we're joined by david jones. >> thank you for having me. >> i like the tree behind you too. i did something today i've never done in my life. i fandangoed. i bought four tickets to a showing for my family of four. i know i'm not alone on this. they're estimating $50 million in pre-ticket orders. i'm curious, what sites are the hottest out there? >> right now we've been monitoring a number of different sites leading up to the whole hype this week around star wars being released. i can tell you that we've been monitoring ticket sites like fandango, movietickets.com, even imax.com. imax.com seem to be providing the best experience for people going to that site, tended to be the fastest site to load. the reason we look at that is because it's really important. the digital experience that people have is very different than the experience people had in 1977 when star wars was first released. you think about it today, people are using their desktop computers, they're using their cell phones, tablets to browse for tickets, for all sorts of information around the actual movie itself.

david jones having a monster season, his ninth interception, takes it all the way back one of four turnovers for william and mary on the day. richmond runs away with this one. 48-13. >>> how about another local team in the second round of the scf playoffs. 10-0 raiders in the second. looking for the end zone. almost intercepted. instead it falls into the arms of john kwaza. 17-0. and absolutely nothing going jmu's way early on. it turns around. later in the second, melville back to pass, throws to george brown. he scores. the dukes score big in the second quarter. and come back to take the lead. in the fourth, tied ball game. melville did it with his arm before, here he's doing it with his legs. this counts for 67 of his 163 rushing yards on the day as he gets it down inside the 5. he will finish off the drive right here. from three yards out, colgate knocks off jmu, 44-38. >>> all right. so one more game here for you. how about some high school football. westfield and south county, 6a north region final. your winner goes to state. westfield lost to south county earlier. not going to let tha

from "jessica jones," actor david tennant. ufc champion holly holm. a performance from broadway's "spring awakening." featuring the 8g band with brian chase. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] brand-new opening title graphics. did you guys like them? i'm glad. went out just this weekend in my hot air balloon to film them. [ laughter ] harrowing. when you're up in a hot air balloon like that filming it is harrowing. but that's -- didn't get the permits i needed to be up there. so nobody knows you're up there. but that's the kind of stuff i do for this show. [ laughter ] anyway, let's get to the news. a new poll found that 54% of americans say it's too early to be playing christmas music. i couldn't agree more. now let's talk about the 2016 presidential race! [ laughter ] move over, christmas. there's other stuff that's farther away. donald trump said in an interview today that he is highly unlikely --

david tennant, everybody. "jessica jones" is available now on netflix. we'll be right back with holly holm. [ cheers and applause ] so sorry we have no more room at the grown-up table. get on down. there's two chairs right there. i know right? they look amazing. they do look much nicer than us. lolo how much fun theye having! what are you talking about? me? they can't hear you. janice! dave! david! tony! guys. what? there's this huge holiday sale going on at old navy. the entire store is up to 60% off. get some new clothes, bam, you're in. lets go now. so s sry we have no more room at the grown-up table. get on down. there's two chairs right there. i know right? they look amazing. they do look much nicer than us. look how much fun they're having! what are you talking about? me? they can't hear you. janice! dave! david! tony! guys. what? there's this huge holiday sale going on at old navy. the entire store is up to 60% off. get some new clothes, bam, you're in. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: our next guest tonight is a former professional boxer and a mi

into the right-wing -- >> i'm happy you read "mother jones." davidit agrees with ted cruz. says the obama administration wants 6 billion americans to get back their right to vote, 6 million americans, could conceivably fall into this category that ted cruz is talking about, that would vote democratic if they were given right to vote. >> i don't know how they vote, right? much like donald trump -- david: democrats push to give them the vote so they would be grateful to get the point. >> you know who is great on criminal justice reform. here i am about to compliment a republican. rand paul has been a leader on criminal justice reform. for all i know they register libertarian. david: that would be interesting. >> vote for rand paul of president. media is covering this up, same way media covering up thousands of muslims protesting jersey city in 9/11 of the doesn't exist. david: watch "o'reilly factor.." o'reilly producers are hot on the job whether trump is right or whether modicum of truth there. dan, ted cruz also made the point media is always trying

i want to bring in senior editor for "the daily caller," jamie weinstein and mother jones' david korenjamie, what we're hearing about the breokered convention, dividd gop and trump staying afloat. you write that trump is not only capable of winning the gop nomination but the general election as well? what is that, when it runs so contrary to what many political analysts are saying? and many on the democratic side are saying, sure, donald trump, win the nomination so we can nail it in the general election. what's the logic behind that? >> well, i was among those -- everybody, pretty much in washington, who didn't think, first, donald trump would get in the race, and then didn't think he could possibly win, his negatives were too high. but we've all been wrong. we've seen this guy time and time again defy political wisdom and calculation. every time we thought he's dead, come back from the brink and just continue to lead in the polls. so, my argument basically is that i think that he is basically a master brander. he doesn't sell an ideology, he sells the idea of winning, even if it's im

