fitz becomes the second player ever to catch a touchdown in 17 nfl seasons. the other, jerry rice, who caught one in 20 seasons. eagles on the comeback. jalen hurts second start. look at him get in the end zone right there. 26-all and a nice little dance. still tied midway through the fourth. murray throws it up to deandre happ hopkins and he does the rest. cardinals win 33-26. the niners officially eliminated from the playoffs. it will be cardinals-niner the

fitz. john and robert were not glad hander's. they didn't love retail politics and as a matter fact i hated retail politics. ted kennedy like his grandfather loved retail politics in the learn to love going out and shaking hands and embracing those workers in the kitchen the way his grandfather did i'm walking down the street and saying hi how are you doing in and is 30 thing i can do for you? that was the fitzgerald side of ted kennedy and as i said earlier ted kennedy was the most luxury and of all of the kennedys. >> that was a great summary of his childhood and you go into much more detail and it's very interesting. let's move to his becoming senator at 30 years of age. his brother is president of the united states and bobby is already the attorney general and 62 was the election so i think the cuban missile crisis was already passed. that was right at the time of the election. >> it was over during the election and ted was running for john kennedy's seat to finish out john kennedy's te

the 16-year vet shows why they call him fitz magic.st incredible passes you'll see despite nearly having his head ripped off, he somehow connected on that ball that set up jason sanders for the 44-yard game-winning field goal. dolphins win 26-25. and wait until you hear how fitz found out he was going in the game. >> the tunnel thing was weird. it was the first time in my 16-year career i've had to go to the bathroom so bad that i had to go during the game. and so i ran in there to take a pee, and then i came back out. and when i came back out, flo said, hey, get ready, you're going in. >> reporter: he went all in. all right. tom brady continuing to defy the laws of time. the 43-year-old tossing four first-half touchdowns in a 47-7 beat-down of the lions yesterday. his 36th touchdowns on the season, breaks the all-time record. tb 12 is the first player in nfl history to make 12 state playoffs. he leaves the bucks to snap the 12-year drought. without him, his former team new england misses the playoffs for the first time in 12 years. bo

but he learned his empathy from honey fitz and he muddled himself very much in the image of honey fitz. they didn't love retail politics. in point of fact, they hated retail politics. and walking down the street and saying hi, how are you doing, is there anything i can do for you and that was the fitzgerald side of ted kennedy and as i said earlier, ted kennedy was the most fitzgeraldan from the kennedys. >> that was a great summary from his childhood when you go into much more detail and it's very interesting. let's move to his becoming senator at 30 year's of age. his brother is president of the united states and bobby is the attorney general. 62. so i think the cuban missile crisis has already past. >> it happened during the election. >> right at the time of the election. >> during the election. in october during the election. ted was -- was running for john kennedy's seat to fill out john kennedy's term. this is sort of interesting thing that tells you a little bit about the kennedy ambition and opportunism because when john kennedy became president he was leaving his senate seat a

trying to keep it going especially when it comes to dining makes it just too complicated for a one size fitz all solutions this is an iconic spot that's been here since the civil war. in the last year it's not been able to go forward even though it survived two world wars and an earthquake and 1918 pandemic, it couldn't make it across this you have 15.5 million persons working in the restaurant strichlt a 4% gdp -- that's about how much it accounts for -- and yet over 110,000 restaurants have already closed during the pandemic. and nearly half of the owners say they're not coming back to the industry standing here in front of an iconic piece of history like this it makes you realize how much we stand to lose from this pandemic paul >> that's exactly right, jake. thank you. >>> now to an update on a highly h publicized police-involved killing. six years after tamir rice was shot, there will not be charges brought against the officers at the scene. the state department says it does not support the officer's actions but it there was not enough evidence. they say the video of the shooting was to

