daren schumaker on the left and dennis lee on the right call themselves team 99 counties. they are attempting to run across every county in the state. we have been lost. in monona zigged when weweshould have zagged. made it a 45 mile day. the journey started in 2009. their motto is inspiration through perspiration. we thought we would raise money for the american heart association when we started. as we evolved we spun it into get up and get active. each run is basically a 26 mile marathon. we joined them december 12th as they ran cerro gordo county. that meant running past clear lake..and running through the traffic of mason city. they have seen many interesting things along the way. both mentioned a siting in mitchell county we were running by a barn with doves circling around. it was beautiful. on this day , before the run there was a visit to the site of the plane crash that killed buddy holly, richie valens and the big bopper. peggy sue, donna, chantilly lace. later, on the run they passed in clear lake, site of holly's final performance. ,i am going to pop in. never

daren schumaker on the left and dennis lee on the right call themselves team 99 counties. they are attempting to run across every county in the state. we have been lost. in monona county we zigged when we should have mile day. the journey started in 2009. their motto is inspiration through perspiration. we thought we would raise money for the american heart association when we started. as we evolved we spun it into get up and get active. each run is basically a 26 mile marathon. we joined them december 12th as they ran cerro gordo county. that meant running past clear lake..and running through the traffic of mason city. they have seen many interesting things along the way. both mentioned a siting in mitchell county we were running by a barn with doves circling around. it was beautiful. on this day , before the run there was a visit to the site of the plane crash that killed buddy holly, richie valens and the big bopper. peggy sue, donna, chantilly lace. later, on the run they passed the surf ballroom in clear lake, site of holly's final performance. ,i am going to pop in.

dennis lee and daren schumaker are not "running for office." they're just running. in every county. john campbell has their story. the best run was chickasaw county maybe because i am from there the worst run was taylor county. it was raining and 38 degrees. weirdest thing, bebeon county. we got shot at by pheasant hunters. daren schumaker on the left and dennis lee on the right call themselves attempting to run across every county in the state. we have been lost. in monona county we zigged when we should have zagged. made it a 45 mile day. the journey started in 2009. their motto is inspiration through perspiration. we thought we would raise money for the american heart association when we started. as we evolved we spun it into get up and get active. each run is basically a 26 mile marathon. we joined them december 12th as they ran cerro gordo county. that meant running past clear lake..and running through the traffic of mason city. they h he seen many intereststg things along the way. both mentioned a siting in mitchell county we were running by a barn with doves circling around.

dennis lee of walford and daren schumaker of cedar rapids are well on their way to attaining that goal. since 2009, they have run hope to wrap it up next september with a run across delaware county. they are doing it as a fund raiser for the american heart association and to promote fitness. denis and daren have been stepping across the miles in rain, snow, heat, cold and along the way some strange things have happened. " one of the weirdest things was the first county we ran. we did in benton county and we got shot at. pheasant hunters. we came through a bridge and we had some fire at us so that was kind of strange. " kcrg-tv9's john campbell will tonight on the kcrg-tv 9 news at 10. some skiers and snowboarders are out on the slopes of sundown today testing out their skills... the dubuque resort opened for the season after weeks of mild temperatures. . plus in basketball, northern iowa shocks an unbeaten team once more... the panthers are "the story" in college basketball today after upsetting the cyclones in des moines yesterday. fun aspect of gravity... at sundown mountain resort i

eastern iowans are attempting to run marathons in each of the state's 99 counties... 44 year old dennis lee of walford and 30 year old daren schumaker of cedar rapids will run their 86th marathon... in cerro gordo county... tomorrow. that's according to the "mason city globe gazette." the men came up with the idea after both losing family members to heart disease and strokes. they want their runs to raise awareness and research funding now here's savannah guthrie with a look at what's coming up next on the today >>> good morning. divided states of america. the nation weighs in on donald

