kevin: a lot of people are starting to hedge going out into january in the s&p 500. tracks --t thevix that is what thevix tracks. davidwant to get amazon. kevin: amazon is at an all-time high. it led the market. it is a top-five constituent in 500. but the stock has run up into earnings. earnings are anticipated in late january. so you can actually sell a 630ary option for the strike, which is more than 5% below where the stock is trading right now, and get paid 2.2%. so you are just selling the 16 he put. at 665 so you won't get as much options premium now, but it's a great strategy because they don't pay a dividend and it does run up into earnings. the risk reward is, basically you have to buy the stock at $630. as is great strategy for someone who wants to own it at a lower level or get some options premium. if he goes below 630, you're exposed to the stock at that level. but you would be compensated for it and you have that 5% cushion on the downside. david: kevin kelly, thank you. still ahead, the state of oil -- how long before a rebound comes? we are going to speak would david shanker, one of the top oil foreca

david: kevin book with clearview partners. for the investing $4.5 billion in electric vehicles.uto giant monster at 13 electric cars and hybrid models by 2020. fields why asked he's making this investment now. to have 13 electric cars and hybrid models by 2020. >> right now, from a cost standpoint with gas prices below, it might not be as compelling. they really like it. the regulatory requirements, both of those are driving this investment. it is around building electric leadership -- we are the second largest seller of electrified vehicles in the u.s. and the leading provider and seller of plug-in hybrids in the country. >> you've been leaders in technology mobility front. you opened a big office in silicon valley, even experimenting around the world with different forms of mobility and you have this dynamic shovel test shuttle service. -- dynamic shuttle service. we are looking at her business as a core business, designing, developing and manufacturing and marketing terrific cars, utilities and trucks. bute emerging opportunities when you look at customer requirements, partic

prime minister david kevin comments divisive and quite sadly wrong. gop rivals rubio, carson, and bush quickly spoke out against the plan. house speaker paul ryan, who party stands for and more importantly, it is not what this country stands for. kenneth: trump, unfazed by his to hitler. look at the cover of the "philadelphia daily news." he told another morning program he loves muslims can he just wants them to "turn in the bad ones." kenneth martin, abc news from washington. sean: meantime, two other presidential hopefuls will be in new hampshire today. republican jeb bush will make appearances in manchester and hooksett. and democrat hillary clinton will hold a town hall meeting in salem. it was a beautiful day out there yesterday. but things are starting to cool down. let' s take a live look at manchester, where it is a little bit chilly. feels a lot different from yesterday. kevin: fark-the last several days across the area, where temperatures were up to the mid and upper 50' s. this afternoon you are looking at the lower half of the 40' s and a

david: kevin corke, thank you very much. melissa. melissa: here with reaction we have general paulville lilly, retired army major general. he joins us on the phone. a lot of people say a change of strategy can't come soon enough. is it possible there is active dynamic plan that we don't know and we're the public and we shouldn't know those things? >> hi, melissa, from montana. glad to be with you and david. the takeaway there isn't much change in strategy. we were hoping for retired military people, there is dual front. you have the middle east front against isis but you also now have a battle area, a front in the united states where we have the infiltration by isis individuals as well as the development of zest as we saw in san bernardino. i think that is the most important change of strategy he could emphasize. he seems reluctant to deal with isis and radical islammists in borders of the united states. melissa: still he has a plan, or more emphatic, more energized about this than we see about on tv? i'm trying to give i am had the

(david) yes sir."// kevin king- "i'm going to just take my clothes off and just jump in the nearest pool i can find. that's the way i feel. the nearest pool. where is it? i'm ready to go.")) ((denise valdez)) meteorologists attribute the warm weather to two strong concurrent climate phenomena: the arctic oscillation trapping cold air in the north and an exceptionally strong occurrence of el nio./// ((denise valdez)) > tonight we're showcasing our last ((paula francis)) this time we're inhe northwest. chief meteorolgist tedd florendo joins us from the newman house where the display will have you moving your feet./// < tedd florendo >clear early ahead of strong cold front. temps this afternoon were right where we should be and seasonal. wind already are starting to pick and will be windy for sur. colder than yesterday at this time as well. ............................... ...... so here's what to expect within the next 24 hours. becoming windy with gust up to 50 possible. locally higher in the mountains slight shower chances are also in the mix, not big shot and there's a short duration of