back at the headquarters fitz time for the intelligence officials to get him to walk. was. a. bad. agent's listening to contact the radio communications thanks to the table of contents seized from the counter. interception brings results intelligence officials get information about one of the local contacts leaders the next step is to interrogate the man they detained. him how long were you in the organization what was your job. by was there for 9 months on what is a as a patrolman. behaved i guarded the bosses. i looked after the security of the organizational ways of. informants like this on find telephone when it comes to tracking down the enemy that's constantly on the move oh god did you sleep in houses or cancer. we camped in the mountain city which to me elmo boy we're told we were always on the move all that then yeah. we never stayed in the same place for long it started as. the interrogation of the informant is carried out in strict secrecy only a small group of officials know his identity. they don't want to freak out we need to identify a landmark something to help us f

fit study thanks for joining us thanks for having me and you can take part in the survey by visiting fitz dot com they want people from all over the world and it's available in lots of different languages and you can help create a better understanding of the human impact of covered 90. now is the part of the program where we put one of your questions submitted through how you chip channel to our science correspondent derrick williams. i would like to know why the pfizer vaccine needs to be kept separate cold especially since it presumably has to be warmed up prior to administrative to answer this i 1st have to go over a few basics of cell biology the vaccine developed by biotech and pfizer is what's known as a messenger r.n.a. or m r n a baxi l m r n a is a chain like molecule that fulfills a very important function and cells it contains codes to make proteins and it acts as a messenger between the cells control center and its protein building machinery as hence the name but the protein this particular m r n a vaccine that codes for isn't a human one it's a protein that's made by the coro

here know first gerald group principal -- fitzgerald group principal keith fitz jared and ryan payne. keith, do you think we should be sticking with big technology as we invest this 2021? -- in 2021 in. >> yes. there is no question in my mind, because i think we're presaging, preset, a repeat of the roaring '20s of a hundred years ago. that is when key technology took over our world, and we had all kinds of innovation. technology is about reinventing our world. it's not simply about doing things better. so to me, that's a key area of attention this year. cheryl: and, ryan, who thought we would have been working from home and shopping at home, but that's kind of what our lives have become during the pandemic. you think that these trends in technology continue into the next year? >> yeah, i'm going to argue here, with all due respect, i mean, i think a lot of this good news has been truncated into a short period of time. i'm having zoom that teague -- fatigue, i don't know about you. i think investors are going to make the mistake next year is, okay, i'm going to own the s&p 500, and i'

he also has his got his maternal grandfather, honey fitz fitz was a legendary austin politician and their extreme the close, quite different politicians. jack is much more reserved, much more urbain did, sort of scholarly in his approach and his grandfather that i think there's also that, that grandpa fits is, i can aspire to do something similar. vitally and this is this is a n her own day and age, for me such an appealing quality, george. he likes politics, and he think he likes politics precisely because he thinks politics matters. politics is important. i think from a pretty early age before joe, jr. is killed in the war he is already thinking to himself and to a particular girlfriend he was close to, that maybe i wanted to sue -- personal political career. it's those things at least in part i think bring in this series wants to him early on. >> yes, and status so when joe, jr. is killed over england all over the channel that subtly it's up to jack to carry on his father's dream. jack was headed that way already. >> i think he was. >> and would've been come joe, jr. would not have had

fitz becomes the second player ever to catch a touchdown in 17 nfl seasons.y rice, who caught one in 20 seasons. eagles on the comeback. jalen hurts second start. look at him get in the end zone right there. 26-all and a nice little dance. still tied midway through the fourth. murray throws it up to deandre happ hopkins and he does the rest. cardinals win 33-26. the niners officially eliminated from the playoffs. it will be cardinals-niner the day after christmas. james wiseman and the rest of the team left today for the east where they're going to begin the nba regular season tuesday. warriors go to milwaukee for a christmas day matinee. you'll see it here on abc7. steph curry can hardly contain his excitement. warriors looking to regain their status as a top contender in the west. kevin durant has championship expectations in brooklyn. durant won two titles with the warriors. don't forget about steve nash who spent a lot of time working with k.d. as a player development consultant. tuesday night will be a lot of fun. >> they're recharged. i'm skpietexcited