"outfront" now, david gergen and van jones who worked for president obama. katrina, hell no. clinton says you're not getting an apology. >> you know, i just wonder if she's going to apologize to the families she lied to about another video she stated that caused some chaos. this is becoming a pattern for her, which is why it's so good for mr. trump to say on her about this. as we're talking about this, we could talk more about her failures, considering that she was in charge as isis began to grow. >> so van, clinton was wrong technically in terms of there's been no evidence of video. okay? wrong on that. does she owe donald trump an apology? >> well, i don't think so. first of all, she overshot the runway trying to make an accurate point. lots and lots of terrorism experts have said over and over again, when you have the kind of bo bombastic rhetoric, where it seems like you're smearing all muslims, no muslims should come to the united states, they are all suspect, you do aid the enemy. she overshot the runway on it. she needs to be more careful and precise but i want to be c

from "jessica jones," actor david tennant. ufc champion holly holm. a performance from broadway's "spring awakening." featuring the 8g band with brian chase. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers, this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] brand-new opening title graphics. did you guys like them? [ cheers and applause ] i'm glad. went out just this weekend in my hot air balloon to film them. [ laughter ] harrowing. when you're up in a hot air balloon like that filming it is harrowing. but that's -- didn't get the permits i needed to be up there. so nobody knows you're up there. but that's the kind of stuff i do for this show. [ laughter ] anyway, let's get to the news. a new poll found that 54% of americans say it's too early to i couldn't agree more. now let's talk about the

also with us, david korn for mother jones, and msnbc political analyst and wendy davis, former member of the texas state senate and a hillary clinton supporter. senator daifts, first to you. on your reaction to what donald trump said last night about hillary clinton. >> just when we saw him hit the lowest he could go, he hits lower again. obviously, this is not an issue for hillary clinton. this rolls right off her back, she's tough, she can take it. but from my perspective, the reason this is damaging for the republican party, number one, we have not heard any of the other candidates repudiate those remarks, but it speaks volumes for that matter's perspective about women. and for me as a mother of two young women, i think about them looking at a person like donald trump possibly sitting in the oval office and his disparaging comments about women and what that means for the way that women in this country will feel about their president. this is not a person who belongs in that oval office, no question about it. >> jennifer palmeri tweeted, we are not responding to trump, but everyone

from "jessica jones," actor david tennant. ufc champion holly holm. is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] brand-new opening title graphics. did you guys like them? [ cheers and applause ] i'm glad. went out just this weekend in my hot air balloon to film them. [ laughter ] harrowing. when you're up in a hot air balloon like that filming it is harrowing.

also with us, david korn for mother jones, and msnbc political analyst and wendy davis, former member of the texas state senate and a hillary clinton supporter. senator davis, first to you. on your reaction to what donald trump said last night about hillary clinton. >> just when we saw him hit the lowest he could go, he hits lower again. obviously, this is not an issue for hillary clinton. this rolls right off her back, she's tough, she can take it. but from my perspective, the reason this is damaging for the republican party, number one, we have not heard any of the other candidates repudiate those remarks, but it speaks volumes for that matter's perspective about women. and for me as a mother of two young women, i think about them looking at a person like donald trump possibly sitting in the oval office and his disparaging comments about women and what that means for the way that women in this country will feel about their president. this is not a person who belongs in that oval office, no question about it. >> jennifer palmeri tweeted, we are not responding to trump, but everyone w

and it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. david: the fbi reveals their data as we pastern the massacres and joy terror case. is now the time to restrict the nsa? we have never middle east terrorist analyst here. i have to switch with breaking news because the developments i dunno if you call a rivalry or a dispute on whether or not this is terrorism what are your feelings? >> the fbi will is one is to push it to be a terrorist attack it gives them so much more authority and puts them in charge of the investigation. with the media given total access to a crime scene of that decision did not reflect tension at the lower level because in all my years of covering terrorism i have never seen reporters given such access. >>. david: but it seems pretty clear to most of america and is a terrorist attack but now the lauren simoneti are coming in. do you think it is an overreach to call this a terror case. >> with the analysis of the operation that was conducted as a military operation. but more important is the kinds of weapons that were th

