bye-bye fangs?e's a lot of investment styles out there, and there's a lot of different ones on this desk. i have never heard of the acronym investing style, and i'm not going to start following it now. >> you actually have four themes that i think might do better. it's internet. it's security. we want to talk about interest rates, and we want to talk about sustainability. >> in manhattan the very latest. >> just getting news out. the ceo of turing pharmaceuticals. they are aparting ron tillis to the position of interim ceo. ron tillis has been chairman of turing since its founding late last year. they say they wish shkreli the best xshgs they thank him for helping them build turing pharmaceuticals to the dynamic research focused company it is today. that is potentially all they say about him in his statement. again, he was arrested yesterday. charged with seven counts of securities fraud. the government saying he was running his old hedge fund and old company like a ponzi-like scheme. the news marti

from fang to dang. one of wall street's biggest bulls say big flying high cap stocks are about to get bit. but they have rattled and we're going to find out why. later on, are you worried about more volatility than we already have. we have a group of stocks that could be your ultimate shelter trade. it is big show ahead, everybody. we start to the market. the down closing down 310 points. that puts it down more than 3% just this week. that is one of the worst weeks for the year. why else? the collapse of the price of oil. here is the big question. crude oil's collapse becoming a larger event or perhaps a credit event. >> i think that is what we're seeing. we have seen the high yield market, junk bonds, distressed bonds, we have seen that market sell off significantly. that is why you're seeing all of these gates being put up. that is starting to spread to the rest of the market. now we have consumer services, we have retail, we have tech, we have materials. all of those junk bonds are trading at distres

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forget fang stocks. why 2016 is the year of the -- mark mahaney has his tech bits for 2016.ou're making me hungry. >> then there were four. apple adding a new name as it names swref williams coo. before we was named to the post, he was effectively -- many people would say that he was the coo effectively anyway. certainly he led the launch of the apple watch. ross gerber is president and coo of gerber kawasaki and an apple shareholder. ross, have you met this guy? >> i actually haven't met him. a lot of tim cook's style is really behind the scenes low key, and this guy fits right in the mold of tim cook. zoo think this is about succession, and you think jim williams will take kim cook's job one day? >> i think it's definitely in order. all companies are required to have a strong succession plan anyway. i think tim and him have a very unique relationship and personality. i think it's a long grooming process. >> this is not about succession planning and probably part of the reason why they're saying that, they've got a lot of strong executives who could be ceos or have been ceo

will investors keep their fangs out? fang. fang. he notes that for much of 2015, the fang trade, facebook up 35%, amazon up 170%, netflix up 157%, google up 46%. those are all percentages from before the opening bell today. they have been the place to be in the internet, end quote. what can i say? i couldn't have put it better myself except of course i would have acknowledged i coined f.a.n.g. should have copyrighted it. my bad. because the piece failed to mention f.a.n.g.'s derivation. research like this has a big impact not just on my ego. [ rim shot ] >> all the stocks soared today. face book jumped near three bucks, causing us to wonder what got into that stock yesterday when it sold off. birth of their daughter. despspe it being a long cyberweekend for amazon, they failed to rally yesterday. they soared $14 today. netflix keeps humming and humming. people are starting to grasp the company is going to china next year. i bet they go nuts for netflix. i don't know if the communist party can stop the move even if they wanted to, es

. >>> for the latest adventure involving world class surfer mick fang. most of us learned who he was over the summer when fang fought off a shark in a surfing competition. he punched the shark in the face. this works. >> i wouldn't wait around to try it. running into the water in hi my to help rescue a fellow sufferer. he braved the rough waters to save a guy knocked unconscious after wiping out. the surfer was brought to a condition. >> are you a surfer? >> no. >> this is remarkable. >> this is putting me off. the very idea. >> of trying to do this. >>> proof, this morning, santa reaches all children. jolly old nick is here trying to talk to the little girl on his lap when he learns that she's deaf. he taps her on the arm and gets her attention. then talks to her in sign language. >> look at santa and the little girl having a heart-to-heart conversation. it appears she got her message across. it's a moving, a touching scene, isn't it? >> who knew santa knows sign language? >> it was remarkable. you can see the excitement in the young girl's face. >> the