i'm dennis o'donnell and david lee helps start the warriors ,,, just press clean and let roomba fromrobot® help with your everyday messes. roomba navigates your entire home cleaning up pet hair and debris for up to 2 hours. which means your floors are always clean. you and roomba from irobot® better together™. >> tomorrow, the warriors are looking for their 28th straight win dating back to last season when david lee was part of the championship run. he was traded to the celtics because he wanted a chance to start again in another city. he is still very close with his former teammates. he has no regrets. even that trip to vegas he paid for after the team won the title. >> i have been jumping a little bit better this season. pockets are a little lighter. >> i tell you what, michael crabtree is feeling a little heavier in his pockets today. yesterday, the raiders inked him to a four year contract extension. ken, as you know, i wrote it in my blog, this is a huge move for the franchise. charles woodson backed me up. >> people don't want to come to oakland. don't want to play in oakland.

a man who has descended from the only confederate officer who accompanied lee into the parlor that afternoon. dennisbigelow is the great, great grandson of charles marshall. as i said, the only officer to join lee inside the house. on most days, mr. bigelow can be found working as a costume interpreter for jamesmen row. we've asked dennis if he would take a few minutes this afternoon and share with you his perspective of having a family connection to an historic event of such magnitude and reach. mr. dennis bigelow. >> you've been sitting for a while. so you don't need a repeat of what you've heard so well in terms of the particulars of what happened in the mclean house and the surrender. so i'm not going to read that out of grandfather marshall's book. but, i think, you would like to hear this. punctuated by the loss of a third of the army of northern virginia at sailor's creek on the 6th of april with confederate general gordon having been stopped dead by a sea of general sheridan's blue coats on the morning of the 9th, general lee knew his shrinking army could not remain whole. and could not brea

lee tremendous vino has the details. >> reporter: state police say 39-year-old dennis adams, a police officer, say he is charged with breach of peace. he posted explicit photos of his estranged wife. the advertisement included a nude photograph along with her phone number. sources close to the case tellu nbc news connecticut that the estranged wife began receiving calls and messages and the craigslist ad was only up for several hours. >> it's beyond controlling, it's beyond harassment. >> reporter: mark jordan says he knows adam. >> i'm sure there is two sides doesn't surprise me. it doesn't shock me. >> reporter: nbc connecticut reached out to the windsor police department. a spokesman told us adams has been placed on paid administrative leave pending an investigation. his attorney said in a statement, my client is unfortunately caught up in an ugly divorce and custody battle. previous similar allegations were made against him by this same alleged victim who has now engaged the media and the police. the prior assertions were dismissed, and therefore, i'm confident a similar disposition will occur in a court of law. adams

dennis o'donnell. what was all that noise in the 49er locker room? and david leeelped start the warriors streak, can he stop it tonight? that story straight ahead. >> and in this morning's jobs report, jill schlesinger looks at the demand for market research analysts. >> reporter: while you're concerned with checking people off your holiday shopping list, retailers are paying careful attention to your buying habits. an entire industry has popped up around collecting and analyzing consumer data. market research analysts are in demand. job openings in the field are expected to grow 32% over the next several years. research analysts are employed across a number of industries, retailers, manufacturers, even universities and the government, all wanting to know what makes consumers tick. companies increasingly rely on data to better target their marketing strategies and analysts help gather this information, study it to pinpoint trends and ultimately help sharpen a sales pitch. the data is also used to improve products and services. market research analysts in the bay a

denny's. welcome to america's diner. . >> no clay thompson for the warriors tonight. the winning streak very much in jeopardy as we speak. facing david leehe first time since he was traded. 15 points, it's six of the first seven shots. warriors led by one, steph curry. they swarmed from way out, still 15 in the first half. dramon green, 15 points. and clark alone inside, then, get it out. his fifth block of the game. then, scores on the other and warriors up seven and a ten point lead. ten points for lee. isaiah thomas, the little dude with 16. right now, scary situation for the sharks. coach needed a surgery in his right thigh. it swelled up, and he missed the first eight week was a broken ankle. no timetable at this point on his return. baseball winter meetings wrapped up in nashville. a's quiet and did sign veteran pitchers. the former a by way of the white sox inched a deal with the orange and black and offered this interesting analogy. >> i can't tell you the excitement i had, that i was on their radar and you do have to play it cool, right? trying to find a home coming date you know? you don't want to be left in the cold. so trying