jones. joining me now is david axelrod. thank you for joining us. the mayor announce d he's going to cut his trip short in cuba. should he have come back sooner? >> i think he came back, as i understand it, as quickly as i could. there's no doubt he's doing the right thing by coming back. there were some big issues that have to be confronted here and those have been accelerated by the events of the weekend >> he is taking a lot of heat. a lot of people are asking him to step down. do you think that he should step down? >> i don't, don. i don't think it's really productive. he was just re-elected. and my focus, as a chicagoan, you know, 42 years ago, i wrote my first newspaper column. i know as boyish as i look that's hard to believe. but 42 years ago, i wrote my first newspaper column. and the summit was then mare richard daley, the congressman on the south side clashing over this very issue and metcalf's demand for a more intensive investigation of police shootinges and police complaints. this has been something that's been with us for generations.

mother jones' washington bureau chief, david korn and republican strategist, susan del percio.we've heard donald trump say the line in the past about "bombing the hell" out of them, he knows that's the kind of clip he knows will get played over and over which is perhaps why he doesn't have to pay for ads. but the notion taking out their family almost sounding like a godfather mob boss. we know from a number of reports the establishment, some of the big donors are worried and they are looking for a plan to level against donald trump. >> they're extremely worried about donald trump and i'd say the other thing they are extremely worried about is ted cruz's rise in the polls because the only candidate that would be worse than donald trump for the republican ticket is probably ted cruz. that being said, donald trump's comments are not going to hurt him with that core 25% of the vote. what we're seeing especially in that last poll you mentions, he is losing women 2-1. independents, 2-1. he is all but guaranteeing -- should he become the nominee -- which i think is not going to happen

>> joining us now, david corn, washington bureau chief for mother jones and an msnbc political analyst. also with is, josh bare row, correspondent for "the new york times" and msnbc contributor and matt lewis, contributor for the daily column. why would vladimir putin want donald trump to be the next president of the united states? >> you know, this would be really entertaining if it was just a netflix series, but it may well be one day. i'm sure trump is selling the rights. but for trump, not to quite recognize that being complimented by putin is not actually a compliment. it's pretty stunning for the guy who wrote the best business book ever called "the art of the deal." have you heard of it, lawrence? it was just a couple of nights ago he didn't know what the nuclear triad was, which must have been great news to putin. he says yeah, i want somebody in charge of the nuclear arsenal of the u.s. who doesn't really understand it. that will probably help us somehow. it is gobsmacking, both sides. but you've got to believe that putin is a little more wiley at this than donald trump. but y

david: unbelievable. yale university. ami horowitz, filmmaker jones me. what is the backstory? i imagine universities talking about bad about the first amendment. saying it is more important to have safe spaces than freedom of speech, right? >> that is exactly right. it just was so frustrating for me to watch all these free speech cos and rallies against free speech all across campus. i decided to go to yale, if you remember the hysterical girl who was yelling at her professor saying this is not a place for intellectual debate. this is a place for a home. i mean, what? get over yourself. i got to go to yale. david: there was also the case of that media teacher in, in mizzou i think it was, missouri who was coming out saying we need to strong-arm this reporter to get him out of here. she was supposed to be teaching them about the first amendment and she was trampling on it. just extraordinary what is going on here. tell us how you approached these students? some people can lead people on in a certain way. did you say, you know, specifically did they know what they were signing,

pittsburgh penguins 2nd period/ 1-0 penguins matt cullen goes off marty jones' pad for the score 2-0 penguins 3rd period/ 3-1 penguins davidron scores on thepower play 7th straight gamethe pens have scored on the power play final: 5-1 pitsburgh penguins snap 12-game winless streak in san jose warriors tomorrow night congratulations to luke walton on being named coach of the month.without a single win on his record. the association announced today that walton is the western conference coach of october- november.after guiding the warriors to an undefeated 19-0 start. while the wins still go to steve kerr's record, league policy says the interim can still earn coaching awards. here's walton on today's news. >>:winning coach of the month was an honor but i think it is more a reflection of what our players have become and their willingness to do whatever it takes to win >> gary :meanwhile, this is a look at the defending champs today.after gettting a strong fight from utah last night. golden state needed all 48- minutes and a clutch shot from steph curry to put away the jazz and extend its winning streak. tomorrow, they go for

