she's doing pretty darn good. chbl i love this. i love seeing her >> she's very well protected. the works. but baby chick starts getting a little too confident. >> brake, brake, brake!

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darn it all. believe me, it only takes one or two losers to wreck a portfolio. try to devote far more of my time analyzing my loser stocks than my winners. not because of some sort of mas cystic streak. rather, i recognize that stocks often telegraph declines ahead of time. lost control is the paramount concern for all those in the market, because the winners, the good stocks, i got to tell you something, they take care of themselves. take the loss before it gets hideous. don't buy into the notion that you can't sell until it comes back. and then you promised not to do it again. how many times have i heard that one. by the way, that's how losers think. you need to think like a winner, not a loser. so you want one of those people whom i answer with, focus, will you? on twitter. because you are obviously unfocused and undone by the market. of course, the flip side is true, too. you don't have a profit. listen to me, you do not have a profit until you sell the stock and nail it down. >> sell, sell, sell, sell. >> it's not a profit. it's something ephemeral. people

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those are pretty darn big names. let's hope next year isa darn big names.t can be any worse! thank you for your time this morning. carol is talking about cold temperatures this morning? good morning. a cold and frosty start if you haven't yet ventured out, temperatures got two —5 last night at bournemouth airport but widely across england and wales in particular they are below freezing. mostly dry, high pressure in charge of our weather, a bit more of a squeeze for the north in the isobars, breezy so not as much of a problem with frost and fog. some fog possible this morning in england and wales and if it forms it will lift readily, leaving us with a cold start but also a sunny one. the temperatures by 9am, no great shakes. sunshine in east anglia, the midlands into wales, more cloud at times in northern england, northern ireland and scotland but nonetheless, some of us will see some sunny nonetheless, some of us will see some sunny spells and we have showers in the north and west of scotla nd showers in the north and west of scotland first thing. those sho

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we've been doing it for so darn long we take for granted what we do. tonight i'm going to change that. i'm going to correct it. tonight i want to talk to you about the show, its evolution, and how you can best use it or, worse, misuse it. i'm doing so because there's so much we throw at you that you might not be able to use it as effectively as we would like. i know this because i talk to enough people about the show and interact with enough people through e-mail and callers as well as of course twitter, @jimcramer. i have a pretty good idea why you come here and what you really want. now, the show has evolved mightily from when we started. the show was an outgrowth of a radio show, it was called real money where we first heard booyah. i did it in conjunction with a company i called the street. still going strong. still write for it every day under the paid site. and i imagine my charitable trust from those offices. when we started the show, people were thirsting for specific investment ideas. i was happy to comply. but the stock market changed over ti

she is doing pretty darn good. >> i love it this, i love seeing her go. >> she is very well protected, body armour, but she is getting a little too confidence. brake brake brake! hit the brakes. james is a very good blogger, but his daughter takes priority. he saw what was about to happen. baby chick up on her boots, she's okay because she had her gear on, but she did break that fence, went right through it. now james knows everyone that watches this channel wants to know what happened, so he did a reenactment for us. >> either way, baby chick gets back in the saddle. >>> a video that proves if you put bait in the water, something might come get it. >>. >>> he wants a puppy. >> here the hilarious post-op plea, next. >> brought to you by target style. some help. got it! and the ornaments might take a little bit more time. but we're gonna get it just right. what do you think bullseye? [ bark ] ok, let's do this! hey! hows this look? hmm? whoa! what do ya think? it's like you... it's like you read my mind! ♪ you can pick up cold & flu viruses from things in your home for up to 48 hours?

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they are darned if they do and darned if they doesn't. >> imagine the criticism if he put that individual down armed with just a skateboard. >> yes. but where is he, coma in the hospital. i do not think we should be so critical of the police officers all of the time. >>> lets send things over to mark for a look at what the rest of the week is shaping up to be like. >> the clouds have cleared out nicely. you see the camera looking towards san francisco. a fie high clouds adding a nice dimension to the sky. it's the first day of december. we have an active storm in the pacific. that's the storm track. it's not moving into the bay area any time soon because we have an area of high pressure sitting up in the pacific. remember yesterday at this time we had a couple of rain drops in the bay area, not the case for today. tonight it's cold, we have a frost advisory kicking up, it lasts until 9:00 a.m. friday morning. some areas are mild. napa, 63, san jose 59, oakland 58. san francisco, mid 50s. another camera looking out towards the golden gate bridge. look at the rainfall numbers. this is the r

