good luck, dak."ome. >> yeah. >> congrats to them. >> they would be the most fun parents other than melissa mccarthy if i could come back as a little baby, i want to be kristen bell and dak shepard's baby. >> she would sing to you. >> mama. another couple with their own life-changing moment. elton john and david furnish are tying the knot today. the couple hinting they might make the move after britain legalized same-sex marriage earlier this year. they're already in a civil partnership and have two sons and rather than shooing their fans away for a private moment, the couple sent out an online invite where they can catch live updates of the ceremony being held in their home in england. instagramming their picture saying it's a nice day for a wedding along with the shoes share sons, who are the ring bearers, will be wearing. isn't that cute? >> very cute. >> so another big congratulations. >> they're big shoes. >> those are big shoes. >> size 10? what is that? >> maybe their shoes. those are big boy -

there's speculation north korea may be behind at dak and officials there denied any involvement. >> santa helper made tracks through paris france today. thousands of runers dressed like chris kringle and took part in the santa 10 k city of light. mixed in with red, white, were christmas tree costumes snow man and one runner wearing a suit of armour. not to be out done another completed it running backwards. it's a lot of fun that serves as fundraiser for organizations dedicated for helping sick and injured children. >> still to come tonight on "action news" that nor'easter that hit us last week did a real number on vermont. and undate on the tens of thousands of people still without power. coming up. >> and meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast when magee has the exclusive accuweather 7-day forecast when we come right no question about that. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the sam

we muslims need to reject that dak trin of jihad completely. and the only way to reject that is through a battle within the house of muz lime against the thee cats that are dominating 90% plus of the interpretations of our scripture across the world, including in the west. >> so why aren't they doing it? >> because journalists and media and government and thought leaders are giving us muslims a pass. we sort of are protect the as a minority here and can practice our state. and yet in the middle east they did reject it. you had egyptians stand 35 mil >> they rejected the jihad. >> and you know what? that's a great answer. so why is this government? why is the united states being so politically correct and saying, you know, the muslim brotherhood -- and i just had two of the top experts in the nation on this issue. why is our government giving them a pass and not protecting christian in the middle east? >> because we're being wcowards about it, we're susceptible to blas fe my laws and we don't have a vision. no one wants to lay down a vegas for t

on a day when the dow dropped twelve and nassau dak declined 11%. google stopped trading, managed to jump more than $5 i almost did a double take if not a spit take. do you know where these averages are up double digits, google is actually down. three percent. google is not alone. amazon down 21%. netflix down 5%. what's going on with the fafs. how could the order for their stocks have cooled so quickly? one word, competition. more specifically several kinds of competition. the competition to the business and the competition to the stock. and both have been hurting these names for some time and they're not talked about enough. a lot of you are trying to figure out what the heck is going on. you started with the right place let's start with google. here's a company that ascended every business it touches, still is as it dominates search, only gotten stronger over time. but the sfakt has the worse of both perceived world, needs to expand beyond enterprise but company refuses to do so. wall street wants results now and try to generate as much earnings

the fras dak got some of the big ones. how does your line look in 2015?> it's been a pretty good line. we're very encouraged by the pipeline for 2015. it's a good indication we're going to see a strong pipeline in 2015, as well. >> are you worried that the nasdaq is losing its appeal as the destination for tech companies? >> no. we've got the world's largest company listed on nasdaq with apple. we're very confident in our space and being a leader in tech. ten years ago, virgin america wouldn't have listed on nasdaq. we are others listing with us and it's a very competitive market for listings. >> i don't want to make the obvious point of what happens after 2000 in a tech space, but by definition, do you always see more tech higher when valuations are at their peak? >> first of all, interest rates are at all-time lows. you have to look at the type of company going public today. they're more seasoned than they were back in the 90s. i think that's what you're seeing can and why you're seeing the success of the ipos. >> history has shown us ahead of any rate

. >> was it dak -- dangerous to get out there and track the baby boomers?how close did you get to them? >> one tweet away, greg. >> you can e-mail me back here by -- >> the public library. i was only one tweet away. >> people don't do proper journalism. they don't have to, do they? >> no, you can look it up in science. >> how did you track down these 50-year-old baby boomers? >> we tried several experiments like that. >> it was the fleet fleetwood mac reunion tour. >> slightly older. >> the eagles are actually more popular than the eagles. >> we are trying to get people at the 11:30 -- >> what did you call the book? >> the baby boom. how it got that way and it wasn't my fault and i will never do it again. >> no, the article is separate from the book. >> i am glad i did my research. i am quite the well pre you are pad talk show host. they get the story 10 minutes before the show. >> and then they don't read them. >> is that aimed at me? >> no. we are just making this stuff up, folks. >> you never know. >> we have to go. >> special thanks to joanne nosuchunsk

the dow jumping 288 points to 17356, the nad dak 96 to 4644. >> landon said they sent a strong signalhey might. a lot of people think the fed needs to be more aggressive about raising interest rate the. they point to alan greenspan who was way after the fact criticized for not raising rates faster during the boom of the the 90s. the situation was very different in those days, or at least it appeared to be. but protecting jelen -- janet yellen, inflation seems to be a nonissue. >> but gas prices -- >> that himself a lot to do about it. >> vladimir putin thinks he can predict the end of the recession. on if it was that assy as, say, the weather? >> we don't even have a prediction of how the stock market operates. our technology is really being enhanced in what you can do in predicting these storm systems. i'm really, really happy with the technology we've had here at nbc bay area. i've been equipped with some of the best tools in the game and i know how to use them. this morning we have light activity, nothing heavy coming down. all the heavy stuff will hold off until tonight but we do