. >> fang, you know, alphabet/g but fang, has worked very well this year. do you think the fangs will work next year as well? >> we talked about amazon not really making a lot of money but going really fast. i think the google part is important. i think they can do it. they're very early in that stage on the internet. has more and more. they're going to have to spend. >> my son wants to be a youtube star when he grows up. they all do apparently. >> of course, why not. >> kiss disney announcing the n "star wars" hit $1 billion in the box office. >> love this stock, they actually got sold off i think far too far when it got underneath $100 a share on the espn potentially slippage. this movie is absolutely slaughtering. i think you own the stock but if this stock gives you another chance under 100, definitely have to buy. >> i don't think china is open yet. >> hasn't even started. >> another $1 billion over there. >> yes, will exceed $2 billion, no doubt. >> so now is the time to look at the laggards. bottom fishing for 2016's turnaround trade. their stock pic

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i had to ask what is fang.ebook, apple, netflix and google. >> or it could be amazon. >> what's that? >> we're learning all of these acronyms here. when they're invented they're invented but only for the people that heard them. earlier this year fashion designer tom ford told tanya briar that the slow down in russia impacted his business and also says he remains bullish on global emerging markets. take a listen. >> like everyone, emerging markets until recently with china and china is still a very very important market but there's been a bit of a downturn in the chinese economy lately and middle east we have a terrific customer base in the middle east. right now our next few stores opening are in america. we're opening miami, atlanta, houston, all this year. we're opening a few new stores in the middle east as well this year but africa has become quite important and they're quite a powerful luxury consumer base so it's -- you know, fashion is global today. everything is global. if you don't think globally i don

then when you talk about some of the fang stocks, it's another example of moment wrum. where i think there's a rising risk going forward is actually in this momentum exposures, and that's why i'm thinking perhaps starting to rotate more and more into anti-noam momentum vul plays. >> the history, though, would say somewhat otherwise. it would say that momentum does tend to lead at the end of a bull market, and it's not that value takes the baton. it's that the whole market comes down before that process can actually happen. there's a lot more pain before these "cheap stocks" find some love. why would it be different this time? why shouldn't we look at the 31% outperformance of momentum versus value dating back two years? why shouldn't we look at this as a crescendo for the bull? >> history definitely does suggest that. for the most part. also, this cycle is very unique. it's a very peculiar cycle. just because of the, you know, sec controversial qe that we saw zero interest rates, and when you look at the beginning phase of this entire cycle, it's also been driven by bas

these fang stocks are the four places you are in. when this cracks, everyone will run for the door at the same time. you want to make sure you have a very tight stop on this if you're in these names. these things will be down 5%, 7% like that. >> do you own any, guy? >> do you want to play that game? you play it on the new show you're going to host 5:00 a.m. starting january. >> you can wake up early and play. >> "would you rather." >> i would rather sleep. wouldn't you rhetter netflix amazon? i don't think it can be replicated yet. >> how can twitter monetize the logged-off user? they may have found a solution. the stock is soaring. you're watching "fast money" here on cnbc first in business worldwide. here is what's coming up. >> burrito bounceback. the ceo of chipotle breaking silence. >>> meg tirrell is mapping her human genome sequence. it could lead to the next big group of biotech breakout stocks. (politely) wait, wait, wait! you can't put it in like that, you have to rinse it first. that's baked-on alfredo. baked-on? it's nev

>> i believe, look, if have you a bearish view what you say is the fang, the ten wonderful companies are going to ultimately decline to meet what's going on in the average kind of stock. if you are more bullish, which we are -- we're -- i use bullish with small b or a construct with a small c. if you are constructive and you believe the economy is going to continue to expand, i think ultimately the value section of the market will catch up. i'll give you a perfect example. it's one of many. i can give you dozens of examples. we own naviant. that's part of sally may, student loan. they spun out and sally may is kind of the growth vehicle and navigating into the more mature vehicle that's going to be upon positioned to return money to their shareholders. an average price of $18.33. if you ask the company publically why are you buying back stock and average price of $18 is as high as 20, they say because the present value of the run-off value of our portfolio using a discounted rate is as high as 8%, which is high, and it's $23 a share, and we think we're creating value to our sharehold

well, 2015 was when investors got their fangs out.king about facebook, apple, netflix, and google all reporting solid returns but this is the thing. these are the four horseman of the markets. can that continue into 2016? and how should investors play it? we've got tom, he's global trends investment president. here's the thing. when you strip out those stock markets, the market doesn't look as great; right? tom. >> you're absolutely right. it was the year of the megacaps again just like last year. the fact that small caps and mid-caps have been under performing, you've got to believe that they're going to come back to the mean as we go into 2016. but these four horseman as you say, it's really tough to bet against them. liz: here's the thing. without them, does the market roll over? >> i don't think so. i mean, first of all, even though we are -- beginning of a rising rate environment, it really is pro growth. it is pro technology, it's going to be one of those years in 2016 w 2016 where you have to pick your spots and technology is g

