duane johnson. >> i love me some rock but these girls are in high school. ashley: they bring in the dollars. tracy: holy toledo. these kids are young. ashley: they are very young. >>> if you were in stocks this year you're probably have a particularly joyous holiday season. will the new year bring a hangover and what can you do to head it off? we'll sit down with blackrock's global chief investment strategist russ koesterich to game it all out for you. liz claman coming up next. don't go away.

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duane wade, magic said this was one of the toughest he had ever seen. 8 rebounds. 101-95. no practice for the 49ers. they did have film study. they will likely be a wild card team. division title is still within reach. the 9ers are giving the 3rd best chance to win the superbowl then the see hawks. the patriots are a 10-1 favorite to win. 9ers can be a 1 seed, 2 seed, 5 seed. harbaugh was asked if he was doing score board watching sunday. >> too much at stake. to big of a game. someone asked me that asked me that last week and i said no. too much at stake. >> they need to beat arizona. if seattle wins at home they win the division. last year may not win. baltimore has to win against miami. a little christmas spirit at practice. they are 60 to 1 to repeat championship. if blood freaks you out look at way. j.j. watt. that is the houston texans star. he has had his nose broken. he thinks he looks fine. if his mama wants him to do it. look for him to look a little prettier after plastic surgery. >>> serena williams is the top female athlete of the year. she had a blood clot in

we have a wedding tonight, and this afternoon, claire is debating duane bailey in the race for town councilwered voice) and now the "weekly saver" says that some voters find claire-- quote-- "angry and unlikable." to those voters, i say, "wait till she sees this." no one can mention it to her. we can't have some unscientific poll shaking claire's confidence. phil... what poll? too late. she knows. who told her? what is this, a witch hunt? oh, my god. i have to go. well, i just don't think it's a big deal. i mean, how many people read the "weekly..."

. >> inmate ed duane smith and his cellmate are charged with prison murder. >> i've been trying for the past month to get my 115 heard. >> did you not postpone to the d.a.? >> yes, but it says, according to -- >> do you have your request with you? >> no, but i did submit it. >> who did you submit it to? >> i sent it to captain fields, one to grimsley. >> this is what we can do, smith, when you return back to your cell, write a quick note indicating that you want this 115 heard immediately, and we can list where we can provoke your postponement. >> i've been writing to get an interview. >> well, at some point in time, the d.a. will come out here -- >> it's been over a year. >> i understand. >> i've never heard in my life that a person can be charged with a murder and nobody comes and interviews the suspect, you know? and i've been trying to get an interview with any of you guys for the longest. i really hope you listen to this. >> and i believe you've already stated that and we are listening to you, and we are giving you some recourse. and this information has been referred to the local

among those at staples, duane weighed's new fiancee, gabrielle union. the lob to lebron and he stuffs it down the chimney. that was impressive, but it got even better. this time wade puts it off the glass for lebron. the reining mvp had 19 points. the lakers hung around, but miami wins it 101-95 and kobe gives lebron a hug. who knows when they will meet on the court again. it was an old texas shootout in san antonio. former warrior pops for three. he had eight assists and he gets it to dwight howard for the jam. the spurs got to within two, but james harden takes over in the fourth quarter. fear the beard. he had 28 points and rockets win it 111-98. at madison square garden. they were playing in okc when he brings the thunder here. russell westbrook had a triple-double midway through the third quarter. durant lead the way with 29 points. saint mary's played george mason at the diamond head classic with three minutes left and alan puts the patriots on top. two missed free throws gave the gails one last chance. but his prayer goes off the back gourd -- of

. >>> "forbes" named duane johnson the top grossing actor. >>> coming up, this economy is taking flight, but could groundhog day in washington crush the recovery? i'll go one-on-one with the republican senator who says if democrats want to talk debt ceiling, they better be prepared to bargain over obamacare. it gets an impressive 34 highway mpg and comes with no charge scheduled maintenance. and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. sign. then drive. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends january 2nd. visit vwdealer.com today life with crohn's disease ois a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps come back? what if the plane gets delayed? what if i can't hide my symptoms? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is damaging inflammation? for help getting the answers you need, talk to your doctor and visit crohnsandcolitisinfo.com to get your complimentary q&

