this is a picture of elmo. elmo is the name the breeder gave her.e could change her name, and that's something we'll discuss. i guess it really should be elma since it is, in fact, a female shepherd. the nose looks like it has potential. >> elmo will be the jail's first drug detection dog. >> it's important that we keep drugs out of here because sometimes this is the i don't know chance for someone to sober up, number one, but also, it creates the same drug culture that capitals neighborhoods across this country in the institution, itself. we start to see violence, you start to see exploitation of other inmates and essentially it creates a black market for many things. >> i'm going to leave the picture here. i may end up giving it to the handler as a gift. >> colonel previtera and his staff have yet to decide who the handler will be. >> the tough part about this, there's only one position. it's first time we've ever done this where we're actually going to have a dog assigned 24/7. you're going to be putting your career into this dog for the next sev

. >> not elmo. >> elmo -- >> you are doing "beckett" and -- >> "beckett," and so we don't get bored, doing a wonderful thriller/comedy. and we sort of alternate. then on wednesdays, you can see them both. and on saturdays, the same. so it's a great big theater fest. you know, people on broadway, they love their theater and come along. we spend the whole day in the theater. >> what's the story about you losing your pants? did you lose them somewhere? >> i didn't lose them. i took them off. oh, stop it. oh! >> no, no. there's -- >> it says "thou shall not part." >> it went viral -- >> we have something for you. we don't want you to be like that again. you have an adorable hiney, but instead of briefs, open them up, they're boxers with kathie lee and hoda on your bottom. >> look at that -- i shall wear them on stage. no one will ever see them. they'll be under my costume. >> you are such a delight. we're so delighted you could be with us. god bless you. >> thank you for coming in. thank you. >> have a lovely holiday season. if you want to see "the hobbit" it opens december 13th at a the

♪ ♪ sunny day sweeping the clouds away ♪ ♪ on my way to where the air is sweet ♪ ♪ can you tell elmo play everything's a-okay ♪ ♪ friendly neighbors there that's where we meet ♪ ♪ can you tell me how to get how to get to sesame street ♪ cookie monster, good job. ♪ okay you heard about through word of mouth ♪ big bird is out he's in the house ♪ ♪ he's turnin' up with snuffleuff' ♪ ♪ they ready getting they hustle up ♪ ♪ they stick together like velcro ♪ ♪ there grover goes there's elmo ♪ ♪ and cookie monster there look he likes to take selfies with his cell-phone ♪ ♪ they got a home-girl named abby her last name is cadabby ♪ ♪ i showed her my report card she said ♪ ♪ not too shabby ♪ they got all types of cool kids there ♪ ♪ it's lots of fun if you live there ♪ ♪ but one thing i keep forgettin' bout sesame street ♪ how do you get there? >> here we go! ♪ sunny day sweeping the clouds away ♪ ♪ on my way to where the air is sweet ♪ ♪ can you tell me how to get how to get to sesame street ♪ ♪ how to get to sesame street ♪ ♪ how to get to sesame street ♪ ♪ how to get to sesame street ♪ [ c

sub zero temperatures did not matter for dozens of people who jumped into lake elmo. organizers say they raised nearly $18,000. i've never been to montana, but i hear it's cold. >> yes. >> and i'm pretty sure you wouldn't jump in water when you're there. >> maybe for a good cause. >> the camera behind us says union station. it's building up. >> metro area and temperatures below freezing now. what we're getting will stick at least the next couple of hours. gradually changing over to a mix of freezing rain. this is just the beginning of what could be a rather dangerous day to be outside. be really careful. we hate to keep beating the old drum. if you don't have to be out, stay home and enjoy the snowflakes from the comfort of your lazy boy. outside, winter storm warnings posted here the remainder of today and tonight into your monday morning. not enough snow to cover the soccer fields at arlington just yet. the you can already start to see a milky hue as they continue to play. the wind northeast at 10 miles per hour. that's the wedge of cold air funneled down from penns

of bahrain who is legally responsible of all the human rights violations and the true syud yousif elmo hafter has been forced to seek refuge in europe because of death threats against him and his family and i gather bahraini activists he criticizes washington and its allies for being quick to condemn crackdowns in some countries while ignoring others oh is better than human rights in bahrain and say that we're separated as it's better than human rights as a duration of bahrain so that's why we are a victims. of the better standard because we live in always go fast week u.s. secretary of defense chuck hagel made it clear in his speech that he was more concerned about military matters that science plays directly into the bahraini regime his hands they want to feel that there are some you have to put it all slaves so that's why they they want anyone to talk about force was lifted up if they give them cross see that there are losing their. they're losing their shirts so very much. so far according to amnesty international more than one hundred people have think you and almost three thousan