as they explained it, terrorism without money is a beef without fangs. >> montenegro has been invited to join th the nato treaty organization. the country is strategically important because of its location on the adriatic sea. >> what do we say to russia and to any other country who worries or thinks about this, this is not focused on them specifically. it's focused on the potential of defense against anybody or anything that is a threat. including isil. >> french police have shut down a mosque east of paris. that follows three mosques being closed last week to combat what the french minister says is a crackdown. >> the exceptional measures authorized by the state of emergency have allowed the following. we've conducted some 2,235 raids since the start of this state of emergency. these searches have led to 263 arrests which results in 232 interrogations and 346 judicial proceedings. >> still to come, taking advantage of the war in yemen. al-qaeda taking back two major southern towns. and the heaviest rainfall in more than a century causes flooding in india. sure, tv has evolved over t

we have not severed the head of the snake get and it still has fangs, we have to be clear about that.here's much more fighting to do. >> he said they could encounter an insurgency but there are few leaders now. sarah: the city is in reliance, with 80% of it destroyed. then there's the human toll. only 120 civilians are believed to be still in the city that was once home to a quarter million. >> they are among the most vulnerable, between iraqi government and the so-called islamic state. the international organization for immigration says 3.2 million iraqis have fled their homes to escape the conflict. many are forced to live in camps like this one in an war province. after fleeing an area between the front lines of falluja and ramadi, she was forced to move again to this camp which is also close to another front line. >> my husband was just recently killed. i have 12 children to take care of. we have nothing here. it is very hard. it's particularly hard here. he watches almost helplessly as his sick child's condition deteriorates. x my child has a tumor. i hope that he would walk agai

we haven't severed the head of snake, and it still has fangs. these are individuals who are specifically working to strike the west. they want to strike in europe. they want to strike in our very own homeland. and it important that people understand as long as those strikes are operating. the united states military will hunt them and we will kill them. >> so the u.s. military says they are actually seeing an effect on the battlefield in isil's ability to communicate and coordinate their strategy, but they are under no illusions that you can win the battle by taking out senior leadership. it is going to have to be done by hard-earned advances on the ground. and the u.s. military released a map of ramadi showing which parts cleared and which parts still had isil fighters in them. and had not been cleared by booby traps, et cetera. and a large portion of the city still remains to be cleared. that's why you are not hearing the u.s. military talk about a victory just substantial progress. >> jamie thank you very much. once again the breaking news at

he talks about will investors keep their fangs out. the answer is absolutely. this is where they're going go. they're going to go to facebook, they're going to go amazon and netflix. otherwise they'll look like victims if they don't. >> you're looking at a year that's relatively flat. >> i thank you who also thanks -- >> the next year was pretty good. >> i thought that was so interesting. i looked at how election year versus pre-election year. there are so many pieces of cross-data. but i love the fact that the market -- you can come up with a narrative that is everybody's worried that the fed is going to move, so they don't do anything. that's your one. your two, the fed moves and goes, okay. it wasn't that bad. >> yeah. well that's the key question, though, isn't it, as we head now four days away from the employment number on friday that conceivably will be the final piece of data they get that confirms lit go in december. obviously thursday we're going to hear from mr. draghi and what they're going to be doing with the ecb. >> thank goodness it's a little we

we haven't severed the head of the snake yet, and it has fangs. there's more fighting to do. >> reporter: the pentagon released a kill list and u.s. drone video showing iraqi forces raiding their flag over a government compound as they declared ramadi liberated from i.s.i.l. the pentagon told a different story. showing in green parts of ramadi that have been secured, and indicating a quarter of the city needs to be cleared of remnants of i.s.i.l. fighters. >>> police in belgium announced that they charge said two people with planning an attack in bruces. the suspect allegedly targetting landmarks. they were apprehended after a series of raids that took place on sunday and monday. the plot involved a series of attacks similar to those carried out. >> and a husband and wife interested in joining i.s.i.l. with a large-scale bombing in london. they wanted to mark the 10th anniversary of the july 7th, 2005, attacks on the transit system. they used twitter to ask for advice on whether to attack a shopping center >>> the taliban breakaway group is claimi

