this is the ruble and under that is the emerging market eem. and the ruble tends to fall just before the eem does. so it is a leading indicator for us. and you may want to look at the chinese and the r&b. and that is weakening. and you send to see the currency moves before stock markets move. so if you are in eem and want to buy china, i would suggest you don't. i would suggest you wait for this thing to really fall apart. if you see the yuan and the ruble crashing to new lows, then maybe you want to start dipping your toe in. eem is 26% china, the other rest of it, another 10% to 15% is taiwan, south korea. so it is entired to that area. and in china, when they devalued, the s&p 500 crashed. so if you are an investor watch what is going on in the currency markets and in particular this breakdown right here. >> he is so chart. he was so hot, he blew up the smart board. >> it short kirk you theed. >> so brian is making up a good point. who is more pain right now than russia. they made changes to the government. they brought back a guy that was v

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for "crime fighters" i'm rick williams, chapel 6abc news it was a great eeming for the philadelphia tradition. running of the sant as. this event spread across the globe with more than 20 host cities from new orleans to new zeland aix portion will benefit the corner leukemia foundation. >> time for a check of the forecast with meteorologist melissa magee. we're in the bonus round at this point with weather. >> it's so warm. >> it's beautiful. >> and so mild. >> and it looks like the trend will continue second half of the weekend walter. >> say that five times fast. >> i won't. >> we'll show you the picture stormtracker 6 double scab radar. noish auto wuz are precipitation. high pressure dominating. outside we go. in oak land, new jersey, camden county you can see this home definitely in the holiday spirit. with christmas and holiday lights up and we have the snow man and christmas tree and lots of sun to enjoy closer and closer to christmas. it's been a while since we've had team turz this long. today's high 69. well above the average. we broke a record today. breaking old record of 69. so, d

since the japanese economy also ,eems to be somewhat sluggish and it is one of my concerns for next yearthe weakness of japanese broad money growth. there is still a possibility that the bank of japan will, in fact, increase its quantitative easing. you saw that at the latest meeting there was some technical tweeting. they said we are going to buy a few other things and we want to invest in companies that are doing better when he comes to hiring and investment, so there might be for the support of their. meanwhile, in the eurozone, the ecb is not likely to do anything more than what it has now decided to do. it is still a realist -- reasonably powerful easing and those are beneficial for equities. caroline: if you look at the most bearish bets, citigroup sainted 23% increase, jpmorgan, 10% -- where do you see stocks returning? mr. stein: i cannot possibly guess. i am bullish, shifting some of my own investments, which is irrelevant, of course, but we think they're going to do better than the u.s., and rimmer, it is all very well -- remember, it is all very good to have a nice, absolute r

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. >> eemed sincere too. >> absolutely. >>> coming up next, luke and leia soar the competition. we're going to tell you how much money the new "star wars" movie made this weekend. >>> and later, odell beckham jr. loses his cool against the panthers yesterday. why some people want the giants star receiver suspended. unstoppable at the box office. >> the dark side. >> "star wars: the force awakens" has shattered box office records. it brought in an astronomical $238 million over the weekend. that's the biggest north american debut of all time. 30 million more than than the record set this summer by "jurassic world." >> very dramatic. has anybody here seen it? my son has seen it twice. i haven't seen it at all. >> twice already? >> yeah, there were two separate birthday parties. the same kids went to both parties. so they saw it again. >> it's winter break. he's not nothing else to do. >> very true. >> one of those i'm sure will be seen multiple times. in the meantime, the weekend was one of those weekends maybe you wanted to get inside out of the chill. now we're back to milder te

this amid an eem coal eye outbreak linked to other chipotle restaurants. >> there is word of a massiveucturing at silicon valley pioneer yahoo. the company announced today it will hold on to $31 billion stake in the chinese e commerce firm alibaba. >> investors will get stock in both companies. analysts blame a not so successful performance of marissa mier for forcing this move. the markets closed down a little bit. >> free snacks coming back for economy passengers on united. the airline says it's customers say some sort of food is an important perk on airplanes. >> here is an important perk. krispy kreme is giving away a dozen doughnuts free if you buy a dozen. this will scan off your smart phone. >> it's tricky. >> yes. >> another reminder that criminals might follow you with a track you leave on social media. >> that is something to think about. this as police expect a man of breaking into homes and stealing womens' panties. >> abc news tells us more from fullerton. >> this is the man police say has been breaking no homes, stealing electronics, purses and womens' under wear. in some

this amid an eem coal eye outbreak linked to other chipotle restaurants. >> there is word of a massiveer yahoo. the company announced today it will hold on to $31 billion stake in the chinese e commerce firm alibaba. >> investors will get stock in both companies. analysts blame a not so successful performance of marissa mier for forcing this move. the markets closed down a little bit. >> free snacks coming back for economy passengers on united. the airline says it's customers say some sort of food is an important perk on airplanes. >> here is an important perk. krispy kreme is giving away a dozen doughnuts free if you buy a dozen. this will scan off your smart phone. >> it's tricky. >> yes. >> another reminder that criminals might follow you with a track you leave on social media. >> that is something to think about. this as police expect a man of breaking into homes and stealing womens' panties. >> abc news tells us more from fullerton. >> this is the man police say has been breaking no homes, stealing electronics, purses and womens' under wear. in some cases the victims were home. a