anniversary of the jungles to the regime's military reaffirms their loyalty to its supreme commander cute elmo. a railway strike makes fewer trains available for seoul subway riders after one rider died over the weekend of an accident attribute it to substitute operator the summer buying spree for investors start selling off their holdings in korean stocks on the corporate performance and expected us thought to bring program prime time news begins now to prime time news it's monday the seventh sexy fearing korea one from solange see them come with it so much for joining us. we begin in north korea where the communist regime is gearing up for tomorrow's second anniversary of the death of former north korean leader kim jong il on the eve of the occasion the nation's military held a mass gathering to pledge allegiance to his son and current leader himself the hand that passed the lips. the schuylkill and trying to quell instability in the north by the king is spread on the state's military. according to the state run korean central news agency monday the north korean military swore loyalty to quo

the king of bahrain who is legally responsible of all the human rights violations and sayyid yusuf elmo hafter has been forced to seek refuge in europe because of death threats against him and his family and i gather bahraini activists he could assizes washington and its allies for being quick to condemn crackdowns in some countries while ignoring others oh it's better than the human rights in bahrain and it was said and today it's better than human rights as a diversion or better and so that's where we are a victims. of their better standard because we live in oil last week the global manami dialogue forum pointedly ignored the crackdown u.s. secretary of defense chuck hagel made it clear in his speech that he was more concerned about military matters the world before you there are some you are really body are slaves so that's why they don't want anyone to talk about lifting the if they give them cross either they are losing their lot even. so very much that was so far according to amnesty international more than one hundred people have been killed and almost three thousand imprisoned

opposition activists say it does will provide consumers administrator stay outside all my class b elmo's face to face with security forces they do not allow security forces to get inside the square where several thousand people stay the press service of the ministry of internal affairs caught in a violent confrontation of protesters and police. the ministry noted that the policeman attack the protest is a policeman were injured the security forces destroyed the barricades erected in the maiden and burnt ends of the protesters oil production of costigan will start no really old in january the press service of the north caspian operating reports to the experts of the north caspian consortium are examining all pipelines leading to the artificial island key to the most plant exports started testing operations up to two cases of gas leakage extraction which were suspended. the survey results will be ready in january. the consortium will decide whether to resume production at pentagon will write a new pipeline based on the survey results the withdrawal of coalition troops from afghanistan woul

. >> reporter: elmos's christmas trees says that the cold did not deter people from coming out but most were bundled up. >> it was cold. but we come here every year to get our tree. >> i like it. it's nice. it's nicer than the heat. i don't know and it goes with christmas. >> reporter: a spare the air alert was issued for today and another one tomorrow. even though wood burning was banned today we still found at least one outdoor fire. and the weather around the country and here at home contributed to flight delays and cancellations at bay area airports. a spokesperson for san jose international says at least one delay was due to a plane needing to be deiced. and she says given the chilly forecast this likely airlines will be deicing tomorrow morning as well. so check with your airline if you plan to fly tomorrow. we're live tonight in a very chilly santa rosa, cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a live look at oakland where it is also a very chilly 38 degrees now. stay with us for more on the freeze warning that just went into effect. our meteorologist mark tamayo will bring us updates

on tape she insisted and i took the tapes and then i gave them to my piano teacher this guy named elmo peeler and he spent a week transcribing all of the songs as they were played on these in these rougher sions and then i learned those versions and really it's not like how high learning is versions of like to be cool or something. if maybe if that isn't even that cool that shows you had dorky i am like how i learned the original over the but but it was it was for two reasons one. it helped me i think get into the character of richard because like if you're playing walt disney for instance tom hanks it was very necessary that he have the accent of walt disney so i guess in my way this is sort of the accent of richard sherman and the other thing is richard was on set every day and i wanted just just for him to know that the songs were being played correctly. because he was it i was just more like sort of respect out of respect for him and also you perfectionist. sometimes not you know but it was so nice and richard was we had so much fun together when i went to his house like he said li

