patrol, greta. >> and the border patrol they just let isis members come across the border? >> no, they caught them at the border. therefore isis is coming across the border. >> greta is like who the what now? hold on. what? how do you know that? the border patrol just let ten isis fighters come -- what are you -- really? the guy blowing greta's mind with that

johnson tweeted pick a phrase from john kerry's phrase, any phrase. can't really add anything to that. amanda simpson said quinn netanyahu paltrow saying she and christive to the culture of divorce. j.r. two said anything from or "the view." so anti-america, sad and so smug. finally michael said that obama would have beaten donald trump. it's more likely that rex swine will get another head coaching job than obama beating trump. let me add ryan fired by the jets and buffalo bills sad. and tomorrow you choose the news is bat. tweet an important story to me @ ed henry or email us at "tucker carlson tonight" @foxnews.com. tune in each night 7:00 p.m. eastern. lying smugness and group think. don't forget to dvr the show if you haven't set that up. bill o'reilly is up next. ryan priebus is going to step into the no spin zone. tucker is back soon. i promise ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to "red eye." hello, everyone, i'm tom shillue. let's check in with tv's andy levey at the "red eye" tease deck. >> thanks, tom. coming up on the big show a man is thrown off a jetblue flight after harassing ivanka trump. we will find out what ivanka trump was doing on jetblue. and will

chris wallace about her aggressive move to the federal level. >> this is not about donald trump. it's not about hillary clinton. it's not about my campaign. it's not about gary johnson. this is about the american voters who deserve to have a voting system we can trust. when something like 75,000 votes in detroit may, in fact, be an error because -- why would people come out in detroit, fill in all the other positions but not vote for president? >> and while she went on to say it's not to show preference for one candidate over the other, she also says it does not coincide with states where donald trump won narrowly. the recounts are being done in wisconsin and in michigan too. critics are openly questioning her motives and the funding since she's raised almost $7 million to fund the efforts. opponents are concerned that local governments could still end up shouldering millions of dollars. they just say it's time to move on. >> i'd say to her give it up as it seems you're going in pennsylvania for a very simple reason. even your friends in the clinton campaign have admitted that these recounts will not change the result. the question for jill stein and hillary clinton