i'll be darn.> oh, that magic mike, a good seller. >> but think he's overpaid. >> listen, maybe a man put together that list. because a lot of women who would say ya. >> he's not overpaid at all? >> not at all. so we have a special kind of birthday shout out that i would like to do. >> okay. >> there is a woman who watches the show every day, she loves us, mike, her name is joyce web. >> high joyce web. >> and tomorrow she's turning 606789 she looks good for 06. >> like that guy in the excorcist? >> , no face, as they say, so her birthday is tomorrow. and there is this birthday committee, putting on this scavenger hunt for her all throughout the week. and this is it. yes, this is the birthday committee. and it turns out it is her son and her daughter in law, and her daughter, who are part of this, andre, asia and her daughter in law ashley. so they've been sending her emails throughout the week, surprising her, giving her bottles of wine, dinner attire, and working this up so as they've been puttin

now wait just a darn minute. couldn't have imagined that. i did down a few. females here, there weren't any of those on board last night. were there? yes, and when we have that midnight supper, no albacore. yes, sir. i'll make a note of it. anything else, mr. solo? i want a heap of geodetic survey data on the south port harbor. whether it's deep enough and unobstructed enough for a submarine to toot around in it. a sub large enough to launch a polaris-type missile, i take it? that's the general idea, yeah. also this little tidbit. last night, i.. oh, excuse me. a snoopy friend just dropped by. felicia? felicia? (felicia) whatever happened to that farmer that used to be around. it's mere detail. the important thing is-- that you told me nothing but lies. my father? last night? who are you, mr. muller? there's an organization known as u.n.c.l.e., heard of it? 'well, i belong to it.' 'rather than going into tiresome details' we're interested in locating your father. now do you believe that? yes. no. oh, i don't know what to believe. you said you saw my father. w

listen, if we wouldn't have added darn year 70 yesterday, we would think this is great. keep that in mind. lots of sunshine today. few clouds northwest, lots of sunshine, temperatures will touch 50 degrees. here's erin como. it's hump day. . >>> it's big deal. right now, wednesday morning, commute has been super quiet so far in cabin john, clare bar the end and river road, mcarthur boulevard still quiet. traffic is light. it's definitely feels like a holiday week, 95 northbound down in stafford from fredericksberg to the harbor, green good on the map. that's turn it's everywhere, let's go and hop outside, we'll show you how some of those green roads are translating, 66 by centreville. looks to be a normal wednesday morning commute not enough congestion to show us down, all metro rails on time. covered on social media if you have any questions earn fox 5 dc on twitter. >>> and i engineerian officials are forced to answer questions after they recently freed girls returning home for christmas >> for delivery workers ads up to another hugehi similar to holiday rush actually

pretty darn close. >> reporter: his demons behind, beck admits bitter divided america was fueled by himself, a divide he hopes to bridge. >> i'm trying to spend my time trying to talk to people like you, trying to talk to people in the media that say, don't make sides. >> reporter: at 52, he remains a complicated man. fiercely loyal, still combative, but evolved. if he can defeat his demons, he hopes the same for the country. >> i don't think i would have guessed 15 years ago that i would be surround by my family. >> interesting. it's really interesting because even though he's preaching this message of, you know -- >> unity -- >> and trying -- >> he still told the new york times magazine report, i think he could be one of the most dangerous presidents. so i mowed the lawn, put up all the decorations. i thought i got everything. almost everything! you know, 1 in 10 houses could get hit by a septic disaster, and a bill of up to $13,000. but for only $7 a month, rid-x is scientifically proven to break down waste, helping you avoid a septic disaster. rid-x. the #1 brand used by septic (coughs)

he is comfortable back there and he can go through 1, 2, sometimes three progressions, he is pretty darn good. then the receivers winning the one-on-one battles. kirk finding holes in the zones was very crucial for us. >> kirk cousins to you by his wife. one think the redskins need to make a playoffs -- to make the playoffs, a loss from tampa bay. they were playing the things today. third quarter, 13-7 saints. 20-7, saints. later in the third, 20-14 s aints. passes for an 11 yard score and the saints knockoff tampa bay to get the skins just a little more hope. packers hosting the vikings. second quarter sam bradford a nice play action fake. he makes the catch, takes it to the house for a 71 yard score. later in the second, aaron rodgers. he ran back about 15 yards before reversing field. .ackers go on to win it they are still ahead of the redskins in the playoff hunt. the ravens will battle the steelers for complete control of the afc north. that is a fierce rivalry. kimberly: what do you think make a difference for the redskins today? >> kirk cousins' jacket. it has got to be the jacket