among those at staples, duane weighed's new fiancee, gabrielle union.o lebron and he stuffs it down the chimney. that was impressive, but it got even better. this time wade puts it off the glass for lebron. the reining mvp had 19 points. the lakers hung around, but miami wins it 101-95 and kobe gives lebron a hug. who knows when they will meet on the court again. it was an old texas shootout in san antonio. former warrior pops for three. he had eight assists and he gets it to dwight howard for the jam. the spurs got to within two, but james harden takes over in the fourth quarter. fear the beard. he had 28 points and rockets win it 111-98. at madison square garden. they were playing in okc when he brings the thunder here. russell westbrook had a triple-double midway through the third quarter. durant lead the way with 29 points. saint mary's played george mason at the diamond head classic with three minutes left and alan puts the patriots on top. two missed free throws gave the gails one last chance. but his prayer goes off the back gourd -- off the back

among those at staples, duane weighed's new fiancee, gabrielle union.lob to lebron and he stuffs it down the chimney. that was impressive, but it got even better. this time wade puts it off the glass for lebron. the reining mvp had 19 points. the lakers hung around, but miami wins it 101-95 and kobe gives lebron a hug. who knows when they will meet on the court again. it was an old texas shootout in san antonio. former warrior pops for three. he had eight assists and he gets it to dwight howard for the jam. the spurs got to within two, but james harden takes over in the fourth quarter. fear the beard. he had 28 points and rockets win it 111-98. at madison square garden. they were playing in okc when he brings the thunder here. russell westbrook had a triple-double midway through the third quarter. durant lead the way with 29 points. saint mary's played george mason at the diamond head classic with three minutes left and alan puts the patriots on top. two missed free throws gave the gails one last chance. but his prayer goes off the back gourd -- off the

hey, duane. >> caller: yes, how are you. thanks for hearing me. >> host: of course. >> caller: appreciate your show. well, i just wanted to touch real quick on the direct emphasis that i don't see put on the, um, americans who have lost their jobs in the field of finance, in the car industry. i lost my job in finance, company closed down because of we all know why. i actually went back into the car business making $7 an hour, okay? working 60 hours a week with a big hope of a commission one day. when everyone has the internet information on cars now, no money on that. a salary needs to be maybe put in place. and that is, i think, on the borderline of slave labor these days with the pipe dream hope of a 1970s, 1980s payday when the information wasn't out there on how to buy a car. kudos to the information everybody needs to save money, but something needs to be done as well for the employee in that company. so right now i'm totally struggling making not even a third of what i made five years ago, and the attitudes that i get

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he brings it down from duane wade. he had 19 points. nick young doesn't back down from anyone.s over james about five times, drains the 3-pointer. he had 20 off the bench. lakers down 2. the heat start, they took over. dwayne wade put the nail in the coffin. heat win. they improve to 22-6. >>> rocks at spurs. dwight howard took money to get away from kobe bryant. but big two-handed flush here. then in the fourth, rockets up 5, eight minutes left. james harden, maybe the most undererated player in -- underrated player in the game. 28 points. 6 assists. rockets beat the spurs 111-99. >>> jason, the former cow bear, he may not last a season as head coach of the nets. high expectations and some rumbling, he may be losing the team after brooklyn lost again tonight to chicago. they drop to 9-19. jimmy butler had 15 points . gibson throws down a dunk here, 20 point, 8 rebounds. he yelled at the team for lack of effort after the game. he's going to lose his job if he loses the team. bulls win. the nets drop to 9 -19. >>> the 49ers had the day off, sort off. still had to come in for fil

duane johnson. >> i love me some rock but these girls are in high school.e young. ashley: they are very young. >>> if you were in stocks this year you're probably have a particularly joyous holiday season. will the new year bring a hangover and what can you do to head it off? we'll sit down with blackrock's global chief investment strategist russ koesterich to game it all out for you. liz claman coming up next. don't go away. ♪ liz: good afternoon, everybody. i'm liz claman. it is the last hour of trading. and so glad you're with me because after today there are just five more sessions for the entire year. what is working today? tech and social media stocks are the gift of choice on this monday starting with apple. the marriage between apple and china mobile, it was finally made official today giving apple a gigantic foothold in china with access to 716 million new subscribers. let's take a look at the stock right now. that means i have to put on my glasses. up three and three-quarters percent, up about 20 points. apple standing of $569. welcome to the s&p

giants play by play man duane kiper had his name enshrined on the menu in san francisco.ormer comcast sports net emp y employeeing receiving the honor. look at that. it seems to me that you see some of the best public meltdowns come from the world of sports. and who doesn't like seeing a head coach lose it after a tough loss. yesterday, brought us another edition of head coaches gone wild. as southern illinois coach barry hen son blew his stack. >> i'm struggling with this crew right now. they won't let me coach them. anytime i coach somebody, they put their head down. we're soft. we've been enabled for whatever reason. i've got a bunch of mama's boys right now. our guards were awful. our three starting guards have one assist and seven turnovers. they must think it's a tax credit. it's unbelievable how our starting guards play. let's about our big guy. 2-11. how can you go 2-11. my wife, my wife can score for man two buckets on 11 shots. because i know my wife will at least shot fake one time. when you've got a young kid it's a lot like house training a puppy dog. when th