. >> what do you think when i say big bird, oscar the grouch and elmo. >> sesame street. >> exactly. and there are lessons that wall street can learn from sesame street. what could we possibly have in common with sesame street? >> i would expect josh to be able to draw the parallel. over to you guys. >> fast money starts right now. live in new york city's time square, here's tonight's line-up. time to sell the news. the deal we have talked about for months. should you be getting out of the stock? social search, facebook shares popping on its first day of the s&p 500. there is another media stock that caught our trader's attention today. time is running out to buy the last minute christmas gifts. let's get straight to the top story. the tech giant announcing a long awaited deal that would bring iphones to the carrier beginning on january 17th. is this the sell the news we have been looking for? >> no. and i have been bearish but when you look at the audience or the market that could buy this, it's 181 subscribers that are 3g or better. i thought it closed very well and 5:75 was the hi

to buy an elmo that hugs you back? and kohl's 100 straight hours, all day and all night. is going to be weird gifts. dad has drinks, stops into the kohl's. bed skirt and hammer, just what i wanted. one of the most popular toys for girls this year is the flutter-by-flying fairy. this is the flutter-by-flying fairy. the way it works, you charge it up. and then you push the button. and the fairy flies. let me show you. there is the button. all right. here we go. or nothing happens at all. we had the, the flying spary. okay, thank you. what's going on? it worked in -- in reher shaars was really great. [ cheers and applause ] it is going to come back to life in my dreams and fly in. all these toys, gadgets are fun. but it is important not to forget what christmas is really about. and that is the birth of of a baby under extremely unsanitary conditions in spain that statement is especially true. a spanish christmas tradition. i found out about, called the little figurine depicted in the act of pooping in the nativity scene. >> in catalonia, christmas tradition has gone to the t

elmo's shrimp cocktail, to die for. cheryl: wine shortage, question mark? what wine shortage?we'll introduce to you the man behind cameron hughes who buys top winery excess and resells it to you at really terrific prices. ♪ tÑ adam: 856 million gallons of wine were consumed in the united states last year and that number is estimated to grow 4% this year. our next guest says are up over what we expect this holiday season and online sales for his company were so strong on cyber monday that he extended deals through tuesday. joining us now is cameron hughes. founder of cameron hughes. total disclosure i buy from your website. i was on there before the segment. old vine sieve fin dell. and in your face. >> in your face is more popular brands. for us, cabernet is king. >> so you actually have a business where you're basically taking groups from some of the top wineries up in napa. >> that's right. cheryl: i don't know what i'm drinking where the grapes are from and borrowing that and selling that? >> that's correct. there is a shadow bulk wine market where there are huge lots of ha

i'm sitting here laying in the bed with them watching elmo on the laptop and i see my eyes, i start tearingver leave them. i didn't want to. but i got bored. things get boring at home. being legit is boring. i know that sounds [ bleep ] terrible. but my idea of fun is running the streets. it gets me in here. that's saying that moments of pleasure, years of pain is true. i'm my own worst enemy. >> who wants a high tray? >> when gabriel's bored, parenting has been impossible. he's gotten help from the one constant in his life, his younger brother ezekiel. >> he can't stand me and meth. he's never done meth ever. you know, being that he's the only blood relation i have to this world besides my own children, it kills him as far as these streets go and everything, i don't have no real friends. i don't have no homies or none of that. i got my brother ezekiel. >> the brothers will soon lean on each other again. >> it's frigid today, man. it's cold out here. >> because ezekiel taylor has just been arrested and booked into the jail. coming up -- >> dog gets on me, grabs my leg. the dog done ripped m

. >> reporter: among all the elmos, art supplies and dolls, a gaping hole where 900 scooters and skateboardsause just a little to the north, the scooters and skateboards are being held up because of security. >> customs are doing their job. they're checking all the containers that come in. ours was chosen as a random search they wanted to check it a second time. >> reporter: now the giving tree is being told there's no telling when the presents will alive, but likely too late for christmas. >> because these are kids that are active and want to be out, outdoors and healthy and moving around. and you can't give them legos. yeah, i have a lot of legos. >> reporter: but they cant scooters. >> they want scooters. >> reporter: in an otherwise good year for collecting toys for needy kids, this is a stroke of bad luck that even inspired an e-mail to president obama. >> we're looking for our christmas miracle. yours very truly. >> reporter: reaching out to help the kids get around. and we tried to reach out to the department of homeland security, to the port of oakland, even the white house for any h