investigators say legrier was combative when officers arrived, and that jones was accidentally caught in police gun fire. and david, tonight, demonstrators bringing their calls for major emanuel to resign right here to his doorstep. a protest outside the mayor's house. david? >> alex perez in chicago tonight. alex, thank you. >>> now to the race for 2016 tonight. donald trump's attacks on both clintons, taking a new turn. trump bringing up monica li lewinsky now, even though he once said the effort to impeach president clinton was, quote, nonsense. late this afternoon, hillary clinton in new hampshire, making news for what she didn't say. abc's cecilia vega on both campaigns tonight. >> reporter: in this knockdown, dragout fight for the white house, tonight, a first. the m-word. >> but there were certainly a lot of abuse of women, and you look at whether it's monica lewinsky or paula jones or many of them. >> reporter: gop front-runner donald trump saying the former president and husband of his democratic rival is fair game. late tonight on his private plane, trump not backing down. >> she's got a major problem, h

creative team from london and toronto: jeremy sams , robert jones , arlene phillips , hugh vanstone , mick potter , jon driscoll & daniel brodie , david cullen and graham hurman . animals will be provided by william berloni. click your heels together and join scarecrow, tin man, lion, dorothy and her little dog toto, as they journey through the magical land of oz to meet the wizard and obtain their hearts desires. watch out for the wicked witch of the west and her winged monkeys as you rediscover the real story of oz in this fantastic musical treat for the whole family. teases are done! candidates had no fear when taking the stage last night in vegas. the main topics discussed....and which candidates fought over the conservative crown. good afternoon and thanks for joining us. i'm jodi whitworth. we first want to update you on some developing news. crews are working to remove a man from a grain bin in clarke county crews were sent to the 1-thousand block of kendall street in murray . authorties say a man feel into the bin around 9 this morning. they aren't saying much at the moment but say it's now believed to be recovery not a rescue

david hernaez o t phills alsoigned today. >>> and college hos, penn givi temple a run for their money. and jones the quakers for and thewls answer down low in traff. bamtemple 77-73 and they have won three of the last fo. >>> a the templeootbl coach in florida today to help promote their upcoming bowl game against toledo ijust 1days. >> it's reayhe ending, the end of a season, but it is the first game of the next year. and it builds momentum in the off-season, setting the tone foryou know, how the woruts feel, for everytng. >> that could be our only hope a footbl playoff win in town for a long time. >don't be a pessimist. but likely true. i dond "jiy kimmel live" next. and his guests are wanda sykes, les hion and music from band of merrymakers. and continuing at 4:30 with pam edwards, and meteorologist did murphy and karen rogers with tffic. for the enteaction news" team, i'mim gardner, good night. ♪

joining us now is jp morgan funds, chief global strategist, and david blitzer, s&p dow jones indexesharon of s&p committee. have you done ancestry.com? >> no, why? >> i mean, do you -- relate the to wolf? >> no. >> he's got a beard. >> he's got a beard. he grew up in buffalo according to the reports. when he became popular,'ons ago, and i've been in buffalo once in my life. >> that doesn't mean -- >> like, would be back several generations. >> okay. there's hope maybe you are. anyway, i got to do blitzer, it's david and david again, making it very difficult. going to the other david. i got last week on thursday and friday following what we thought was a pretty good reception to the hike, david, and that was disappointing, and i don't know what it portends for 2016, but so much for the easy exit sort of being a slam dunk and rip your face off rally that some predicted. >> i was not expecting a rip your face off rally, but i thought the markets took it pretty well in two key areas. first of all, long term rates did not jump and dollar came down. dollar is the lynch pin for 2016 if. dol

david hernandez who the phills also signed today. >>> and college hoops, penn giving temple a run for their money. and jonesrs for three. and the owls answer down low in traffic. bam, temple 77-73 and they have won three of the last four. >>> and the temple football coach in florida today to help promote their upcoming bowl game against toledo in just 13 days. >> it's really the ending, the end of a season, but it is the first game of the next year. and it builds momentum in the off-season, setting the tone for, you know, how the workouts feel, for everything. >> that could be our only hope at a football playoff win in town for a long time. >> don'tpessimist. but likely true. i do and "jimmy kimmel live" next. and his guests are wanda sykes, lewis hamilton and music from band of merrymakers. and continuing at 4:30 with pam edwards, and meteorologist david murphy and karen rogers with traffic. for the entire "action news" team, i'm jim gardner, good night. ♪ >>> and now, abc's "jimmy kimmel live." >> announcer: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- wanda sykes. formula one champion lewis hamilt