dennis gartman was saying. >> what were you doing? >> i was popping. >> gdx will get you done. >> i'm melissa lee. we'll see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 for "fast money." don'tagain. ""mad money"" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. my job is to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to save you money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you. call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. as 2015 draws to a close, i believe we will look back on the last 12 months and declare it, declare it the year of

. >> i don't know what dennis called it, the plumber but i called it a flushometer. >> plumber bill. >> we're closing in on 6:30. lee can't believe i put my bathroom on television. still ahead on eyewitness news this morning for christmas, two children and their mother, this is such a sad story. two are critically injured in a car crash. police investigate exactly how this accident on long island happened. >> a wild scene during christmas eve shopping, one woman pulled out a stun gun. >> and fedex will be working overtime today, if it absolutely has to be there today. is that coffee? yea, it's nespresso. i want in. you're ready. get ready to experience a cup above. is that coffee? >>> now new york's number 1 news, channel 7 eyewitness news this morning. >> as we begin the last half hour of eyewitness news on this christmas morning, we have breaking news, christmas eve violence on the streets of new york, two teenagers shot, one of them this morning is dead. police now investigating what led to this gunfire. >> a live picture from st. patrick's cathedral this shares his message of hope for new york catholics. >> and

lee. the traders are tim, david, brian and dan. tonight on "fast," as goes oil, as does others. and dennis gartman said there is a new normal for the crude trade and it could send shock waves through the markts. >> and one of the biggest gainers, and the amazon rally is just beginning, the next big catalyst to send it to the highs. and that is coming in the next six months. >>> and the biotech nightmare that lost more than half of its value and what sent the stock cratering. >>> but first renewed fears over china, the shanghai falling more than 2.5%. industrial production, a revamp of the ipo system weighing on investor sentiment. this was chosen as the top business story of the year. 2015. so for 2016, could china but the big wild card for the markets. tim, what do you say? >> i don't think so. i think we obsessed over it in 2015. china has a major credit problem and they are the biggest part of the problem. i think the things today were the drivers, the currency is at fresh lows. and the yuan, you could read it 234 terms of deflationary forces and read it in terms of the economy outright

lee. our traders on the desk today are dan nathan, david seaberg, guy adami and a special appearance by the kmoditiys king dennis gartman. and oil hitting near seven year lows. and the one group of energy stocks that could take off after the collapse. plus new rubber maid and jam are hooking up in what could be a $20 million merger. so we have the reporter who broke that story and she will give us the very latest. >>> on top of that, small caps are doing something this month that they haven't done in a long time. and it could spell big trouble for stocks. the shocking charts you have to see. >>> but first, we do begin with the story of the day. and that matter, the last year. crude hitting a level it hasn't since 2009. and the last time that we saw a collapse like this in the oil market, stocks followed suit. i'm sure you all remember that. guy adami, do you think this will repeat itself. history does have a habit of doing that. >> everybody is talking about the transitory nature of crude. i think it continues to go lower. we've said that for a long point. at a certain point, to answer your question, i do think

lee. the traders are tim, david, brian and dan. tonight on "fast," as goes oil, as does others. and dennisartman said there is a new normal for the crude trade and it could send shock waves through the markts. >> and one of the biggest gainers, and the amazon rally is just beginning, the next big catalyst to send it to the highs.

lee. our traders on the desk today are dan nathan, david seaberg, guy adami and a special appearance by the kmoditiys king dennisartman. and oil hitting near seven year lows. and the one group of energy stocks that could take off after the collapse. plus new rubber maid and jam are hooking up in what could be a $20 million merger. so we have the reporter who broke that story and she will give us the very latest. >>> on top of that, small caps are doing something this month that they haven't done in a long time.