elmo's coffee pub will remethe woman by lighting luminaries along mount vernon avenue. >> as a realtor, she really -- and as a resident, it was very important to her to build a community. >> reporter: last year, former sheriff jim dunning died after moving to north carolina. it's upsetting to many that his wife's murder was never solved. >> it's just like being a member of your family that passed away mysteriously that you always wonder why? why? >> reporter: today alexandria police chief earl cooke pledged to never put the case on a shelf. >> you don't always have that piece that you're tracking down that gives you the a-ha moment but we're hoping to get it. >> reporter: three weeks ago they were reminded of her murder when another well-known resident was shot to death in his home. ron kirby was killed the morning of november 11th. in both cases, there was no forced entry into the homes. >> i had a picture of him in the bedroom. so i could say good night. >> reporter: kirby's widow ann haynes thinks her husband's killer was looking for money and walked in through an unlocked back door

the christians and christians have created new shop which now all the good thing most things because elmo steps so we all are the elements of you know any toxic died in violence and extreme violence and we note that you would need to. a genocidal situations so out we have to stop it you know the country is a spider and indeed by turning the dial. to which the will to cook or coyotes so did it we get is an indulgence so that we can avoid it. i'm not supposed to use and i don't do or maybe even genocide. how hard i knew that this might send out to be very own ten commitments while folding kosher a community the t zone pilgrimage to nowhere before the un for the african union because when you want your restored made in the new moon will all fall through in order. you need to put a good four cents. the connections are not to nap. you know you don't look good in the state to was very jolly and ends up becoming knowledge there is no state to no avail so distorted everything to do the nice trees gorgeous trees the archives. so we opt to leave the interstate so there would be a long held commitme

. >> there was not the elmo or the toy story doll.lers put out their own list of the top toys. they had kids pick them out in september, what they thought would be the top toys. -yearu look at the 3-5 set. doc mcstuffins. 6-7-year-olds, hot wheels. that is something my brothers were playing with 20 years ago. for older kids, game consoles. even adults like matt miller's want those. >> adult toys. >> consoles. xbox one is number one, playstation 4. still had some xbox ones unsold, this morning they are sold out. >> my nine-year-old ones -- wants a gaming console. i've had -- or an ipad. >> you could go to amazon and printed out, saying it is coming. chiefant to bring in tom, gist at booze and company. he has been visiting stores since thanksgiving. stores to 10050 stores? >> yes. every single weekend. today also. >> what have you found in your research? >> it is a tremendous christmas for the shopper. we are seeing values like i have never seen before this is the ist value trayvon christmas have ever seen. whether it be an for us -- th

we just don't have any more tickle me elmo dolls and that is not the case anymore.d about stockouts was in 2004-2005. huawei adam: the black eye for the companies, ups hitting a 52 week high, fedex hit highs for the year. the shipping companies will only be getting bigger as everything moves towards the internet. is that correct? >> exactly right. this is a massive land rush for fedex and ups and undoubtedly the future is very bright. ups guys talking about stumbling, stabbing their toe a bit, fedex had any failures are taught to their management team a couple minutes ago and they said 99% execution on the ground hadn't really experienced any significant issues with express, so they may have suffered fewer issues, fewer problems but the bottom line is this indicates what is going on overall in the economy, very good for the consumer and overall what is going on for ecommerce. adam: what we witnessed in this is the competition isn't necessarily to give you the cheapest price but that service because prices are so low especially with amazon. their margins are so slim.

. >> what do you think when i say big bird oscar the grouch and elmo. >> sesame street. >> exactly. sesame street. what could we possibly have in common with sesame street? >> i would expect josh to be able to draw the parallel. over to you guys. >> fast money starts right now. live in new york city's time square, here's tonight's line-up. time to sell the news. the deal we have talked about for months. should you be getting out of the stock? social search facebook shares popping on its first day of the s&p 500. there is another media stock that caught our trader's attention today. time is running out to

. >> like elmo in the classic -- ♪ grandma got run over by a reindeer ♪ >> an untraditional song onehristmas. >> that song grows on you. i remember when i first came out. now it is one of my favorites. >> i'm such a cheese ball. out of all of the songs we heard that happens to be my favorite. >> that's the one. >> how about the barking dogs, woof, woof, woof. like that one, too. >> i can think of a couple classics but "grandma got run over by a reindeer". >> kelly clarkson's "wrapped in red," is the best-selling holiday album. >> "duck dynasty" is second and will sell 16% more albums this week than last week. skyrocketing both of them. >> publicity. good or bad tends to work. >> it does. >>> coming up, a look at some of the weekend's hottest movies. it does. >>> coming up some a look at some of the weekend's hottest movies. >>> time for >>> time for "insomniac theater." this morning we are looking at two movies that couldn't be more different. >> we will start with "american hustle." this is star studded with jennifer lawrence, bradley cooper, amy adams, christian bale, robert deniro