jones, thank you so much. >>> meantime, former white house adviser david axelrod is also weighing in. he tweeted today, without evidence, that his hierarchy knew about data poaching, a harsh penalty versus bernie sanders, looks like the dnc is putting finger on scale. moments later, he backed off a bit, tweeting this, "final on filegate. poaching by bernie sanders was indefensible. initial columny dnc handling gave them pr out. messy all around." the democratic presidential candidates will face off tonight in new hampshire and cnn's wolf blitzer will give you special coverage of that debate and that begins right here on cnn tonight at 10:30 eastern, right here. all right. let's turn now to the investigation into the terror attack in san bernardino, california. where a federal affidavit is revealing disturbing new details about two terror attacks one of the killers planned with a friend, but never carried out. that friend, enrique marquez, bought two of the guns, the husband and wife terror team used to kill 14 people early this month. john berman has more. >> reporter: new documents d

david muir. we hope to see you right back35:28-:30 "it's turned out to be a really good tool for us." cameras in a jones county sheriff's department transport van are helping keep deputies out of legal trouble. hillary clinton responds to trump's anti- eastern iowa today. iowa city is going to great lengths to become an internationally welcoming city. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is kcrg-tv9 news at 6. new cameras installed in the jones county sheriff's office prisoner transport van are helping deputies keep an eye on offenders. this van is similar to what police in baltimore, maryland, used when they arrested freddie gray last april. gray died from a spinal injury he suffered while in police custody, and his death set off nationwide protests. six baltimore police officers face charges, and one is already on trial. after gray's death, baltimore's mayor ordered all police vans to have cameras that can record. t-v nine's brady smith got to see the jones county van today and how its camera system works. brady, the cameras help them do more than just make sure prisoners

david: we'll look at stocks. not a good day but as liz pointed out there was a little bit of a recovery though we couldn't keep our dow jones industrials out of a triple-digit loss. all indices were down but the main big news of the day in terms of trades was oil. melissa: wow, look at that. david: 5.6% loss in oil, well below $40 a barrel. 37.72 is where it is ending the day. again a lot of attention to energy related stocks. halliburton, taking a huge hit today. melissa: before markets trade tomorrow here is everything you need to know right now. we have breaking news. the san bernardino shooters were radicalized for quite some time according to latest from the fbi. how the couple was radicalized is still under investigation but the agency found evidence of preplanning in the deadly attacks. you think? fox business's jeff flock in san bernardino with the latest details. jeff. reporter: tell you, melissa, the thing we haven't reported out yet, the first item of the press conference fbi acknowledging criticism what they did with the redlands home of the shooters. how it somehow was turned back over to the landlord who opene

david: we'll look at stocks. not a good day but as liz pointed out there was a little bit of a recovery though we couldn't keep our dow jonesls out of a triple-digit loss. all indices were down but the main big news of the day in terms of trades was oil. melissa: wow, look at that. david: 5.6% loss in oil, well below $40 a barrel. 37.72 is where it is ending the day. again a lot of attention to energy related stocks. halliburton, taking a huge hit today.

jones was not actually in the costume. he was just the voice of darth vader. a tall guy, david prowse was in the suit. earl jones. >> how does that make you feel about the movie? >> kevin mccarthy was on to talk about it, getting geeked out. big interviews. everyone is lining up to see the movie. does it change how you feel about it? let us know about comments. >> do you see racism in star wars? i guess you should digest that. still ahead on our show, a lot. the jihadi bride passed three background checks before killing 14 people. but the feds missed her radical posts online. turns out, they don't check social media. lieutenant colonel tony schafer says the president's ignorance is inviting more terror attacks. he joins us next. >>> plus, the dnc is struggling with money. so they want you to pay for their convention. what? what if one piece of kale could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar

robert jones (set and costume design), arlene phillips (choreography), hugh vanstone (lighting design), mick potter (sound design), jon driscoll & daniel brodie (video/projection design), david cullen (orchestrations) and graham hurman (musical supervision). animals will be provided by william berloni. click your heels together and join scarecrow, tin man, lion, dorothy and her little dog toto, as they journey through the magical land of oz to meet the wizard and obtain their hearts' desires. watch out for the wicked witch of the west and her winged monkeys as you rediscover the real story of oz in this fantastic musical treat for the whole family. elias: we're moving to developing now in clarke county. elias: we're moving to some news developing now in clarke county. several emergency crews are on scene at an address in murray for a grain bin rescue. local 5's amanda krenz is on scene right now. amanda, what's the latest? sam today should be very similar to yesterday with very overcast and chilly temperatures throughout the day. we are starting the we will finish it, with temps in the 40s during the morning and 30s by the end of the day. it will be very windy today so wind

. >>> dow jones industrial average unable to end the year on a high note. melissa: to say the least. david: same with s&p actually. we have a recap on stocks in 2015. and what to look for in 2016. melissa: university withs in missouri and illinois are still on the rise as floods reach record levels, knocking out major interstates and threatening homes. david: bill clinton making big bucks on speeches in countries that weren't on the best terms with america. did his state department connections, we're talking about one in particular, help him out? ♪ you pay your car insurance premium like clockwork. month after month. year after year. then one night, you hydroplane into a ditch. yeah... surprise... your insurance company tells you to pay up again. why pay for insurance if you have to pay even more for using it? if you have liberty mutual deductible fund™, you could pay no deductible at all. sign up to immediately lower your deductible by $100. and keep lowering it $100 annually, until it's gone. then continue to earn that $100 every year. there's no limit to how much you can earn and this s

jones headlines. stephanie: that is correct. and the market is moving off of this. an historic merger coming up next on "bloomberg go." ♪ davidnd some of what they are saving on gas. retail sales in november was the best in four months. clothing, sporting goods, and internet retailing led the way. africa in south increasing. the finance minister wanted to control government spending. south africa's economy faces a downgrading to junk. stephanie: we are covering so much. we will be sitting down with the ceos of dow and dupont. billionaire who is currently the most feared person on bloomberg has gone missing. he wasattentional assisting in some investigation. this has more people asking questions. where exactly is he. is he in hiding? we don't know that. offshore,ching cnh which is at its lowest since 2011. this is a very big story that the markets are following. there are some allegations in the past that he made deals with chinese officials that were not kosher, so to speak. there is a huge anticorruption campaign going on. matt: there was a report that 12 years ago he had offered favors to a regional leader in return for oth

david details is very closely in terms of how close the chronicle editorial leadership was to jim jones. it then publishing -- was 1978? 1977. publishing his piece. marshall: if you are trying to get me fired, you are doing a very good job. [laughter] : let me try to strike a quick note of contrast. these idealism driven accounts -- life in the church. the way it would look to you or i or a reporter was nothing like that. this church was hostile, very enclosed, didn't want to deal with the world except on its own strict and structured terms. it went everywhere on its own. beingavid mentions flattened by redevelopment, that is part of the problem but the church came in as a total unit. they did some recruiting. but they were by and large themselves, on buses, from redwood valley. it was not a totally homegrown or open organization. it was especially true if you are a reporter asking questions. jones, what are you up to next? can i look your temple? can i meet your people? it would be very difficult to be a casual joiner or inquire or historian like the california historical society would

jones' death was an accident. >>> coverage on both of these police involved shootings will continue on world news tonight with daviduir. you can watch that of course following "action news" at 6:00. >> it has been nearly one year now since a 36-year-old man was shot to death by two police officers in bridgeton, new jersey. and in less than 30 minutes numerous community organizations and the naacp are expected to protest. jerome reid was shot to death on new year's eve by two officers doing a traffic stop. police say reid defied orders to stay in the car after he they found a handgun in his glove box. officers say they were concerned reid had another weapon. in august the grand jury decided not to bring charges against the two bridgeton officer. >> police investigating an armed robbery he in kensington. they released this video he showing the robbery wednesday night at the el gayo grocery he store. you see the men force two customers onto the floor while pointing handguns at them. the thieves took a cell phone and some money from the customers, also grabbed cash from the register. the men were last seen running down