we haven't severed the head of the snake, and it still has fangs we have to be clear about that. there's much more fighting to do. these are individuals who are specifically working to strike the west. they want to strike in europe, in our own homeland, and it is important that people understand that as long as those external attack planners are operating, the united states military will hunt them, and we will kill them. these strikes indicate they have high level of intelligence, about the location on the drowned, and what the u.s. hopes is that it will effect them psychologically, that they will have to wonder every day when they get up is this their day when they may be killed and if they are worried about their own safety, it gives them less time to plan. >> said that he thinks the obama strategy in iraq is starting to show signs of progress. >> any victory, is significant. this is a significant one, because first of all, it shows that the united states is capability of changing its strategy. which was basically very similar to going after the al quaida people. earlier. secon

we haven't severed the head of the snake yet and it's still got fangs. we have to be clear about that. there's much more fighting to do. >> the pentagon released its kill list along with u.s. drone video showing iraqi forces raising their flag this week over a government compound as they declared ramadi liberated from isil. a pentagon map told a slightly different story, showing in green parts of ramadi that had actually been secured while indicating a quarter of the city still needs to be cleared of remnants of isil fighters. al jazeera, the pentagon. >>> no reaction from the white house to new accusations over the n.s.a. spying programs. the wall street journal reports the n.s.a. continued to eavesdrop on benjamin netanyahu even after the white house said it would stop spying on friendly heads of state. the journal says the snooping included private conversations with members of congress over the iran nuclear deal. investigative reporter told us earlier on the allegation shows the disconnect between jerusalem and washington. >> two things are clear, th

and it's still got fangs. we have to be clear about that. there's much more fighting to do. >> meanwhile, a top u.s. general is saying more troops may be needed in afghanistan. in an interview with usa "today" army general john campbell said maintaining the current force of 9800 troops to train afghan forces and conduct counterterrorism raids is vital. he also said the scheduled reduction to 5500 troops by january of 2017 should be put off as long as possible. now according to "the washington post" the taliban now controls about 30% of the districts across afghanistan. that's the most territory the group has held since 2001. and "the new york times" points out that while the military officials have been focusing on isis and taliban resurgents, al qaeda has also been re -- re -- preparing and general campbell said recently al qaeda has been attempting to rebuild its support, and its networks and planning capabilities. >>> now, still ahead on "way too early," developing news out of chicago under intense pressure to resign, embattled mayor rahm

here with more is chef doreen fang. hello again. >> hello. how are you guys? >> great to see you. >> great to see you again. i can't believe it's christmas already. >> baby it's cold outside. i'm shivering. >> christmas tomorrow. it's not to late to make a cool side dish though. >> no, and that's the thing because it is tomorrow, if you don't have a lot of time, i've created something that's very easy, very simple and for those of you who don't cook a lot, you can actually do it in a very simple style. >> yes. >> it's shawn proof is what you're saying? >> yeah, it is shawn proof. >> part homemade, part store bought if you want to. >> exactly, but i recommend that you make your own potatoes so i'm going to be making a caramelized leek and thyme boursin cheese mashed potato. >> okay. >> you guys know what boursin cheese is? >> i do. you've taught me years ago. >> we've seen the box at the grocery store. >> she actually bought one. >> you can get your little spoon, put your finger in it. >> so try it?eah. caramelize it, you just slowly cook it. if you can see how

even the so-called fang stocks -- facebook, amazon, netflix and google -- all dropped in tandem, initially dropping about 2%. what happened? oil going from positive to negative again did not help, and several large participants either wanted to sell stocks, maybe for tax purposes, or they were putting on new short positions. the simplest explanation is that for the moment, most traders believe any bounce in the market will be short-lived, and therefore, any rally should be sold. for "nightly business report," i'm bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. >>> wholesale inventories fell in october, this as firms continue to try and work off high inventory levels. according to the commerce department, wholesale inventories fell 0.1%, which was below expectations. inventories are a key component of the nation's gross domestic product. >>> consumer spending is an important part of the economy, of courseom and especially so a this time of year. but in order to spend, americans have to feel good about the economy. and as steve liesman reports, that may not be the case this year. >> reporter: as

but you like two of the so-called fang stocks here. i'll take the a. sue can have the f.take the amazon. why do you like it? >> it's a well-known stock. we've been liking it at jmp for a long too many. our analyst ron josie has been highlighting the web services story. that part of the bays business is growing at 60%. their ebidta margins are in the mid 20s and they really are defining a new space. it's a multibillion-dollar business for them growing again at 60%. it's a catalyst for the stock in 2016. it's been a great story in 2015. their core business at retail we all know, it they're innovating better than anybody. slow grower but operating margins up 20% in that's a about. the a terrific story, you've just got to decide what to pay for it and on days like today when the markets hit that's when you want to pay attention to amazon. >> facebook. and you pointed specifically to instagram. >> so instagram's a great business for them. the number of users on instagram has gone from 300 billion users at the end of 2014 to about 400 million this year, and you'll start to noti

