do you know where greg is? >> i have no idea where greg is. >> mike, you seen greg?. >> has anybody heard from greg? >> no. >> okay. okay. it's the same old story with greg. i've made several attempts to try to reach him, but he doesn't answer. he says he wants to be involved, but i haven't seen that yet. oh, hey, guys. >> hey, marcus, how are you? >> how are you? so i brought in a contractor, and we're gonna start making changes immediately. the sooner we have a new layout, the closer we'll be to making money. i need to figure out how to change the look and feel of the place. it doesn't feel inviting. >> is there anything that you really want to keep? i'd like to keep the exterior walls. >> [laughs] okay. >> this is the kitchen. >> oh, wow. >> so ideally, i'd like to go that way. >> okay. >> in here, i really want to have this bar jut out into the middle of the store so that when i come in the front door, i'm seeing a really nice bar all the way around. so i'd like to get started tomorrow. >> okay. >> we're all getting ready for one last night of business before thi

greg is an artist who's long held a fascination with small living spaces. he once built a home out of a dumpster. greg also marvels at the shelters his homeless neighbors construct out of materials they find on the street. so a couple of years ago greg gathered some of those materials and built one himself. and that was that. or so he thought. until one rainy night a homeless woman knocked on greg's door asking for a tarp. >> i didn't have a tarp and i said, i'm sorry. i went back in. then i walked past my home. i thought, what am i doing with this? i ran back outside, i said, sharlene, come back tomorrow i'll have a home for you. as soon as i gave it away, it just felt so good for me. oh, wow, this is great. these people are so happy. >> felt so good greg decided to do it again. and again and again. with the help of a rotating cast of volunteers, greg has now built more than a dozen homes for the homeless. all are on wheels. all made solely out of the materials greg pulls each morning from those trash piles and all destined to make a homeless neighbor's li

but will tonight thanks to greg. >> a lot of happiness. which is the best part for me. >> thank you. >> since our story about greg first aired in april, he has been contacted by people around the world praising his effort, offering their support, and looking to do the same thing in their community. >>> let's check in with meteorologist rob mayeda. we've got the big freeze on the way. >> i think saturday morning will probably be the coldest, at least short-term, before another potentially even colder round sets up as we approach new year's eve. right now winds are up enough that it's helping keep our temperatures in the 40s around the north bay. as soon as the winds back off things will cool quickly. a few hirnts of low clouds emeryville to san francisco where winds are still 16 miles per hour to the north. gusts to 24. you see there the camera bouncing a bit. these are northerly winds that even with the sunshine today really kept things feeling quite call. a watched day around the bay area. tonight we'll see wind speeds 5 to 15 miles per h

all of them insist they're not taliban and that greg mortenson was not kidnapped.e us another photo of the group with mortenson holding the ak-47. one of the men, mansur khan mahsud, is the research director of a respected think tank in islamabad and has produced scholarly articles published in the u.s. until recently, he had no idea that he had been shown as a kidnapper in a best-selling book. >> that's me. >> we spoke with mahsud via skype. he told us that he and the other people in the photograph were mortenson's protectors in waziristan, not his abductors. the story, as mr. mortenson tells it, is that he was held for eight days and won you over by asking for a koran and promising to build schools in the area. is that true? >> this is totally false, and he is lying. he was not kidnapped. >> who are these people that are also in the picture? >> some are my cousin. some are our friends from our village. >> well, why do you think mr. mortenson would write this? >> to sell his book. [ticking] >> coming up, greg mortenson under fire from his former board treasurer. >

next to me, greg gutfeld. did you know his latest book is called "not cool" and it makes a great gift for those you don't like. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> a bad year got badder. new york city mayor bill de blasio is telling people to halt debates and protests until the officers murdered over the weekend are laid to rest. the mayor has been sharply criticized, accused of helping to create an atmosphere that made officers a target of hate. the head of the nypd union says there is blood on his hands and on sunday as de blasio walked through the hospital where the bodies of the officers lay, cops turned their backs on i'm h. here is former mayor rudolph guiliani. >> she guilty of creating an atmosphere of police hatred. and it is a lie and it is untrue. the police are not racists. there is not a systemic problem of racism. >> do you agree? guilty of creating an atmosphere of hate? >> i would say it contributed. it is the strange things the people were protesting. there is not really a racial

they're just a couple of pages, but they're dandies. >> i'm greg, along with greg, bob, and dana andkimberly. this is "the five." >>> you know why i hate enhanced interrogation? it's not who we are. >> that's not who we are. that's not who we are. that's not who we are. that's not who we are. that's not who we are. that's not who we are. that's not who we are. >> that's not who we are, which makes me wonder, who the hell