. >> host: let's move forward in history a little bit and talk about the 1900s, 1920s, googly elmo, mar coney and the rise of amateur radio. >> guest: the interesting thing about radio it, too, was a social immediate medium. if you look right at the beginning of the 20th century, there were enthusiasts who built radio set, and it was both a transmitter and a receiver. it couldn't do audio, so you just had to do morse code, but this was promoment inside the same way as teaching your kids to program today, building robots, that kind of stuff which i like to do with my kids. we think these are the sorts of skills that will be useful. radio was promoted as a way to improve your child because marconi had made his fortune tinkering in his parents' attic. he'd invented this technology. so if you wanted to ride the radio, the way was to get your son a radio set, and he would learn morse or code and communicate with other people. it was all great fun and very social. the problem was as more and her people kid it and as transmitters got more powerful, the fact this they were operating essentially

tickle me elmo.protecting. >> i love the '90s attire. like mark summers from double dare. >> that was maybe '70s attire. >> one of my favorites was a bike, pink, what i put in my christmas wish-list for santa. looks a little too big for me. i had to grow into it. look at wood paneled minivan in back of our driveway. >> the best. >> oh, my gosh. i was a terrible speller. on my christmas wish-list, can i have a bike that's pink. p, h, i, n, c. my teacher told me how to sound it out. there is me with my cousins cooking christmas morning pancakes. much kelly what about for you? >> i always want ad bike and got the bike from my mom. i thought i was so cool and until i fell off, hit my head, head first. that was painful. riding lesson about riding bikes. back then we didn't have helmet laws. i'm as old as rick. i still don't have my head screwed on too well. >> you're good. you're good. >> we've been asking pictures from our viewers. senior producer and her newborn mckenzie. he is two or three months old.

you think about it, it used to be, you know, you couldn't get the tickle me elmo doll, well, too bad.w it's the trucks that are fighting traffic as opposed to you fighting people in the toy store aisles. >> exactly. it's the e-commerce equivalent of a stock-out. if you think about it, it's been '0 5, '06, we talked about large stock-outs at the brick and mortars. >> do they pick, for example, why is fedex doing better today? is there a sense that fedex may be at a disadvantage here, that they might have to make longer-term investments in the business to make sure this doesn't happen again? >> that may be the case. certainly we've heard a lot of about u.p.s.'s problems. we've not heard that many about fedex. maybe their service was better, their service failures were fewer, or maybe they're being more mute about it, we don't really know at this point. the point is this is a high-class problem to have. you know, what retailer out there wouldn't love to say, gee, i have so much business i can't deal with all of it. >> well, i'm not sure -- i understand what you're saying, but there is so

>> tickle me elmo. the merger between american airlines -- >> that's freudian.o come over and tickle you. >> closes this morning after a last-ditch appeal by consumer groups to delay the deal was denied by the supreme court. i'm sorry about that one. and the ceo of the combined airline, doug parker's going to join us next hour right here on "squawk box." and we're going to talk to him all about this tickling deal. >>> dow component mcdonald's will be a stock to watch. reporting november sales in about an hour from now. analysts surveyed by the street account think that comparable same-store sales rose by .3% both globally and for the u.s. that's the number to beat. and jpmorgan chase reportedly gave hiring preferences to candidates from high-profile china families to win investment banking business. that's according to "new york times" citing documents that apparently were being examined by u.s. authorities. however, the report does not say there's an indication that executives at jpmorgan knew of the hiring practices in china. >> that tickles. >> thank you. tha

i would turn elmo on the tv and that would calm her down.on't know what they can see as far as a screen goes because they see shadows and that kind of thing. from what i read about fisher-price, it's minimal. they have apps on there you can play soft music. i don't know if i would actually use something like that. i think there's a lot of parents out there that would agree. using a little bit here and there, it's not going to be a horrible thing for a child. >> in moderation. really what worries me and scares me, i know a lot of times parents aren't going to be around. they could be at work. there could be a caregiver or somebody else taking care of the child and they might get lazy. the kid might be crying and they might say let me put the baby in the little chair and let him or her watch the ipad. this could go on for hours before the person realizes the baby is doing this. what kind of damage is it doing to the baby's brain? >> why don't we put that in the chair in face time and i'll go off to work and no one is watching the kid. i can se