. >> it is not baby jesus fangs. >> in. >> just keep that for halloween. >> yes. >> but, a burglaries spilling his secrets and spilling tools of his trade. so you do not become an easy victim. >> very interesting. >>> book battle is brewing over the muppets, why some parents want the the the book banned from the school, we will explain. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night,blind. and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. just by switching to progressive. so you'll be bringing home the bacon in no time. sorry. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> tension between taxi dryers and uber has come to a head and rather disturbing scene caught on camera. that is a toronto taxi driver confronting the driver of the white honda accusing him of working for uber. the white car speed up but then that taxi driver hangs on. the taxi driver appears to be okay, afterward and told reporters uber is ignoring toronto laws. >>> long time professional thief is sharing his secrets so burglars like him don't brake into your home

and it's very important--when a two-party system has fangs to make them bring those fangs out publicly. so they're not hiding behind the myth of democracy and competitive elections. and the other thing is i've never seen people convey to me their sense that they've lost control over everything that matters in their life, including their children. they've lost control over their government. they've lost control over their big employers. they've lost control over their schools. they just feel they've lost control. and, of course, we campaign to combat that. but that was a very deep feeling. and that's what we got to turn around. that's what we got to turn around. and that's what i wrote this book, "seventeen solutions," for. >> so we've got one minute left. "what are your thoughts on the impact of social media today?" >> i think it's great to tell people what's going on--events. it's great to get information. its achilles' heel is this susceptibility to massive overwhelming gossip and trivia between parties. it hasn't proved yet, except a little bit in the occupy wall street, that it can

and while ey're attacking the quote, head of the snake, it still has its fangs and that's why everyone must remain vigilant. there's much more ahead tonight. including the weather in the midlands here for us. >> and we have seen some impressive rain totals over the last 24 hours. newberry, some locations well over 4 and half inches. we've e well over an inch and a half in lake murray. but only about 2.92-inches in columbia. more rain on the way. will it impact your new year's eve and day plans? i'll let you know. two coneys or two burgers, and two tots and two drinks. -yeah. -it's like i'm seeing double. speaking of double. look. (yells) you guys wanna hang out sometime? oh, man. i think i nailed it. now two can eat for $9.99 all month long. this seasoned jumbo popcorn chicken is great! 'cause it's got it goin' on. -well, yeah, it does! -right. and does that remind you of anybody we know? both: me. you? in three delicious flavors, new seasoned jumbo popcorn chicken has got it goin' on. (clicks) >>> and welcome back. dealing with some rainfall southern part of electionsonton, d -- lexin

and it's still got fangs. we have to be clear about that. there's much more fighting to dodo in syria the coalition now has first time since 2012. located near the eastern city of manbij, it chokes off a key supply route from isis headquarters in raqqa but despite the battlefield loses, one retired general warns isis is growing as a worldwide threat. (brig. gen. mark kimmitt (ret.), fmr. asst. secy of state): "while they may not be doing ground military offenses, they're still controlling the social media, they're still attracting a significant number of recruits, and i think their new ststtegy for inspiring attacks worldwide is proving very effective for them." texas prosecutors say that they plan to charge ethan couch, the so-called affluenza teen, as an adult when he is turned over to u-s marshals. 17-year old couch was serving probation for killing four people in a drunk-driving wreck after invoking an "affluenza" defense. during his trial a psychologist said that couch was unable to tell the difference between right and wrong due to his

joe: on the plus side, you saw outperformance and biotech and the fang stocks. that's what the nasdaq did not have a bad day at all. alix: we talked about the relationships between stock and oil. -- looking at the function were you can tell a correlation, s&p versus wti. the correlation is strong. it's about .4 right now. go 20 days, tighten a correlation you're looking at, you can see, still positive, but we've actually come down a bit. we are now at .2. the correlation is less than you would think when we get obsessed about oil. joe: the market is shaking off oil a little bit? alix: which is what you were saying yesterday. joe: i want to look at something and does look correlated, that is the lusted lives -- london listed minoner. are doing terrible, liquidating access, laying off people, hitting a new low against the dollar. they are cutting the dividend and nothing is going right. getting destroyed the chart speaks for itself. there's nothing more to say. alix: there really is in. you can see all these charts and more on twitter. , want to bring in our guest