everyone in silicon valley ,eems to be rooting for yahoo! i cannot say you have many --ple i meet with who say you had your obligatory nine months with yahoo!. >> we took the company from 200 andion users to 500 million from $700 million revenue to $4.5 billion. i am still a huge fan of the company. it is an iconic property that represents a lot of the good that came out of silicon valley, a lot of the original innovation and people taking risk. two very lovable founders. plus there are 10,000 people who work there. we want people to have jobs. think that if they can get focused, get rid of the asian assets, distribute the capital and keep enough to invest in the company, it's not like the internet is over. you saw the successful transition of adobe, a turnaround of a stock that went to 95. to 19 then focusing on two significant assets and splitting them. so we know this is possible and i think we should continue to root for its success. cory: thank you as well for your time. dan will stay with us a little longer. a number of users of mobile

eem to be really excited about it. like, really excited. have a good one. new dunkin' donuts k-cup pods are here, >>> all across america this time of year, people are putting up elaborate holiday displaces. now it's getting competitive. >> it sure is. it's go big or go home. abc's david wright is right there on the front lines of some of these dazzling displays. >> reporter: silent night. maybe if there's a power outage. this year, they're decking the halls of entire neighborhoods in the great christmas light fight like this one in celebration, florida, 11 houses synced up here to michael buble. keep in mind, this is a florida humidity, but even here, a 100% chance of a white christmas. >> when that machine goes off it's a swarm. >> reporter: celebration is one of three different neighborhoods being featured monday on abc's third annual christmas lights reality show. >> of course, we think we have the best one. >> well, i think everyone thinks they have the best one. that's true. >> reporter: three neighborhoods competing for $50,000 in prize money. in addi

>> very painful i think about many things, you talk about the alcoholism in your family about booul eematr son. what makes an artist want to share those things? >> it's a question of what makes anybody share them. >> i lost you on a winter's day ♪ a cold city far away >> if i hadn't written about my son's suicide i wouldn't have gotten over it. but i knew that if i didn't write about it, i wasn't going to make it. and i also knew if i didn't talk about it, i wasn't going to make it. and i know people that have like disappeared in this cloud of postsuicidal depression and taboo. so i also saw the taboo. as an activist i know there are certain things we don't want to talk about. we don't want to talk about you know the fact that we need a higher minimum wage. we don't want to talk about the racism that still exists in this country but we still have to. which is clear because these things are coming out and we have to talk about them. in order to get well we have to. so that's the answer of why i write about these things. >> thank you for sharing your music, thank you for sharing your stor

. >> eem trying to explain is that he does not see this as a world historical struggle. >> that is incompetent. >> no. it's not. it's an ideological view that the threats are russia, china, and perhaps iran but terrorism is a minor issue we have overblown as a result of september 11th and caused the blow back. that is where he is getting it wrong. >> okay. next on the run down, carly fiorina. and later, what is the truth about anti-muslim feelings in the usa? the factor is coming right back. it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just a few dabs of super poligrip free is clinically proven to seal out more food particles so you're more comfortable and confident while you eat. so it's not about keeping my dentures in, it's about keeping the food particles out. try super poligrip free. in panama, which is a city of roughly 2 million people, we

eem, the emerging markets etf. >> it makes sense to answer that question. >> okay, people. >> 70% ofrging markets are net importers of oil. and this is a good time for all of them. out today watching for the perfect storm in emerging markets. and what they're talking about is the commodity collapse. so this isn't about brazil and venezuela and parts of the middle east. but if you think about what's going on in asia, there's a lot of places. so they're going to live. >> alive. >> sorry, alive. trying to play the game. >>> coming up, check out shares -- i was wondering if you were going to -- >> i needed that. >> shares of kinder morgan falling. we'll explain. i'm melissa lee. you're watching "fast money" here on cnbc. meantime, here's what else is coming up on "fast." >> shhh. be very very quiet. i'm hunting -- >> for yield. and we found the best sympttock on the year. how to get in the cash stream. plus, would you eat a burrito from chipotle? we ask that to the people of times square. the answer might just surprise you. all that and more ahead on "fast." milies share data. some way t

general polyglott culture of america, which is actually quite old and goes back to our founding, but eems very different now, has rattled a lot of folks, and you know, i covered the end of the war in yugoslavia and saw what feel other groups groups are getting special treatment, threatening their place, threatening their power. you see this all over the country. in europe, absolutely. this is a natural occurrence in some ways. and i think it has a lot to do with the economy. i mean, you cannot discount the degree to which, especially that group that we were talking about, the sort of working class, middle class, white suffered enormously in the last decade, decade-plus. and so there's numbers on their health. they are dying in extraordinary numbers from alcoholism, suicide. i mean, there's tremendous pain there. and i think that's -- that is these two things are what is driving this. host: i want to talk a little bit about what that means for the democrats. the first call for you is from ts l, on the georgia democra line. you're on with our guest, paul glastris. good morning. go ahead. th