the last half hour, today, as many as 3 gunmen opened fire at the inland regional center >> david: and a man, kevin ortiz, had been shot twice in the leg and once in the shoulder during the attack, and amidst the chaos, the 24-year-old had managed to call his wife, who he just married two weeks ago and his father to tell them that he was alive and loved them, kevin ortiz, one of those 17 who was injured in today's attack, 14 people lost their lives:we're joined in the studio by darren porcher, nypd, and what are we looking at? >> the officers on the scene, they have a more direct line of sight than we, and we're catching an aerial view, i would say roughly 8 feet in max, and they can see into the vehicle more than we can they're looking at extracting an individual, and i don't necessarily agree with that >> david: i thought that it was explosives and that's what i thought it was. >> so by extraction, trying goat him out of vehicle, and he may be, the person that's in the vehicle, and we assume that this person has been killed, presumably, based on the number of shots if that's the assumption that y

kevin? reporter: david, good day to you from the white house.ent is doubling down on his strategy against isis. clearly that is his headline from the voice to it the pentagon of the this is the fifth time he has done that in his presidency. once again the president said he would get together and did so

we're going to bring in cnn's political director david chalian and political commentator, kevin maddennior strategist for mitt romney in 2008 and 2012. you know, i am curious about what we just saw right there, donald trump saying ted cruz -- >> a little -- a physical pat on the back. >> my little friend. we're so friendly there. how much longer can they continue that? does it prove advantageous to both of them to stay friendly until iowa? >> any time you see a trend line in the polls that starts to threaten donald trump's position in the polls, he does tend to take that candidate on. so i think you may see some more from donald trump -- he may not do it on the debate stage when standing next to him physically, but he may do it out on the campaign trail and during interviews. but the other thing that's interesting is the ted cruz strategy of the bear hug, it's working. you know, he got out of that debate last night without having to get into a head-to-head fight with donald trump that may antagonize trump supporters that ultimately he feels he wants, and he's going to need if he's goin

we have command sergeant major kevin griffin, major tom kennedy, major david gray, and ragaei abdelfattah, a u.s. aid foreign service officer. do you think of those people? are they always on your mind, the ones that didn't make it? >> every day. i have this bracelet here as you can see. i will show it to you, if you want to look at it. and on this bracelet you have command sergeant griffin, major gray, major kennedy, all four i.d. and i wake up every morning and i think about them. i wake up-- i go to sleep every night, i think about them. i just want to make sure that-- you know, i was given a second chance. and i would do everything and give back everything, to have them back. i would trade places with them. at any second. so my-- my goal in life is to remember them and, you know, doing, which i'm so grateful, so grateful. and-- and be a better person because i get to live for them, and for the rest of my life, they are, every single day they are going to be next to me, they are going to be supporting me. and i will make sure that i do my best to honor them and their family. >> stephen

. >> kevin 53 on sunday for the patriots game. the bruins are in edmonton, david ortiz burying the hatchet with david price and classic dismissive bill belichick. all of that plus, the return of the rocket. roger clemens to boston. stay with andrew: the one thing about soccer that i like the most is when i put my uniform on, the age just leaves me. we simply become kids again. i think all of us play for that very reason. it makes us the child we once were. the years just glide away, and i'm back to where i was. you are that little andy guy who used to be down in me, and i get to be that person all over again. my name is andrew, and bluecross blueshield has me. "side bread?" "side" about this bread. but it's the star of the show. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. >>> the patriots will likely be without rob gronkowski this sunday but in light of yesterday's statement from gronk and the patriots