e ys, they're going after the so-called 'head of the snake' and while making strides, it still has fangs--which is why everyone needs to be vigilant.on capitol hill, i'm scott thuman in new york today, funeral services were held d r a soldier killed in afanistan who had ties to eastern iowa. iowa.sergeant joseph lemm was among six killed in a suicide attack earlier this month.lemm grew up in the dubuque area. thousandndturned out to pay their respects to the new york city police veteran that many called "superman."but there caught our attention... this picture, taken by an associated prere photographer, tells the story beyond the flag-draped casket.this is sergeant lemm's four year old son ryan, saluting his father. a moment in time, capturing a lifetime of loss and pain for one family, thousands of miles from any battlefield. an iowa woman held hostage for more than a year - may finally be getting compensation for her ordeal. ordeal.kathryn koob (kobe) of waterloo was one of 53- americans taken hostage during the iranian revolution of 1979. terms of their release in 1981 prevented them

as the minister explained it, terrorism without money is a beast without fangs.ory challenge lands, al jazeera, moscow. . >> well, i'm joined now by an academic in turkey's capital ankara. it is plain that russia's president vladimir putin has an axe to grind with turkey. but what do you think of this claim that turkey is buying oil from the black market? >> i think that it is a bit of propaganda that russia uses against turkey because we know know--why shudde should erdogan put his position in such a risky position if they are dealing in the oil trade with isil. but putin in his g-20 summit speech implied some of the members of the g-20 summit support isil and has some relations with isil, and he obviously means turkey. we understand that russia to make such a political maneuver against turkey, so i personally don't think that erdogan is formerly involved in such a relationship. >> i guess it's unlikely that russia will let this go in a sense. are you hearing that perhaps the turkish government will produce, do you think it needs to pry dues evidence to refute t

boy, i'm going to -- a lot of fang names here. we're sticking with it.o, industrial, bank, tech, tech. hmm. okay, we're going to stick with it right now. it's starting to look like a pattern. let's go to nasir in pennsylvania. >> caller: booyah, jim. first time calling. started investing a year and a half ago. my top five holdings are apple, nike, visa, disney and whitewave foods. am i diversified? >> okay. entertainment, footwear -- nike reports next week. disney is star wars obviously. visa along with mastercard incredibly -- whitewave, my charitable trust owns it. it's come down from 50 to 38. represents great value. could probably go to the mid 30s and then apple. okay. kind of a constellation here, constellation brands, stz. apple is tech and a lot of people like apple. maybe some people would say too many people but i think it's holding. not doing well today, hasn't done well in a while but i think it's a great bet. stay with cramer. and then apple. it's a great bet. >>> late, great marty zweig said do not fight the fed and he also said do not figh

we have not severed the head of the snake just yet, and it still has fangs.ve to be clear about that. there is much more fighting to do. ramy: he said most of those killed of those killed appeared to be mid middle -- mid-level leaders. in brussels, two people arrested as suspected terrorists. police say they seized military training gear and islamic state propaganda. the white house plans to hold a state dinner for justin trudeau in march. he took office in november days before president obama killed the keystone pipeline. the visit is intended to build ties between the two countries and is one of the final state dinners of the obama presidency. injournalists were killed the line of duty this year, 28 by islamic militant groups. that is according to the committee to protect analysts. among those who died were alison parker and video journalist adam ward from virginia tv station wdbj. there were killed during a live broadcast by a former coworker. that he, back to you. betty: betty: at nasdaq where applico -- a check on your spiri where abigail has a check on

he said we have not severed the head and, quote, it still has fangs. in washington, kyle la campbell. fox 25 news. taken may not be headed back to the u.s. any time soon. ethan couch and his mother with were arrested in mexico. new surveillance video shows the two casually shopping here before being caught. they are fighting extradition. their attorneys filed the first delay. >> chicago police may be now carrying tasers. the mayor announced the new strategy today. tlfrjt there's . >> there's a difference when they should or can use a up gun. >> one officer faced murder charges after dashboard cameras shot a man 16 times. >>> a new york police detective killed in afghanistan being remembered tonight. they gathered in st. patrick's for the funeral services of detective joseph lem. national guard who served in afghanistan and iraq. he was six serviceman killed outside of outside of the air force base. >>> and the thieves got away of a china and cold caps in the teeth of the man attacked. >>> human remains of a missing man gone two years. we ask whether th