less than 20 seconds to go, oh, this is why they call him fitz-magic. a 34-yard gain. he threw it while keys was pulling on his facemask sets up the game-winning field goal, a 44 yarder from jason sanders. they eliminate the raiders 26-25. >>> seth curry was feeling it in practice. the league mvp made 105 three-pointers in a row. that's right. 105. he didn't miss for something like five minutes. the warriors are hoping this will get curry going. he's shooting just 20% from beyond the arc. the warriors are at the chicago bulls later tonight. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores. have a great sunday. >>> president's trump message by his inactions could have consequences for millions within a matter of days. a vetoed military spending bill is called a disservice and the second as we've discussed the covid stimulus and national budget package could impact suffering americans' wallets and shut down the government. time to bring in political analyst larry gerston. hoping you and your gorgeous grandbabies had a merry christmas and a happy hanukkah. thanks

the game-winning field goal, carlsson makes it 25-23 with 19 seconds to go but plenty of time for fitzhe shotgun, airs it up to mack hollands, big play and there's more. the raiders were flagged for face mask, add another 15 years. jason sanders from 44 yards out for the win and it's good. dolphins win 26-25. the raiders are eliminated from the playoffs. miami stays alife at 10-5. that's your look at sports. let's send it back to you. >>> we're going to get a check of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hey, jovina. good morning. we have the 7:24 sunrise, setting at 4:58, and another system on the way, bringing a little bit of rain, a level one, live doppler 7, plenty of cloud cover here and we'll stay dry throughout your entire sunday. the rain isn't going to arrive until late tonight, and when it does, it's going to start in the south bay. here is a look at what's to come. you can see this area of low pressure, it will be lifting this system from the southwest across the bay area, and the most rain will be in southern california. so friends from los ange

plenty of time for fitz. out of the shotgun, going to air it up to mac were flagged for face masks. it's good, dolphins win 26-25. raiders are eliminated from the playoffs. miami stays alive at 10-5. that's your look at sports. >> all right, lisa, we need better news than that for the forecast. >>> you know what, if you're headed down to the central coast or southern california, you might want to wait a day or two because they are getting their first significant storm of the season from san luis obispo, points south, even monterey. for us locally, we're on the tail end of it, especially on the north bay. you could see perhaps nothing at all. live doppler 7 with the cloud cover and the storm system offshore. there's the area of low pressure. and it's going to push that moisture into southern california, bringing some snow, as much as ten inches for the central sierra, around yosemite. looking at winter weather advisories. it's 48 in san francisco, 50 in oakland, mountain view, and half moon bay. 46 in san jose. you'll see the most, but that's not saying much. and morgan hill, numbers

a point i made on the show yesterday, let's bring in keith fitz-gerald. the fitzgerald group.e is a principal there. come on in in the discussion. everyone is making a prediction for next week and start of the new year t all depends what happens with the senate, depending on the georgia race. that, margins are so right now. we don't know? >> well that's the beauty of it right. just because we don't know something it naturally will be negative. i would err on the side of caution. what do we know? we know the best ceos are tasked with getting through this. they have got products services we have to have in the world tomorrow. if there is a speed bump, we look at that in that lens. if there is massive detraction. we look at that with a different lines this. is uncertainty we deal with every single day. this happens to be cute and focused for reasons we discussed over the past several months. lauren: part of me wonders what happened in the general election, the polls are wrong, dead wrong, investors are looking at polls in georgia, we don't trust them anyway. i want to quote a ver

keith fitz-gerald, fitzgerald group, the principal.ichelle needer is with us, point view wealth management president, chief investment strategist david dietze. keith why did you not tell me about this bammeda? you know about the hot products in japan. could have gotten a few for christmas. you're obsessed with ipo mania and you brought any issues this year. >> i have a few extra pounds because of toesers like that and all the eating. i love the ideal market, to your point individual investors are beating the pants off of wall street right now. yes i did go after palantir and loom minear specifically. i want to see public numbers that i can put the pieces together. big data, biggest trend of our investing lifetime. very happy to get our hands on those things. charles: i'm glad you said that, big data. everyone needs to focus on big data. the collection of it, security of it, distribution of it. it is not a one day event, a lifetime event athlete over the next 10 years. david, you're a old school guy. i want your thoughts on ipos and spa