david corn is an msnbc political analyst and bureau chief for mother jones magazine. tom doherty, republican strategist and former adviser to george pataki. and jenelle ross is my colleague, reporter for the "washington post" the fix. your reaction to what joshua is talking about, but also the president once again consoling grieving families. >> you you know, it's not part of the official job description. and i think when he got the job, he didn't expect to be doing it so much. and i think it's wonderful that he does, that he's able to according to josh and others maintain this sort of one-on-one connection with these victims and their families and not become jaded to it even though we have politically become jaded. and to inject a little bit of politics into this, this is msnbc, i wonder what would be happening if we had a republican president overseeing all these shootings. because obama at least has this position that he wants to do something, enact some laws. people can argue whether that's the right recourse or not. a lot of families tend to want to see gun safet

jones is never far away. nurse karen one of many working shifts here and poppa william winchester home every chance between traveling for work for his four boys. william, jr., davidl. >> michael remains calm even after distressing episodes of choking and gasping for air. >> instead of him swallowing on his own or coughing it up he has to have it vacuum sucked out of him. >> reporter: it's constant and michael never complains. this is all he knows. he was born with a congenital heart defect called hypo plastic left heart syndrome hlhs. the left side of his heart severely under developed leading to other serious medical complications. >> this is mistake. we actually did trach change this morning. >> reporter: he also has a condition called hetero taxi. his organs are not pigged where they're supposed to be inside. >> so where your right lung is supposed to be, his left lung is. his heart is also flipped upside down. >> reporter: two open heart surgeries at five days old and another major procedure at six months -- >> i don't even -- i can't really explain it. it just seemed like i was living in another -- like other world. >> reporter: his parents say they were tol

jones makes sense of investing. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like playing the boss equals the boss wins. wow! davidg news on yahoo!. charlie gasparino has the details. charlie? >> looks like tomorrow will be the day where we see long-awaited restruck iring of yahoo! at least what investors and traders telling fox business network. we'll get a clue from marissa mayer and board of directors where they're going with this. key decision is what they do with the holding of alibaba, the chinese e-commerce company. we do not have a statement from yahoo! yet. i tell you, just about every investor i know deal with this company they're likely not to spin off alibaba at least not immediately. there are tax implications for this. we don't know exactly why they won't spin it off. the u.s. government decided not to rule on that in terms of tax implications. so alibaba, yahoo!, might be worrying it is in uncharted waters with spinning that off and how much it would cost them in terms of their tax bill. what we're getting, bottom line, they're unlikely to announce tomorrow, spin-off. we'll clearly getting something

jones is never far away. nurse karen wasn't one of many working shifts here and poppa william winchester home every chance between traveling for work for his four boys. william, jr., davidael. ♪ >> reporter: michael remains calm even after distressing episodes of choking and gasping for air. >> instead of him swallowing on his own or coughing it up he has to have it vacuum sucked out of him. >> reporter: it's constant and michael never complains. this is all he knows. he was born with a congenital heart defect called hypo plastic left heart syndrome hlhs. the left side of his heart severely under developed leading to other serious medical complications. >> mistake we actually did trach change this morning. >> reporter: he also has a condition called hetero taxi. his organs are not positioned where they're supposed to be inside. >> so where your right lung is posed to be, his left lung is. and his heart is also flipped upside down. >> reporter: two open heart surgeries at five days old and another major procedure at six months. >> i don't even -- i can't really explain it. it just seemed like i was living in another world. >> reporter: his parents say they were told thei

jones. mr. talbot, author of the book. as the generations fade those who actively remember being here in that november of 1978. season of the witch is the book. by david talbot. is being read widely this week. he was the founder and editor-in-chief of salon.com. he figured out the web long before anybody else. are you wearing your glasses? >> i have sensitive eyes. >> he has lovely eyes. he created a whole new way to consume knowledge. after leaving salon, he increased his reputation as a historian. we are welcoming in him into the fraternity of historians. he just finished a book on the kennedy brothers. he has worked at mother jones and rights for the new yorker, rolling stone, and many other publications. eugene smith. he had just turned 21 years old prior to november 1978. he wrote, jonestown was the force that sealed me and dictated my immediate future at that time. my only responsibility was to survive. there was no place to hide or disappear. smith lost his mother, his wife and his infant son that day. he has spent the rest of his life dedicated to remembering and persevering. he must bring us knowledge from the depths of his heart in his memor