david slem schlemko. >>> the huskies hitting the road to face texas. uconn down one. second half, close one. kevin mack finished with a game high 20. the huskies had an answer. rodney purvis, his own triple. will look good on are you curious? do you wonder why things work? do you look at things and say "i can make that better"? these questions, these curiosities then lead to discoveries... ...and those discoveries are going to lead to the energy solutions for the next 50 years. we have big, big challenges. one challenge is to capture the co2 before it's released into the atmosphere. we captured more than 6 million tons in 2014 alone. that's the equivalent of eliminating the annual emissions of more than one million cars. in the longer term, we are working on how to convert algae into biofuels. the ultimate objective is to be able to put it into an existing car, to not have to redo the engine. that could be one of the very important parts of the energy equation in the future. we want to drive our scientists, we want to drive our engineers, to never be satisfied with where we are today. because ther

kevin love misses and james and a wide open david lee. but twos down thrill there as the cavs take over in the second half. a wild miss, and a highlight reel for lebron. james finished with 24. cavs beat the celtics 88-77. >>> the patriots cannot escape the injury bug. sources tell fox25 that running back legarrette blunt is done for the season. signed former running back to their squad. on defense dominic easley has been placed on injured reserve with a knee injury and safety devin mccourty will miss several feet with a high ankle sprain he suffered on sunday. >>> we track traffic and weather together every ten minutes. right out on the president of the united states, a 20-minute commute from furnaceback parkway to columbia road. the accident at morissey boulevard have been cleared. shiri. >>> partly cloudy skies. a little bit of a breeze still i think thating on. 38 at 8 a.m. i will show you what time temperatures finally start to rise next. >>> he's been suspended for a month without pay. now the mbta driver responsible for that runawa

kevin log missed. looks up and hey, look what i found, david lee all alone. boston led by 4 at the half but the cavs outscored the cs by 14 in the third. highlight reel up 7. and kelly from the the program with a man bun. 6 point game with 11 to play and the cavs pulled away. kevin love who is 20 tonight as the cavs take it 89-77. >>> bad news on the injury front players have been lost for the year. one an official and another confirmed by a source through our bush stearns earlier tonight. legarrette blunt is done for the year after the hip injury he suffered sunday night against houston. seen in the locker room today on crutches. you don't like to hear long-term injury when you are talking about someone's hip. no definitive report on what that injury is, but he had the history of knee trouble and obviously disappointing news for him, as well. not make the play-offs. i think you're gonna get a kick out of tomorrow's daily news. donald trump has come under fire for a lot of controversial comments, brady wasn't interested in talking about politics when asked ab

in the second, kevin love misses and james young battles for the rebound. then he finds a wide open david lee. do you see that. all down hill. that leads to a highlight reel dunk for lebron. cavs go on to win 89-77. >>> the patriots just can't escape the injury bug. big losses on both sides of the ball. first, sources tell fox25 runningback legare outblunt is done for the season. he suffered a hip injury sunday night in houston. the pats assigned former bronco running back to the practice squad. dominic teasley have been placed on injured reserve with a knee injury and the herald says deafen mccourty will miss several weeks because of a sunday. >>> tonight the bruins begin a home at home battle with sidney crosby and the pittsburgh penguins. host them at the garden and then they play sunday night. sick children. the team went on a shopping yesterday they visited kids at six local hospitals to deliver the gifts in person. the event put on by the boston bruins foundation. the bs delivered toys to more than 600 children. >>> and in case you missed it, our special documentary on the historic

>holly: we are teaming up with the transylvania county have captain kevin gleeson, thank you for coming in. what's the top 12? >> david michael taylor junior, a white male, five foot 6" tall, 130 pounds. he is 35 years old, has blond hair and green eyes. he is wanted by the u.s. marshal's office for probation violation. >>> next we are looking for crystal mckenney barnes. she is a white female. she is five foot 2" tall, 125 pounds. she is 40 years old. she has black hair, hazel eyes, and she is wanted for 8 counts of failure to appear. >>> and last, we are looking for scott jason mcoklahomas, he is a white male, 6 feet tall, 155 pounds. he has brown hair and blue eyes. and he isn't whatted for probation violation. >>holly: if you know where any of these fugitives may be or you spot them you can call anonymously, the number is (828) if you need to see the pictures one more time, just go to the fugitive files section of wlos.com. thanks again, captain. >> thank you. >>holly: jay, back to you. >>jay: we have continuing coverage of the damage from yesterday's flooding in asheville. once the waters receded, mud was left to