game-winning field goal, daniel carlson makes it 25-23 with 19 seconds to go but plenty of time for fitz it up to mack hollands, big play and there's more. the raiders were flagged for face mask, add another 15 years. jason sanders from 44 yards out for the win and it's good. dolphins win 26-25. the raiders are eliminated from the playoffs. miami stays alife at 10-5. that's your look at sports. let's send it back to you. >> woo. that was a game. >>> we're going to get a check of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. hi, lisa. >> hey, jovina. good morning. starting out with slightly cooler weather, although the cloud cover is insulating us somewhat, so some 30s where we are in the north bay, with 40s elsewhere. live doppler 7 showing you the cloud cover and the satellite and radar composite, you can see some moisture offshore here, an area of low pressure to the north, and these two will link up and allow for some rain tonight, bringing in some level one storm impact scale, but the shower activity and the snow unfortunately south of the bay area, the impressive amounts. the

in a few hours and pizza stem is live for us there at the stadium peter must be quite exciting for fitz you found to be some of the best experience the world cup stadium but what do you think i can expect at the opening. our sorrow i think to bury the expectation really is one of celebration it's carter's national day as we've been reporting on the story the 18th of december but it's also a celebration of the country's amir cup the club knockout tournament featuring arabi and also that one kicking off a little bit later and then of course it's a celebration of the 4th world cup stadium to be delivered by the supreme committee the stadium as you mentioned a little bit earlier 40000 people capacity it only be 20000 today that's because of covert 1000 protocols but something that i think will make for a really good atmosphere is the fact that they will be one seat in between each spectator so you won't get an atmosphere which is concentrated in one specific part of the stadium but instead throughout the entire venue pace of world cup so not need covered the one in south africa back when 10

sanctions in peter fitz to buy doses from the west. and the tally of this year's worst weather disaster shows more evidence of a dangerously changing climate. and i'm here to stay out of all the sports news 20 time grand slam tennis champion roger federer has not recovered in time for me surgery and will now miss out on the upcoming australian open. welcome to the new governments around the world are scrambling to roll out vaccination programs as rising coronavirus cases more pressure on hospitals scientists in the u.k. say stricter lockdowns may be needed next month and pushing for secondary schools to stay closed but the government minister says the expected approval of another vaccine could see restrictions lifted more quickly india has started to started a dry run in fact of its vaccination program to test its transport and coal storage facilities that since the country recorded its lowest number of daily infections in nearly 6 months meanwhile iran is beginning human trials of a locally produced vaccine after successful tests on a

bring in our market guy, keith fitz-gerald. great to see you. beginning of the week of a new year, the market took a while to kick in this morning before it even after the news of the president signing the spending bill, so i have a feeling that as important as that was for the markets, they are looking for something they think is even more important which is the election in georgia next week. >> i would share that sentiment. there's a sense the other shoe will drop in that is why they are holding back. i think people know it's not just that get out trade and the stay out trade have to get ahead of, but they have to navigate this last little bit of political uncertainty before they can really bring that money to bear. david: you sent us north before the president signed the bill saying get ready for a pullback buys. the president did sign after your note. so, what will be the next pullback in which we can go in and buy more stocks? >> first thing, that will teach me too go to sleep at night. i came in this morning fully expecting the president w

to ron fitz who helped get things set up, and most importantly many thank you to professor jeffrey engle. a fantastic colleague, collaborator, and friend. we worked on a project that will also be out next year coming. look for "rethinking american grand statue." and frankly when i taught it to my u.s. history students they were bored, but now we're attuned to the historical lessons that we can learn from the previous most significant global pandemic that is comparable to our brief one into i will give you a brief and compelling talk about that and then i will telescope out to compare to 2020. i will give you the story with international kmen international dimensions, and we will reflect on historical comparison. i recently organized a round table on some of the top historians working on this subject. we don't always agree but i was surprised about how much consensus there is. ly give you a brief run down of what happens in the pandemic of 1918 and then we will telescope in and out. please keep your questions coming. one of the things that i think is most important to consider when we go