first of all, to be quite candid he ought to put down the darn phone and pick up the briefing papers that the intelligence community keeps telling him he needs to read and do some deep diving in what is going on. >> okay. >> the second thing i want to say is why don't you ask me what my callers think about what the union member said. matter of fact, his members have called my show and they are behind him 100% because they are absolutely ticked off that they were not told the truth. there was 800 families that saved their jobs, but there are about 300 or 400, and some of them are white collar people that have lost their jobs. now you've got these -- some people are happy and some people are sad, and the reality is that they're upset because they were told it was 1,100 jobs and it turned out to be maybe 700 when we finish, if not fewer. and, and, and carrier's ceo told them, the head folks told them that they could have reduced their salaries to $5 an hour and carrier was still going to move to mexico. >> well, i did not have to ask you because i knew you would just say it like you jus

. >> you're darn right they come in handy. >> a big teddy bear in federal apprehended, and what he was doing at the time. plus this -- >> hello, i'm america's ceo, chief entertaining officer, on a mission to save those holiday culinary items, so stay with us. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" weather brought to you by united health care. only in my 60's. i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare surance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. in out-of-pocket medical costs. to me, relationships ma

the baby chick is doing some she's doing pretty darn good. chbl i love this. i love seeing her go. >> she's very well protected. the works. but baby chick starts getting a little too confident. >> brake, brake, brake! >> the classic words all fathers say. >> james is a very good blogger, but h he saw what was about to happen, raced over with the camera down towards the ground. she's up on her feet. she's okay because she had all her gear on. you see she did break that fence. >> whoa. >> whoa. >> james says anybody who watches this channel wants to know what actually happened. so he did a re-enactment. >> brake, brake, brake. through the fence. back in the saddle. she's okay to live to ride another day. >>> it's a video that proves -- >> if you put some bait in the water, something might eat it. >> see what comes up to get a taste. >>> and his wisdom teeth are out, for now. hear his hilarious post-op tweet next. we need a big tree. something for everyone to gather around. and you know what else i'm thinking? lights! some help. got it! and the ornaments might ta

two pretty darn good teams. best friends lebron has in basketball. it is fun when the two teams meet up. this could possibly be a finals preview. you might think whoa, wait a minute. that would mean clippers would have to get there instead of the golden state warriors. in the shoot around are clippers good enough to do that. >> obviously have dynamic players and great players and mvp players and all-stars and players of the year and championship coach and they all the ingredients. but i am not one to say this is the year they get over the hump. >> that's for the season to be played out. >> big honor for lebron today named sports illustrated sports person of the year for guiding the cavaliers to the nba championship. his hometown team after being down 3-1 in the finals, one of the greatest comebacks ever for his hometown team. he is the winner this year award two times. the other tiger woods, not even michael jordan. baseball changes. we are coming in the new collective bargaining agreement, one the d.l. going from 107 to 15 days and changing the all-

she's doing pretty darn good. chbl i love this. i love seeing her >> she's very well protected. the works. but baby chick starts getting a little too confident. >> brake, brake, brake! >> the classic words all fathers say. >> james is a very good blogger, but his daughter takes priority. he saw what was about to happen, raced over with the camera down towards the ground. she's up on her feet. her gear on. you see she did break that fence. >> whoa. >> whoa. >> james says anybody who watches this channel wants to know what actually happened. so he did a re-enactment. >> brake, brake, brake. through the fence. baby check falls. >> either way, baby chick gets back in the saddle. she's okay to live to ride another day. >>> it's a v >> if you put some bait in the water, something might eat it. >> see what comes up to get a taste. >>> and his wisdom teeth are out, for now. hear his hilarious post-op tweet next. we need a big tree. something for everyone to gather around. some help. got it! and the ornaments might take a little bit more time. but we're gonna get it just right. what do y

and just this morning barclays initiates with slightly more mixed and still pressie darn positive outlooking adp overweight as they raid equal weight. they can't seem to get the idea that can you recommend them both at once. we don't feel that way. we're comfortable with it. so understand that you're not necessarily early to the party here. i've recommended paychecks since we started the show almost 12 years ago. it is okay if you are fashionably late. there is hiring and the float. one major caveat, paychecks reports tomorrow morning. it's stock has run up dramatically going into the quarters i mentioned. that's difficult for a stock to rally further on good news. simply because expectations are so good to deal with. i would like them so have a soiled quarter then sell off anyway which could give you still one more incredible chance to buy the stock. we will have the full story as we usually do because ceo marty moussy will be joining us to talk more about the quarter as he always does after he reports. but regardless of what happens tomorrow the long-term thesis here i'm telling is you