david shaw, the men in black. took to levi stadium field against usc. pack 12 title on the line. some tricking. christian mcaffrey to kevinn, 10-0. here is a third quarter play. a come back. donald jones weaved through traffic. 27-yard run. just like that, sc in front. that got stanford's attention. hogan bounced off the defender and in. a seven yard play. fourth quarter, now 27-22. mcaffrey looking. looks left. looks right. there is his boy. yeah. mcaffrey. touchdown. and stanford won by a final of 41-22 to win the pack 12 title and clinched a spot in the rose bowl. >> i have posters on my wall growing up. so to have my name mentioned even in the same category is definitely an honor. >> toly left here is the best player in the nation. there is nobody doing what he is doing. it is not even a debate. so, we are excited about what we have done as a team. 400 what yards today? something ridiculous. lost count after three. >> i have been a part of four or five great teams out here at stanford. the guys we have up front, they make my job easy. so you know, it is pretty crazy that my time here is coming to an end. but, i can't

with 5-10 minutes left kevin mccormally of kiplinger. david waiting in virginia. good morning.ler: i'm in virginia beach, virginia. i am a cpa. -- i have been preparing taxes for 45 years. andve been listening subscribe to the kiplinger letter. i appreciate you. my question is given the affordable care act and the if you do not have a health insurance policy, it is also my understanding that the efforts tot engage collect the penalties. what i am not certain about -- i have tried to research, how is the irs going to apply payments? i have clients that refuse to pay the penalty, they always owed tax because they are self-employed. what they are asking me is if i send money into the irs for my regular tax, how do i know the irs is not going to apply that to the penalty first, for which they do not have collection opportunities to use all the collection efforts versus applying it to regular tax? guest: i do not know the answer to that. i assume that the payment has to go against the tax first. otherwise, i think we would have heard about it. this is a provision where obamacare pas

and david shawl has been phenomenal managing games >>well, but i think they have to continue doing what they've done all year and running the football and have kevin make plays and play defense. last thing you want to do is turn it over. the team most careful with the ball and able to make the big plays in big games. >> reporter: other members of the team will be honored before tonight's contest. christian mccaffrey needs 216 yards tonight to set the single season record for all purpose yards. he's trying to break the record set by we abarry sanders. it will be exciting to see if he can do it. reporting live from lee i have stadium. we'll see you after the game. >> thank you, rick. we'll see you after the game. warriors trying to make it 21 straight. we have the updated highlights as we continue. come happy birthday. i just had a heart attack... and now i have a choice. for her. for them. and him. a choice to take brilinta. a prescription for people who've been hospitalized for a heart attack. i take brilinta with a baby aspirin ...no more than 100 mg. as it affects how well it works. it's such an important thing to do to help protect against anot

says he can't wait to be a teammate with david ortiz and they'll have a great relationship moving forward. outside of fenway park, bryan salmond, fox 25 news. >> kevin: brian looked comfortable out there without a winter jacket on. there is a bit of a chill to the air with the wind blowing this evening. it's not strong winds, but any kind of wind when temperatures we have clouds overhead that will melt away. the sprinkles and flurries that came with them. high pressure takes over, high pressure means sinking air which to cool off. 47 boston, 41 worcester, right now. if you look closer at these temperatures, that 47 in boston comes with clouds, as the skies clear, there goes your temperature, down another 10 degrees overnight tonight. manchester, new hampshire, 44 with some clouds right now, and a breeze from the northwest at 6. you're dropping down to freezing or below first thing in the morning and out here to hyannis, 45 degrees for you right now, with some clouds. those clouds will go away and you'll be dropping down to 37 under clear skies tonight and final stop, be back here to worcester counties. fitchburg, you're 44 right now with some clouds