. >> the photograph office, primarily, it was myself and fitz and jack and then pete.were, very much, a team. working at the white house, as the first woman official photographer was a humbling experience. i was recording for history. >> now, was pete nice and clear? >> yes. >> the orchestration of television coverage absorbs the white house. they provide pictures of him looking like a leader. confident with his marlboro-man walk. a good, family man. >> the white house has become more a stage, a theater. and the question has become are the television networks going to manage that theater? are they going to manage that stage? or is the white house going to do that? >> they were very aware of creating the best backdrop possible for tv networks in "time" and "newsweek." >> now, do you want us on either side of the tree, or what? >> i think they want to do one standing but i think for release purposes, it'd be better to have you doing something. my suggestion was watering the tree. we have two shovels. we have a chainsaw. >> no, please. it's too hot. >> can we just do wate

to keith fitz-gerald, betty hughes. what happens then? shutdown in new york, then what? >> well, i think you see a lot of unrest, for sure, but one thing that is certain is that businesses have been very productive even throughout this shutdown of many, many offices in new york city. you still can't go down to the office since march, however, i'm not a restaurant. we are able to do our business over the internet and over the phone, whereas restaurants and in-person services have really been affected very deeply. i do think, though, that businesses and business owners shouldn't be made to take the risk and governments should really have stepped in quite a long time ago so this waiting we are doing for the stimulus has been buoying all markets, it's really a long time coming. neil: it's interesting, keith, when you look at the dow and how it's doing right now more than at session highs, the highest level certainly of the day, up 320 points, it's obviously optimism about twin vaccines, not only one for pfizer but one due out many as soon as

market watcher keith fitz-gerald is with us. keith, despite today's downturn we're seeing the market keeps going up when i see a pullback today, i probably see lower volumes, people on vacation, some profit-taking after we hit new records yesterday. it seems to make sense to me. anything that you're worried about when you see this kind of action especially there may be a vote at 12:15 we need to keep an eye on? >> that is a very interesting question. the only reason i would be worried if i didn't see this kind of action. we're taking profit loss selling. a lot of people want to remove. at the same time we have conflicting currents. people are uncertain about this last political hurdle but here is the important part. they also know the markets are about producing future growth and future earnings. there is very much impetus to get ahead of that. the fact we haven't sold off hard is very encouraging to me. jackie: it is interesting though as we hit our lows during the pandemic and we definitely made a comeback with these markets t

keith fitz-gerald following all market developments and rebecca walser, walser wealth management. rebecca, when you look at things going on, including talk of more stimulus, maybe we can cobble together something in a lame-duck session, seems like a herculean leap, we're looking at 900 billion-dollar package, how doable is that and for the market, if it were to come to pass how would they react? >> obviously we'll be ecstatic in the markets. this is tough year for most industries and certainly small businesses. we appreciate stimulus. we need it certainly in airlines. to get it done by end of next year, it will be a little bit of a challenge, right. everything will have to go exactly the right way. i think it is doubtful that we'll actually see it before the december 31st unfortunately. neil: you know, looking at that, if it doesn't come to pass, keith, you could argue didn't look likely anyway. now we're into you know, the new presidency come january 20th, what a president biden might be able to cobble together even with republican senate, if that looks like it is going to be the

rebecca walser is with us, keith fitz-gerald is with us. we're looking at market reaction how it is digesting all of this. rebecca, if neither materializes during a lame-duck session, a spending measure to keep the lights on, this relief, they seem somehow joined at the hip, then what, what do markets do? >> well, neil, as i have been saying like a broken record we obviously need more stimulus especially in the wake of this second phase and more lockdowns. that is a huge problem. but what i am struggling with myself, just listening to this last hit here, piece, i don't understand why anybody, democrats or republicans want to maintain liability for coronavirus at corporate level, not putting in a protection for businesses against coronavirus lawsuits is basically saying we want them to be able to sue. why would a business be responsible for coronavirus? how would you prove and establishing the business gave you coronavirus? not opening businesses because people won't go back because they will sue their employers, because they could get coron