i say you bust the ole darn dichotomy.you want to bet on the mechanics of the market as much as the fundamentals of the economy. you want to seize on the fact that a pruned tree is one that often grow back faster than you realize while the other trees that aren't flowering right now will do so eventually. i mean maybe you need to buy them ahead of time. so let me give you two examples of what i'm talking about. if you look at the companies that will the single biggest earnings beats, you always come back with the same one. it was nvidia, nvda, the chip company for the internet of things, artificial intelligence, all those fantastic trends that are here to say. now, nvidia stock soared 30% when it reported its quarter. it's more than 165% for the year. while it's been pruned from 94 to 87 in the last few days, shedding $4.56 today alone, it's still up 20 points since it reported its quarter. we know why nvidia is pulling back. it's run too much. it's being used as a source of funds so money managers who don't have new money

. >>> and pretty darn cold out there and pretty darn wet out there, we have a lot of different precipitation falling on our heads right now , so bob and sue will track down what we need to know before we head out the door. >> we need a bright spot. great to have you with us, cold, raining, eagles lost, it the is monday. >> flyers and sixers both won. >> flyers winning streak up to nine. >> hi guys, so many, and. and, all this rain. >> and, then we have got another polar plunge later this week to tell you about. >> it is cold. >> we have to get you through monday morning and we can promise you a mess right now, just depend where you are what kind of a mess it is, is it rain, freezing rain or is it snow? winter weather advisory has shrubbing a little bit half of chester county and montgomery county and bucks county, the western half, or northwestern and then berks, lehigh, northampton, carbon, monroe where we expect more winter weather at least over next hour or so. temperature critical here. we are a degree above freezing in lancaster and reading, right at freezing in allentown and pottstown

comfortable and going through one or two or three progressions, he is pretty darn good. off to the offensive line, receivers, kirk finding holes in the zones. those guys were excellent. more nf they had to play a game hours skidded off lane the runway after a landing. everyone was ok, but they were several hours before fire officials helped them off the plane. this happened last night. today, ffect their play though? we'll see, second quarter, vikings down 21-6. bradford, a nice play-action ake, fires down the field and takes to the house for a 71-yard score. is on n the second, pack the move. aron rodgers avoids the rush, finds the end zone for a 6-yard score. packers win it and they're still ahead of the redskins in this playoff hunt. panthers, early in the first, no score, matt ryan corner for joshua perkins, a 26-yard touchdown. lead.lcons take a 7-0 fast forward to the fourth, 20-13 falcons, coleman handoff, turns the corner, he is gone. 55 yards for the touchdown. falcons win this one. and one final note, the browns are no longer winless. 20-17, at the chargers but

so you're coming from darn good stuff. it's still a big difference. and their maturity, they show up weight. max holloway 206. not for the feather weight title. he could be in a super fight with jose aldo or connor mcgregor. >> connor mcgregor is out there at 145 pounds right now. i'm still able in the 65 pounds. good situation. losing in 3 fights. one big win and i'm back on top . >>> meghan millions 19, 27, 47, 6867, 68, flier times 5. >> tomorrow is the calm before the storm. you should not see a snowflake before 6:00 o'clock in the evening. temperatures will be cold. snow follows that and it will come down. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>welcome, everybody. try day friday, december 9th. kathie lee gifford is off. don't worry. her hair is not. her hair is still here, because little big town's kimberly, she's co-hosting with me. hey, girl. >> hoda. >> what? tell me? >> this is a dream come true pap secret dream of mine for many, many years. >> it is. >> i

. - oh, darn it. did you hear that, mommy? they're famous. - fronk's certainly modest about his family. he never mentioned a word about this. would you put away the ironing board for me, please? - he told me all about them. - mm. need any help? - no, i'm doing fine. (phone rings) we better step on it, though. i told george i'd meet him at the banquet hall a little before six. hello. oh, hi, george. what? oh, you're ribbing me. but this just couldn't happen! a hundred and four, huh? that is if i have any left. okay, george. - now what? - honey, you wouldn't believe this. the magician we hired for tonight is in bed with the flu. his temperature's a hundred and four! - oh, no! - daddy, have you seen [unintelligible]? - kathy, don't bother your father now. he's got trouble. - again? - that was our whole entertainment. now, we have nothing. - well, if you haven't got anything, then you just haven't. it's certainly not your fault that he got sick. - but it's on the program. they're expecting it! - kathy, please! - i just hate to go