kevin: i' m guessing that he wanted it adjusted. erin: the force is strong. the red sox. they have filled one oth -- one of their biggest needs. david price -- his contract is one for the record books. plus, hundreds of new hampshire trees are headed overseas to help military families celebrate >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning. it is a bit of a rainy one out there in many spots today. this is a live look in portsmouth. 38 degrees right now. we are going to take a look at our forecast after our top stories on this december 2. a report is revealing disturbing data about new hampshire' s drug crisis. it says that there has been 295 deaths connected to opioids so far this year. the state fire marshal' s office will be on the scene of a house fire in bedford today to try to determine what caused the blaze and a dartmouth college student is pleading for help after she says her $20,000 violent was stolen in california. so, the temperatures to drop when we had that rain yesterday. it cause problems on the roads. kevin: depending on elevation and what region of the state, other areas fin

david is this big icing problem. some locations will be seeing up to an inch of ice in locations. >> cold weather in the midwest and storms in the southeast. thank you kevinappreciate it. >>> a new group of syrian refugees will arrive in canada on monday. >> they keep telling me is it true, is it happening? we cannot believe it until we hit the ground in vancouver. >> you will meet a syrian woman who is preparing to welcome her family. it is the same family of that little boy whose death and this image seemed to wake up the world. that's next. o. >> in iraq there are mixed reports tonight about the ground gains of the country's army in the fight against i.s.i.l. images of troops hoisting flags and celebrating the ousting of i.s.i.l. in the city of ramadi may be premature. pentagon officials say they're unable to confirm claims that the center has been overcome. osama ben javad says key gains do not spell victory. >> these are pictures of iraqi troops entering parts of southern ramadi. final push to retake the city after months of battles. they're helped by iraqi and coalition air support but progress has been slow. government forces are facing stiff resis

david: i wonder when we look at how is thateness, played out as you see it for consumers over the last few years? i wonder about the psychology of the banking industry? kevin's allow the consumer to do leverage. in 2008, whole aspect of the economy were overleveraged. it's also a large population of the segment -- a large cingulate -- a large segment of the population to seniors. we may have stated the party too long. david: how vocal have regional banks been about the need to raise rates, or the economic situation generally? tied into the economy. it's not just about rates, it's about what goes on in washington. reform, arporate tax more proactive business environment to help businesses, especially small businesses grow and start, and hopefully improve the economy with more jobs. david: are you satisfied you are being heard out? banks,that regional smaller banks were saying they didn't have a seat at the table, they were being heard. is that beginning to change? results, idodd-frank think it's becoming more working relationship. it is getting better. we crossed over $10 billion write a long time that came into focus. our relationship with the regulars is

kevin: anything we do see will melt quickly. tom: coming up, our democratic debate coverage continues. we' ll introduce you to the moderators of tonight' s debate, david muir and martha raddatz. political director josh mcelveen asks them what we can expect when candidates face off. shelley: and the democratic spotlight today, but many republicans are also campaigning >> they believe this will set >> their time on stage, what you expect? >> a lot is at stake. we know that bernie sanders has a lead in new hampshire. in every clinton holds the national elite and i think there is a lot at stake for both them, quite frankly. she wants to get her the debate without making waves spirit this is a moment with bernie sanders will have to try to prove himself beyond just new hampshire and make his case of the country went back and obviously national security is a huge component -- >> it is the biggest issue right now to the american public, think of that would all your viewers are talking about, we are all talking about isis, homeland security, we are all wondering how safe we are here and we certainly want to hear the candidates talk about that -- >> in with th

kevin harrington is still free, and jonathan sanders is dead. in mississippi black lives did not matter. >> i am senator david jordan from greenwood who attended the emmett till trial and have written from a cotton field to the state senate and include one chapter in my book which has been not the bestseller but a very good seller. but -- >> it's for sale, too, in the bookstore so you all should go buy one of his books affect. >> yes. so i attended the trial but the experience that i had there on the outside forward where the news media were where my first time meeting and african-american congressman named davis was with mrs. teal and i was just a freshman that mississippi college state, college at that time. and we were asked to give a report. sargasso 25 cents a gallon. we headed for summer mississippi but when we arrived there worth staying around on the outside for a few minutes a beautiful lady walked up to his well-dressed and reporter said we're going to ask you some questions. whether emmett till will get a fair trial in mississippi. and she said, well, i don't know. they asked her again. she said, i have with me charles diggs all the way