s that called a it partly out of the concern among eem who sernd in van, wasn't it temperature and go will you what twmt security screening, sealed documents you have to hold on to and present to a dhs official on arrival, they have to eroo view them and make sure you didn't tamper this will or unseal them? i can tell you from sudden assad only a handful people did if your understandably still questions about you want pete were discussing. if malik was a threat or radical during the process that she was get screened, does that manning th this, if it be, if it be. >>s that a congratulate point. once you're in legally with regard to your legal status of the united states, you are special. you are permanent of of that's a separate and additional residency. if you come here, you're supposed to get maher so they years usually, then be are any ofs to doors, whether it the tourist door on the waiver or this more tring entin. -- that officials believe terrorists did or could exploit in a pro active way? s that something that. >> cares a great deal about. at this point we don't yet have eviden

emerging markets, so you see we had a horrible week if you look at the eem down rather dramatically this week, down 3%, turkey, philippines, mexico, doesn't matter, everything was down 2 to 4%, raising rates, dollar goes up, weakens the local currency, and that's a big issue. the vix, the volatility index, that top line, that's the cash vix that we talk about all the time. the futures contracts are lower than the current cash contract. that is very unusual. that's because this cash contract that we talk about encompasses the fed meeting next week. those other ones, december, january and february they do not encompass the fed meeting. that elevated number is a sign the markets believe there is going to be volatility around that federal reserve event. >> they are right about that, bob pisani. thank you very much. we will see you later. >> i think the thing for investors, if you just listen to the discussion last five minutes, it's a lot of what i call technical stuff going on, it's a lot of large institutions trying to kind of figure out how to close their books at the end of the year. >>

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the emerging markets etf, the eem, and it's currently near a new 52-week.his is as the chinese yuan falls to a fresh 4 1/2-year low against the dollar. it's longest weekly losing streak in a decade. let's get more on what is happening in the currency market. sara eisen, our currency princess is here with a look at what's going on here. >> china, it's like deja vu all over again. remember the end of summer when china made a big move to let the currency weaken and the whole world felt the reverberations. big sell-off globally. that's sort of how it feels again. here we go again. you mentioned china guiding its currency down to a 4 1/2 year low against the u.s. dollar. it raises questions about how far they're going to let it go down, why, how worried are they about their own economy, and why now? how worried are they about the federal reserve potentially raising rates for the first time in a decade? emerging markets are hurting right now across the board. money pouring out into the u.s. dollar ahead of the fed. others could follow suit here because china is s

not the president of black mensch just because i'm black and you happen to be black, it doesn't mean eem that calculus right and as a result of that he was afraid to embrace explicitly the interests of those people for the fear he would be read as prejudice and bias. >> we can find a clip from tavis smiley and i were having this conversation, that barack obama would be more reticent if he was a black president than not. >> he's not to be blamedin tirely about that. we live in an environment that doesn't want to engiven race and be open about it. the president in the midst of being attacked himself by racist bigots turned and and used his bully pulpit to lecture black people. he went to the congressional black caucus and told them to stop complains,y he went before the march on 50th anniversary and there he said black people have used their own situations as an excuse to cover criminality. >> let me push back a little bit with these two data pointsone, hopes were dashed to the, tent that his share of the black vote increased, i believe, in 2012 from 2008? >> it went down from 6 to -- 96 t

russia's military campaign going forward, and i wanted to ask about climate -- the outstanding issue ,eemsrepublicans who have voiced opposition to your agenda, could somehow block funding for the green climate plan? andwould you prevent that if you're concerned about what sir mcconnell said earlier today that a republican president couldn't do it you are trying to accomplish share? onsident obama: first of all president vladimir putin, i do not expect you are going to see a 180 turn on the strategy over the next several weeks. they have invested for years now and keeping us -- keeping assad in power. their presence is predicated on propping him up, so that is going to take some time for them to change the way they think about the issue. as they are aligned with , a lot of russian resources are going to be groupsd at opposition that ultimately are going to end up the part of the inclusive orernment that we support other members of the coalition support, and are fighting the at the samesil time, so i do think we should be under illusions that russia is getting only isil targets. that is not

>>>eems like you can't just escape her at all these days. >> so talented. >> we're okay with that. >> yeah, i know. you want to keep listening more and more. the old songs they're playing, it's great. don't miss our updates on facebook at wnnfans.com. >> this is abc's "world news two decacades. >>> good morning. i'm kend gibson. >> i'm aditi roy here's some of ththe top headlines we're folling. parts of the northern plains and upper midwest are getting a big dose of snow. some areas of minnesota will see up to a foot before it stops falling today. full details straight ahead. >> the white house announced new anti-terror measures including the appointment of robert mali to fight isis. security will be tightened in the visa waiver program. >> donald trump is on the defensive this morning after failing to win the endorsement of a blackck minister's group. instead, some of the religious leaders called on trump to address his use of what they lled racially charged rhetoric. >>> and toymaker hacked. 5 million v tech customers and their kids exposed. stolen, names, addresses even birth dates