dak, thank you. >>> tacloban was one of the hardest hit areas by typhoon haiyan. people now fear they could lose their lives all again. pamela boycough reports. >> clutching her 1-month-old son, cristinaa remembers the moment one year ago that typhoon haiyan trapped her in her home. >> we were trapped. we ran to hide somewhere. so we will be safe. we are very afraid at that time because we don't know that there it is still -- there is a storm surge. >> christine and her sister won't make the same mistake this time. with typhoon hagupit bearing down, they are leaded to a local hotel better built than their home. they know they may lose the house that took six months to rebuild but better to lose a home and to keep their lives. more than 6,000 perished when typhoon haiyan made its deadly sweep across the philippines last year. the memory of that storm drove tens of thousands from their homes. more than 20,000 poured into evacuation centers across the city. schools, gymnasiums and churches turned into noisy safe havens. >> they didn't take chances. many of them decid

russell west daks it to the ten. finish toes game high 27. seven assists. chance to cut the lead to five. turn the rock over. durante, ten points. sixers lose with brett brown happy with his team's effort. >> there was a vis call side to the group tonight albeit with young guys that i was broad of. there was no back down. we had that one bad lull in the third period. we called a quick time-out and tried to get back on track. >>> halftime last night. sixers celebrated the release of the new wilt chamberlain stamp. lewis irving on hand as the sisters. chamberlain is the first nba player to have a photo on a u.s. postage stamps. >>> the eagles may be 9-3 in first place in the nfc east but could be bet we're more success in the red zone. the birds had five trips inside the 20 yard line against the cowboys on thanksgiving day and scored just one touchdown. eagles are 29th in red zone efficiency but chip kelly isn't spending more time in practice trying to fix it. >> you can't because then you will be short yourself. we spend a lot of time in the red zone itself

>> i -- you know -- >> you normally talk about your man dak prescott. >> well, yeah, i had a feeling that's where you were headed. >> you had so much to say, a lot to say a couple of weeks ago. i was thinking your fans out there, might like to hear some more. >> well, what we could talk about is, what's mississippi's record, 7-4, isn't it? >> you're ponderous, 9-3. we're winning the egg bowl and you believe egg bowl would -- >> harvard undefeated. >> i think we won -- >> what is -- >> rather easily. >> what title did the rebs win. >> we now own the state. hash tag -- >> you own the state. we won the ivy league. congratulations. very disappointed. i watched every bit of the game. and i was very disappointed in the performance of the bulldogs. >> did you have your cow bell out, doing like that? they cheat in oxford. i hate oxford, they hate it. hate state. >> with your position, what, third or fourth place in the sec west, congratulations. >> thank you. that was rebel nation. that guy, that guy down in washington sits with the thing that is under construction behind his headquartered j

you've got higher markets in spain, the dak up by of% of course coming off the back of the biggest since 2011. 8/10 of 1%. it's worth it as always to put in a little bit of perspective here that it's down by 3%. it's the energy stocks taking a beating. call it a rebound, what you want. yes, we are shaping up for a strong finish. in the markets, perhaps the big corporate story, the big stock mover has been air france down by 6%. here we are right now lower doing what they started to become good at which isn't good at all. a third profit warning for europe's biggest airline. there's is the stock mover. but here we are. dollar-ruble. here it is. a stronger ruble this morning. president francois hollande pairing up the script talking about scaling back sanctions on russia. is it possible? does it take a little bit of a risk out of the situation going into 2015? at least it's up for discussion. what i will say is we are setting the scene for a little bit of a rift inside europe about how best to tackle the situation in russia. >> thanks very much indeed. good cop-bad cop. maybe that's what th

s insistence on the unprecedented re-daks of fake -- redaction of fake names i in the report, whih obscures's the pubs ability to understand the connections which are so important for weaving together the tap century, the administration also pushed for the redaction of information in the committee study that should not be classified, contradict the administration's own executive order on class dpaismght--classification. that order states that in no case shall information fail to be declassified in order to conceal violations of law, inefficiency, or administrative error or prevent embarrassment to a person, to an organization, or to an agency -- close quote. in some stains, the -- in some instances, the white house asked not only that information be redacted but that the redaction itself be removed so that it would be impossible for the readers to tell something that was already hidden. strange. given that, looking back, i am deeply dapted rather than priced that even -- rather than surprised that even when the c.i.a. conducted an unauthorized search of the committee's computer files at an of

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. >> start, we have the fast dak negative and the s&p is not up a whole lot. about three points. you? >> it's a little troublesome. i mean, yesterday, it was the s&p kind of holding everything back, failing to get really much above friday's highs. so you like to see real confirmation, particularly when you get to a nice round number and a celebratory mood like 18,000. and we would like to see the s&p kick in and try to get to 2,100 on its own. >> is it the reaction to that 5% gdp number? that surprised everybody? that was shocking. i mean, we've been debating here at this desk, could they sustain gdp above 3% for a long period of time? and, this number was a blowaway number. and showed that the consumer was getting involved again too. >> and what's good about it, we saw a positive reaction on wall street, with a positive economic number. good news is good news again. breaking away from that sort of perverse attitude around quantitative easing, that the better the numbers, the more fear there was about higher rates and losing qe. >> and we're seeing rates, on the short end, inch u