there are brochures at duane reade on doubt that are thicker than "time" magazine. would have picked ray kelly because he has done more to drop crime nationwide than anybody, and he saved more minority lives than any recent civil rights leader by initiating revolutionary crime policy. >> i remember when "time" magazine named khomeini as the man of the year, and it drove everybody crazy. that was right very close to when our hostages were taken. and i was shocked. and then i realized that's what they were talking about, people who affected the world. zm >> for positive or negative. >> yeah, for positive or negative. >> stunt for "time." >> no one thought ed snowden? >> i would not have been surprised if they had chosen him because of the definition andrea read. >> not necessarily influential. he's changed the way a lot of thinking is going on arnold the world. ted cruz. you may not like him. there's one that you may have -- bashar -- not martin bashir. >> martin bashir is his cousin. no, i think that's -- look, i don't think he's changed the world as much as the pope

and as my man duane recently tweeted, considering the criticism about saggy pants, it's hilariously ironic belt. can't win. >> ooh-ee! oh, lord, this racism stuff is killing me inside. >> indeed, dave. that does it for "the cycle." we're off tomorrow and wednesday and thursday, i believe. so want to wish you and yours a merry christmas. before we go, we toss it to the ari melber experience. >> toure, i will go shopping with you. i just worry that as 50 cent said, you might be only a window shopper. we're going to leave it there. good afternoon, it's monday, december 23rd, and from the holidays to health care, have you done your last-minute shopping? ♪ >>> deadline day for anyone trying to get health coverage. >> a lot of good things in obamacare. >> you can't fix this mess. >> a bottle of whisk in one hand and box of kleenex in the other. >> have to find a way to respect the law. >> if there are adjustments that can be made, we should make them. >> the number one issue in the 2014 election. >> what we're for rather than what we're against. >> is not going to be obamacare. >> vital source o

duane "the rock" johnson, we find our strength in his light. love you brother. fans were also gutted by the news. >> he's a family oriented kind of guy, really humble. sweet guy. everyone loved him. >> he was all about helping everybody else out. >> one of the celebrities i actually thought his movies entertained for good reasons. >> walker was in the middle of shooting "fast 7." they talked about how they're going to move forward. he'd been with the wildly successful franchise from the start 14 years ago and had been doing the press circuit for his latest movie "hours" which is due out this month. no details on how it affects that release now. back to you. >> dominic, thank you very much. an update on the deadly helicopter crash in scottland. emergency crews are working to remove the aircraft and looking for additional victims saying they cannot be quite sure what they'll find until all their work is complete. at least eight people died when a police chopper crashed into that crowded pub. the police helicopter was returning to glasgow from an operation when it

duane deer is never far from his loyal dog, the rescued stray named paco, he brings to work with him were going to put him to sleep so i went down and grabbed the dog and brought him home. >> one of the stops on paco's daily rounds is the ace smoke shop two doors away. >> he would just hang out in the store. he had a bed down there and would just hang there all day. >> alfred is the store's clerk. >> he was very close to me. he's the best friend. to me. he's great. >> alfred is about to discover just how loyal his four-legged friend really is. when two hooded robbers make an unwelcome visit. >> you have to do it -- anything you want. >> paco starts to bark. [ barking ] as alfred is held at gunpoint. >> if the gun is fake or real, you don't know. >> alfred is scared for his life. the robbers order him to fill a backpack with cash. but then the feisty eight-pound chihuahua attacks, backing the robbers away from alfred and their loops. the robber points his gun at the dog, but paco doesn't back down. >> who knows if the gun was loaded, who knows what they were going to do, but they coul

duane johnson is also tweeting or trending this morning. man known as the rock is the top grossing actor of 2013. remember, you can follow us on twitter at #cbssf. >>> instead, if you are following a lot of taillights or plan to in the next hour or two let's get the latest on traffic. >> we have your taillight coverage covered. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. these are headlights traveling westbound now into san francisco. and you can see everything looks good. there's some flashing lights in the picture but everything is off to the parking lot. so everything is i. >> et right now coming into the city from the east bay. -- so everything is quiet right now coming into the city from the east bay. coming out of the caldecott tunnel cruising along. all the approaches to the bay bridge are still moving at the speed limit. i mentioned 37, everything is good heading towards 101. and a lot of the roadwork now that we're past 5:00 has been picked up including southbound 680 between alcosta and 580 heading into pleasanton. mass trans