. >> most of us don't know what that means, but still pretty darn cool. >> and volvo knows that. that's why they are showing you what it means by towing the paraglider behind. the idea is the truck can maintain speed whether it's shifting uphill, corners, it can maintain speed without going -- and losing speed. watch this. keeps it smooth. >> no video trickery in this one. they actually pulled this stunt off. if you're still confused why this works so well and what's so fascinating and cool about it -- >> main innovation here is that you have two gearboxes in one. when you're driving, the next gear is already preselected and then you shift very smoothly. >> formula 1. >> sure does, that's technology they've brought into the world of maintains their speed. >> on july 25th, the crew at hope for paws received a call there was an injured mass tiff in the l.a. river, in one of the canals, and you can see that its leg is severely injured. in fact, it looks like the paw might be broken. >> this is definitely a pet, and it's actually a she. it took them hours, you guys, to pull this resc

. >> i'll be darned. >> did he this for the kid, believe it or not. he posted this on twitter, and , he says this is return of what he called, hack daddy santa. >> it is a christmas tradition that his kids love. hack tad i santa. >> now, do you think he wanted all of us to see it? >> he posted it. >> he is proud of his mack daddy santa. >> that was weird. >> he is growing a beard though because he is losing his hair. >> he just painted it white. >> yes. >> why do you think he has just gray hair. >> no, he painted that white. >> i saw him just other day and he has a dark beard. >> why is mack daddy santa not wearing a shirt, it is for the kid. >> because he is being hack daddy: he is macking. >> it is kid, you don't mack with kids. >> it is an odd picture for your children, yes. >> i will say that. >> everybody has their quirky traditions. >> yes. >> i'm sure you have some. what do you dress up as you go home? never mind, i didn't ask. >> hello, ladies. >> i dress up as a yule log. >> okay. >> that is nice. >> early christmas gift for eagles fans, why

>> this is back in the late '80s pretty darn close. >> reporter: his demons behind him. beck admits some portion of the bitter divide in america was fueled by commentators like himself. a divide he helps to bridge. >> i am trying to spend my time trying to talk to people look you, trying to talk to -- people in the media, and say, please don't make the mistakes i made. >> reporter: still a glimpse of the former beck comes to life. when one man is mentioned. >> reporter: barack obama -- >> yeah. >> reporter: once critical of and now? >> i still don't feel i have met the genuine man. >> reporter: you paid him a compliment recently, right, you said he helped make you a better man. >> firmly believe that. when somebody pushes you, challenges you, you find out who you are, good and bad. >> heavenly father, we love you very much. >> reporter: some things remain the same for this devout mormon, husband and grandfather. >> your husband has a represent -- representation of being loud having a discussion. is he loud at home? >> uh-uh. >> reporter: does he get the last word at home

unless you're right underneeth the darn thing, it doesn't matter. they are usually over shadowed by other events like the terrible terrorist action we saw today in berlin, germany. but periodically they have tremendous clout, and an credibly bullish moments like this one, your goal should be to anticipate them because they do have so much potential to move individual stocks. >> buy, buy, buy. >> so let me give you some examples of what i'm talking about so you can try to anticipate these pieces going forward. don't forget, i'll give you a couple ideas after. first of all let's start with disney. it's a company we all know, right? now, the stock is well off its highs but also well off its lows. last week i predicted that some analysts would stick his or her neck out and make a case that disney should be bought right here. >> house of pleasure. >> sure enough today, the terrific bank of america merrill lynch analyst, who likes disney, put it on her firm's u.s. one list. that's their top list that they expect to move. her reasons? first she likes disne