jones, reporting live from vegas. thank you. >>> seems everyone was watching cnn's debate, including the british prime minister. davideron stood up in parliament today to malign donald trump's plan to ban muslims from the united states. he called trump's idea divisive, stupid and wrong. listen. >> it is right that we exclude people when they are going to radicalize or encourage extremism. i happen to disagree with donald trump. i think his remarks are divisive, stupid and wrong. and i think if he came to visit our country, i think it would unite us all against him. >> for his part, donald trump stuck by his plan at the debate, even when all of the other candidates united against it. jeb bush called trump a fear monger who would be a chaotic president. trump never wavered, sure of his status. later trump told cnn he's a republican and will run as a republican. >> mr. trump, my listeners tell me again and again they're worried that hillary clinton will win the white house because you run as an independent. are you ready to reassure republicans tonight that you will run as a republican and abide by the decision of the r

david rightly points out of the nasdaq, up over just 6%. the nasdaq 100 with the bigger chips up over 10% off the top of my head. >> the dow jones industrial average down 1.5% year to date. which has been surprising. i would say the dow outperformed the russell 2000 of small cap stocks which are down more than 4% for the year. walmart at the bottom of the heap. interesting not to see the energy companies at the bottom of the dow. seeing a lot of dow stocks finishing positive like home depot and other big companies. >> within the s&p, energy is certainly the component that suffered the most led by chesapeake. question look at it today. chk. had a good week last week as did freeport and many of the pipeline companies. almost anything associated with the commodity had a about week last week, not so now. shares of chesapeake down a little over 4% right now. freeport also down as well as you might anticipate. the broader market down sharply. one name that was not up last week, changing tactics here, is disney despite the incredible success and continued record breaking success of the new "star wars" movie. both of my colleagues have seen it. i

david: thanks. we are almost 10 minutes into trading. we need to check in with markets. matt: we see little changed, that red arrows on the s&p, down about two points right now. the dow jonese. i will go down there and get abigail's take on what's going on in a minute. i will look at a couple drug stocks, starting with real itself -- relipsa. astrazeneca might be eyeing them as their next purchase. they make a hyperkalemia drug, for high blood potassium, which can be fatal. maybe they will buy this one. the stock is up only about 0.5%. there's another drugmaker, revance, which makes some kind of drug to illuminate frown lines, and also a drug that stops you from sweating too much. is that a good thing? in any case, trials did not work out very well. they noticed some not so good results as far as people taking placebos experiencing the same kinds of results, so down 8.5% on the anti-sweating drug results. i want to touch on oil very quickly. it continues to rise into the open of the market. right now, we are looking at about $30 a barrel, $37.97. this will probably be the last time i show you crude oil in 2015. let's go to abigail, live from the nasdaq. abigail: it's not e

on drinking on news year's eve.there will be multiple check points around the midlands.trooper david jones says it's important to line up a designated driver... before the big night.... as alcohol related crashes are the cause of most of the fatalities in south carolina. 3 we're gonna have troopers in place, we're going to have law enforcement in place. if you plan to go out and have a few drinks and plan to drive be prepared to go to jail. it's that simple. we're going to have law enforcement in place and we want to end 2015 with no more fatalities. 3 this year there have been 942 fatalities on south carolina roads. 3 a chain restaurant's new year's eve celebration... has a lot of people talking-- if you want to celebrate the new year at the olive garden in times square-- you'll have to shell out 400 bucks..*per -- but that's *a lot* of dough -- and it doesn't even include breadsticks!olive garden's new year's eve party *does* include a dj... open bar and buffet meal.and those hoping to watch the ball drop --well-- you're out of luck -- the view is *limited.* 3 and speaking of food... liz

on drinking on news year's eve.there will be multiple check points around the midlands.trooper david jones says it's important to line up a designated driver before the big night.... as alcohol related crashes are the cause of *most of the fatalities in south carolina. 3 we're gonna have troopers in place, we're going to have law plan to go out and have a few prepared to go to jail. it's that simple. we're going to have law enforcement in place and we want to end 2015 with no more fatalities. 3 this year there have been 942 fatalities on south carolina roads. 3 thousand are gearing up for the new year's celebration in city. check out how the organizer of the are preparing to ring in 2016.yesterday several people threw confetti from the hard rock cafe marquess... as part ot the annual confetti test.on the day of the big ball drop... there will be one ton of confetti actually released in times square. 3 and speaking of new york city...if you want to celebrate the new year at the olive garden in times square-- you'll have to shell out 400 bucks..*per person!it's all about location -- but that