duane would do more to tell me how to do the show. he was in radio production before i became a radio host. >> what rules you have -- for instance, i will not do that? >> i will not do profane people. vulgais no fogarty -- rity. i stay away from that. i stay away from the salacious. there is blue radio out there for people who want to do titillating subjects. it is not me. it is volcker. coverthan that, i will any story interesting to my audience. the audience should win, because if they don't they will go to somebody else. you have to bring your a game. i five segmentsds -- of day. i have been doing that for 14 years. there are enough interesting people to do that. how many years have you done? >> i don't know. >> i think i have done more than 25,000. i know i have done 10,000 interviews. >> going back to your schedule, how do you maintain -- how do you keep your mind open? how do you have time to research? you are traveling, you are speaking, you have a roadshow you do. >> it is very funny. >> had you keep track of all this? >> i wa

host: duane, upper marlboro, maryland. caller: good morning. thanks for hearing me. i appreciate your show. i wanted to touch real quick on the direct things i don't see -- emphasis i don't see put on americans who have lost their ,obs in the field of finance the car industry. i lost my job in the finance industry. the company closed down. i went back into the car hour,ss making $12 an working 60 hours a week with the hope of a commission one day. everyone has information on cards now but a salary needs to be made. that is i think on the border of slave wages. when the information wasn't out there on how to buy cars. everybody needs to save money but something needs to be done for the employee in the company. right now i am totally struggling not even making 1/3 of what i made five years ago. the attitude is that the economy never affected anyone. where is the emphasis on that direct point, the person within that field that was directly affected? host: thank you for calling. guest: even though a lot of jobs have come back, they are not paying what they did four or fi

jennifer lawrence came in third, natalie portman and duane "the rock" johnson.ard the saying the streets are paved in gold. in wisconsin are paved with cheese. they've got an creative they to ice removal. the pilot program makes cheese brine with rock salt to clear the road in the weather. it is more famously friendly and more friendly to the wallace. most popular is modular and problem. in the highes highest salt contd require the least amount of separation. interesting. adam: the silence says it all. let's have a dow posted gains like this the mac raina was the biggest hit on the radio. but will a party last on wall street? we asked chief market strategist. you don't ever want to see me dance. and it is the video phenomenon hitting college campuses around the country now being used to attract potential students and some investors. talking this eeo coming coming up in the next hour of "markets now." adam and i will be right back. c. it's not the "limit the cash i earnvery monthcard. it's not the "i only earn decent rewards at the gas station" card. it's the no-

are now buying on amazon things like, know you toiletry items, stuff that you used to go down to the duane-reade see prices going up, you can buy it on-line and ship for free. technology is having to diminish. charles: although we know that the elementary definition of inflation, too much money and too much goods. ultimately ironically the goal of the fed. they have too many money chasing through, we'll see what happens. >> interesting. charles: the wall street journal reporting that amazon will refund shipping charges and give gift cards to customers whose packages were not delivered in time for christmas. with that, we'll go to lauren simonetti. >> hi, charles, the stock is down a little bit now. and amazon like other tech giants turning in a spectacular year. i did reach out for amazon and the comment on the story, the ups' stock is hitting a new high today. despite the fact that this is what the company says. and some shipments were delayed. our system exceeded the capacity of our network immediately preceding christmas, and some shipments were delayed. that goes to show you that the shorter

online system by somebody and if the system isn't working it is going to be an ir rauocky road ahead >> duane is on the phone >> i want to make a comment that i feel like it took us 70 years to get to this point of health care coverage. i feel like we are nit-picking the aca apart. where was all of the impatient prior to 2-3 years ago when we didn't have any of what we have presently? i feel like the pundents and media are not looking at the law of effort here in terms of getting health care for everyone in america. i feel like we are nit-picking and ignoring the bigger issue that basically you know we are just loosing the larger idea of what is trying to take place. >> i think that is something a lot of democrats are bringing up. this is a huge piece of legislation and a major change to the way the health care system works. we see benefits coming from it. and republicans say there are all these problems with health care rollout and we need to repeal the law. what would you like to do to make it up to the people who are loosing the coverage. this is more than a website. this is a big law. let

duane "the rock" johnson -- i was surprised by this. he beat out robert downey jr.e's not slowing down for 2016. he has roles in the next "fast & furious" movies. a lot of us smell what the rock is cooking. and it's cold, hard cash. >> i know how popular he is. but, still. >> and congratulations. one of the nicest guys in hollywood. >>> and finally, what do you think are the world's most instagramed locations? i thought maybe eiffel tower, london bridge, grand canyon. oh, none. the social site is out with its list of the planet's top-ten most instagramed spots. and the big winner is a shopping mall in bangkok, which boasts 100,000 visitors a day. now, i need to go. that's it. that's the number one most instagramed location. number two, i was proud. outside our window. times square. disneyland in california, the bellagio fountain in las vegas. disney world in florida, those round out the top five. >> those make sense. maybe because we haven't been to that mall. >> i will go and research it. >> the towers something with a big mall. >> that's something. >> and, amy, th