. >> i don't know the details but it's pretty darn good that people are keeping their jobs in indiana instead of mexico. >> mr. trump's search secretary of state continues adding ambassador john bolt tonight running and bringing the list up to five contenders. in washington, lauren lauren, "fox 10 news." >>> governor doug ducey will be in hawaii next week. december 7 marks 75 years since that attack. in 1941 japanese bombers flew over oahu killing 2300 service members and civilians. more than 1100 of those killed were on the uss arizona. the attack launched the united >>> new at 6:00, the mesa fire and medical department makes history choosing the first female chief. city officials announcing mary kamaly as the new chief this morning. she served as interim chief after former chief hairy beck retired. >> i feel so blessed to work with such great people and that's why mesa fire department is what it is today because of you. it's because of all of you and i feel so fortunate to have this honor to lead this organization with such great >>> and before being named chief, she was in charge o

i'm so darn sick of that. alison: the senate's longest serving woman, mikulski's final speech will take place later this week. jonathan: they got some work done today because president obama is going to sign the largest healthcare overall since the affordable care act. century cures act. this will reform the food and the drug administration, provides resources to combat the opioid epidemic and it includes $2 billion for the cancer moon shot which is championed by vice president joe biden. alison: a day after the counsel gave approval for sweeping paid sick leave for families, maryland governor larry hogan is proposing similar legislation. he plans to introduce legislation requiring businesses with employees to offer five days of paid sick leave. smaller businesses are exempt but they could receive tax breaks in they offer paid time off. just ahead, lacing up ice skates on a baseball field. a father's labor of love that moved this backyard rink to a pretty unusual spot. jonathan: the storm watch 7 weather team

and i say i can't prove a darn thing.off the radio and off the television that they think are dangerous for the people to hear. especially during the vietnam war, my song, "waist deep in the big muddy" [plucking banjo strings] ♪ waist deep in the big muddy, ♪ the big fool says to push on. ♪ it didn't mention president johnson by name, it didn't mention vietnam, but everybody knew what i was singing about. ♪ the captain told us to ford the river. ♪ ♪ that's how we all begun. ♪ we were knee deep in the big muddy. ♪ ♪ the big fool said to push on. ♪ it was a song which was inspired by seeing a photograph showing american troops wading through, waist deep in the water of the mekong delta probably. ♪ we were waist deep in the big muddy. ♪ ♪ the big fool said to push on. ♪ i was asked to be on the smothers brothers program, and the first time i sang it, it was scissored out of the tape, in october of 1967. but the smothers brothers took to the print media and said, "hey, cbs is censoring our best jokes. it censored seeger's bes

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and pretty darn chilly out there. the big showers are up in the poconos and one or two from allentown and north bucks later. most of the northern area would have a better chance of a snow shower and early evening when the temperatures are getting colder, you see one of those things you slow it down. 39 is the high and 40 in reading and 42 in philadelphia. we are starting to slide out of the philadelphia or so. 42 in cape may, by 2:0041 degrees already falling to 41 at 2:00 and 46 by 6:00 and down to the freezing mark at 2:00. it's blustery during the daytime period. as we get into the evening the winds settle down a bit. it won't be as blustery and we are getting down to the freezing mark by 10:00 if you have plans to get out and about. make sure you bring along the winter coat and gear. saturday 43 and sunday 50, nice highs for this time of year, 50 a lot above average for new years day and along the way we have fireworks for the forecast for you. and it looks like penn's landing looking at 42 at 4:00 and we may slip

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oh, darn. oh, darn. this is death and it makes you question having indulged in a vice and i think that political device stiffness is a vice, picking sides is a vice rather than picking ideas. >> dickerson: is that a lesson learned in the moment or is that how we should look at 2017? >> definitely a lesson you can learn in the moment, but, boy, it is hard to stay alert to that. especially with what i do for a living. i make jokes, and jokes -- i mean, what does it mean to you? >> dickerson: so if i learned a similar lesson is that you saw corrosiveness everywhere. >> you go out and talk to people in the country, everybody is worried about their kids and whether they can two to college or the next illness that their family member may have f regardless of what their parties are, and then the political conversation forces everybody back into their corners. so to seek out humanity is the -- is and why things are important to human beings, not just the game. as you said it is hard to stay alert to th

darn it, how come he didn't tweet about those nazis that showed up at texas a&m? he didn't tweet about that. but whenever it's about donald trump, whenever it's about him, then he is quickly on that. first of all, to be quite candid, he ought to put that darn phone down and start picking up the briefing papers that the intelligence community keeps telling him that he needs to read and do some deep diving in what's going on. >> okay. >> the second thing i want to say is that why don't you ask me what my colleagues think about what the union members said? matter of fact, his members have called my show and they are behind him 100% because they are absolutely ticked off that they were not told the truth. there was 800 families that saved their jobs, but there are about 300 or 400 and some of them are white collar people that have lost their jobs and now you've got these -- some people are happy and some people are sad. and the reality is that they're upset because they were told it was 1,100 jobs and it turned out to be maybe 700 when we finish, if not fewer. and, an