. >>> gene: detroit taking on pistons -- kevin love misses and look at james young battle for the rebound and then sends it ahead to wide open david lee for easy lay-in and celtics up four at the break and all downhill from there. wild miss will lead to highlight dump for lebron james. cavaliers wound up beating celtics 89-77. >> sara: local teenager was at last night's celtics game and he received a surprise he will never forget. during the game lebron james ran over and said hi to aaron miller of newton. miller has overcome severe brain damage suffered at birth. he has had thousands of hours of surgery and physical therapy but golf teams at newton north. after the game ralebron told reporters i think he said he would never walk and talk again, and i looked up from there and i looked up and it became so much more than basketball. james made sure miller received a pair of game worn sneakers. miller wears shoes by lebron because he has difficulty tying laces. that is something that his family will never forget. >> julie: that makes him the king. good for you, lebron. 28 minutes to braintree split to columbia road. shiri? >> shiri:

david joining us as he does each friday. >>> up next, the closing countdown. >> and more on today's market selloff. we have shark tank investor kevin'leary. your watching cnbc, first in bid worldwide. when you're not confident your company's data is secure, the possibility of a breach can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. at at&t we monitor our network traffic so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. >>> the closing bell is sponsored by at&t. focus on what matters most for your business. >>> heading to the last minutes of trade. the selling intensifying. weekly charts, for the dow first of all, coming into today we had a gain that's being wiped out right now. for the week we're down just a fraction. oil this week, of course hitting lows that we haven't seen in seven years, down this week 2.15%. the dollar strengthening especially after the fed raised rates for the week, up 1%. and the ten-year-year-old, as we see a rise in the ten-year yield. we're seeing more selling here as we head toward the close on this exp

david petraeus. he's been a great champion of service particularly for the younger generations of those on the hill. i turn it over to kevin and i look forward to hearing the discussion. thank you. >> good morning, everybody. thank you for coming out on the monday after thanksgiving, a rainy, cold washington monday. i'm sure you're all recovered from your tryptophan comas of thanksgiving weekend. i hope you all had a wonderful holiday weekend. what a great way to start it off with a program about service. i think, you know, when the holidays come we hear about that in the news and we see all these images of people volunteering and the president around the country for thanksgiving. as tara and walter said, they approached me and defense one where i'm the executive editor with an idea -- with this idea of putting together an event of some time about national service. and i'll quickly say why it spoke to me right away because we were speaking backstage about, you know, this idea of national service comes up a lot and in just the promotional tweets and facebook shares you've been putting out in the last couple weeks i've gotte

far surpassed the $3 million contract, kevin durant of oklahoma city this past summer with nike lifetime deals very rare between corporations and athletes, davided diaz, derek of the chicago bulls but this is the first for 90. >> i am grateful, everyone over there believed in a skinny 18-year-old from akron, ohio and that is a big part of it. >> certainly interesting, new york post reporting saturday night after it the he were playing the cleveland cavaliers lebron with a new team against his old team sat out the game and saturday night was seen at a nightclub in south beach, was supposed to be missing the game because of fatigue and is out partying with other friends and apparently -- >> after that huge deal, picking up the check. >> today's world does nike feel the need to issue a public statement access? we do not in any way represent this type of work ethic for lebron james, this reactionary type of mentality? >> this has potential to be a great deal for nike of lebron has the longevity we were talking about that michael jordan had. by wonder if lebron ten years from now is a big public figure wants to renegotiate his deal. >> valid take l

david prowse was in the suit. not james earl jones. >> how does that make you feel about the movie? >> kevinwas 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 13® vaccine can help protect you from pneumococcal pneumonia, an illness that

kevin: i' m guessing that he wanted it adjusted. erin: the force is strong. the red sox. they have filled one oth -- one of their biggest needs. david price -- his contract is one for the record books. plus, hundreds of new hampshire trees are headed overseas to help military families celebrate