. >> let's go to duane from new york on our line for democrats. you are on with emily. good morning. i want to make a comment that i feel like it took us 70 years to get to this point in time in terms of health care coverage for everyone. i feel like we are nitpicking the aca a part in 30 days. my question is, where was all of this impatience rider to two years ago or three years ago, whatever, when we did not have any of what we have presently? i feel like the pundits and media types, they are looking at it in a minimalist way. i do not feel like they are looking at the laws -- the effort here in terms of getting health care. i feel like we are just nitpicking and ignoring the basically, --hat i'm sorry, we are just losing the larger idea of what is trying to take waste. -- waste. -- take place. this is a huge piece of legislation. a major change. a lot of benefits will come out from it. republicans who say there are all these problems with the web rollout, we need to repeal it, what would you like to do instead to make it up to the people who will now be getting healt

host: duane, upper marlboro, maryland. caller: good morning. thanks for hearing me. i appreciate your show. i wanted to touch real quick on the direct things i don't see -- emphasis i don't see put on americans who have lost their ,obs in the field of finance the car industry. i lost my job in the finance industry. the company closed down. i went back into the car hour,ss making $12 an working 60 hours a week with the hope of a commission one day. everyone has information on cards now but a salary needs to be made. that is i think on the border of slave wages. when the information wasn't out there on how to buy cars. everybody needs to save money but something needs to be done for the employee in the company. right now i am totally struggling not even making 1/3 of what i made five years ago. the attitude is that the economy never affected anyone. where is the emphasis on that direct point, the person within that field that was directly affected? host: thank you for calling. guest: even though a lot of jobs have come back, they are not paying what they did four or fi

government duane responds by saying actually it was the democratic shutdown,t forced the but thanks for playing. republican, luis. morning.ood the biggest losers is the press. host: how so? caller: they haven't been asking any questions. they never challenged the president. allowed the president to censor the news coming out of allowing house by not press conferences, photo opportunities. they've just been onboard. and now they're losing. let the president censor reporters' phones. .hen they go after them if they disagree with the policies. they informants or whatever you guys call them in the business reveal where they get their information from. host: sources, mm-hmm. caller: and the biggest thing is just the fact that "the new york times," when they came out over weekend saying, you know, can't paint part after tack in benghazi. "the new york times," it's such a disgrace. sir.day, host: thanks for calling. julius, greensboro, north carolina, democrat. julius. julius, are you there? let's try mike in albany, new york. mike, are you there? caller: good morning. i think the biggest lose

host: let's go to duane from new york on our line for democrats. you are on with emily. caller: good morning. i want to make a comment that i feel like it took us 70 years to get to this point in time in terms of health care coverage for everyone. i feel like we are nitpicking the aca apart in 30 days. my question is, where was all of this impatience prior to two years ago or three years ago, whatever, when we did not have any of what we have presently? i feel like the pundits and media types, they are looking at it in a minimalist way. i do not feel like they are looking at the laws -- the effort here in terms of getting health care. i feel like we are just nitpicking and ignoring the bigger issue that basically, -- i'm sorry, we are just losing the larger idea of what is trying to take place. guest: this is a huge piece of legislation. a major change. a lot of benefits will come out from it. republicans who say there are all these problems with the web rollout, we need to repeal it, what would you like to do instead, to make it up to the people who will now getting hea

duane's small group health insurance is increasing 65%. and this is called the affordable health care act? well, let me give you one more broken promise. william from granger, indiana, wrote in to tell me that his wife who works as a part-time nurse will no longer be offered health care since she works part time. i assume kids at home or maybe the hospital has determined that they want to stay under that 40-hour workweek level, so they put her on part time. i'm not exactly sure what the case is. in any event, they discovered that they will now have premiums rise from $11,544 a year under their current plan to to $19,076 per year, an increase of over $7,500. he goes on to say, and i quote -- "well, so much for the president's promise, if you like your plan, if you like your doctor, your costs will go down by $2,500. william's costs go up by $7,500. " look, this isn't just republicans in washington highlighting these health care costs. these are hoosiers from all backgrounds, republicans, democrats, from all walks of life, sharing their stor