greg is an artist whose long held a fascination with small living spaces.once built a home out of a dumpster. greg also marvels at the shelters his homeless neighbors construct out of materials they find on the street, so a couple of years ago, greg gathered some of those materials and built one himself. and that was that. or so he thought, until one rainy night a homeless woman knocked on greg's door asking for a tarp. >> i didn't have a tarp. i said i'm sorry, went back in, walked past my home. what am i doing with this? i ran back outside, charlene, come back tomorrow, i'll have a home for you. as soon as i gave it away, felt so good for me. wow, this is great. these people are so happy. >> reporter: felt so good, greg decided to do it again and again and again. with the help of a rotating cast of volunteers, greg has now built more than a dozen homes for the homeless. all are on wheels, all made solely out of the materials greg pulls each morning from the trash piles, and all are destined to make a homeless neighbor's life a little drier, a little safer

greg joins me on the phone.et's talk about possibilities here based on what we know and the fact the pilot asked for a deviation from the flight plan due to weather. you know what? i'm just getting word that greg has just dropped out. we'll try to hook back up with him in the control booth and get him back on. we should let you know that this, of course, everyone is the third incident this year involving a malaysian flight that has happened in that region. again, two were malaysian airline flights earlier, one over the disputed areas in crimea and ukraine went down and then of course one there in the indian ocean mh flight 370. this one has gone down over the java sea if that's indeed what has happened. it's been now some 13 hours since anyone heard anything from that plane. there are joint rescue operations being launched in the sea and also in the air. the singapore navy and singapore air force joined forces with malaysia to do its best to try to find this plane. 155 passengers. five crew members. a pilot and

>> greg?iction is that both obama and the senate republicans and the house republicans need to do something or the public is going to turn on them. i predict that obama and the republicans will get along on tax reform they'll get a deal and they'll get a deal on trade. >> are we going to talk about what you predicted last year? because i find it particularly charming. >> turned out to be right. >> you predicted obama care will be much better than doubters predict and not cost democrats that many seats. bam! >> it didn't and it's much better than it was. >> okay, whoa! >> so kimberly what's your prediction? >> well, i had a winner last year because i predicted that the gop would take back the senate. check. thank you very much. >> i was nervous when you said that. >> you were. i think you had the apprehension going. this year, this is a layup. i think this is a layup. kim kardashian? yep. she will have another baby. i'm not 100% sure with kanye but i think she will -- maybe. >> can i make one m

greg. you. and kimberly, this is for you. if you want a calendar, i'll get you one. >> would anybody like to swap? >> thank you. >> i didn't get you the wine, bob. >> that's right. >> bob, that would not be appropriate. >> i'm so excited for you to see this. i'm so excited. >> what? >> i'm excited for you to see this. >> see what? >> this bottle, open it up. >> the dog wine. love it. >> cabernet 2010. >> our good friend was willing to make that label for me so i could make wine for you. >> did you make this, really? >> the wine, you can go to a place, personalwines.com, and order it, and upload a label, and they print it and send it to you. >> you could probably sell this. >> you might be able to sell jasper line. very special, limited edition just for you guys. >> very nice. >> should be more like a pinho grigio. >> i like a cabernet. >> if you have one thing you want for christmas, what would it be? >> i got it all. >> everything you need? >> yep, absolutely beautiful. >> i'm really looking forward to a couple days off. >>

go ahead, greg. he's fired up and it's refreshing someone to say i'm not backing away from the report. >> there's a lot of people, millions of people who hate dick cheney, because he's a mean son of a b, dana, but who would you rather have in your corner fighting terror? a mean son of a b or "the new york times" editorial board who hates him. it's his rug ruthlessness that guarantees the life of pass -- pacificists. again, within the law. does everyone understand that? you are trying to punish somebody for a crime that was infer even considered a crime because now you have some moral disfavor with it? look yourself in the face and say am i hip owe krit? >> does that make colin powell a hippo krit, who felt he had false information? the president of the united states didn't get a brief on this until -- >> bob, you are taking that from the senate democrats report? >> no. the paul thing is before that. >> we're not talking about powell. >> you have several times that the president and vice president wer

>> greg. and kimberly, this is for you. but if you want a calendar, i'll get you one. >> would anyone like to swap? >> i didn't get you the wine, bob. >> bob, that would not be appropriate. i'm so excited for you to see this. i'm excited. >> what? >> i'm excited for you to see this. the bottle of wine. open it. it's like -- >> the dog wine. >> the cabernet 2010. >> my photo shop was willing to make that label for me. the wine, you can go to a place, personal wines.com and you can upload a label and then you print it and they send it to you. >> you can probably sell this. >> it's very special. limited edition, just for you guys. >> it should by more like a pinot grigio. >> if you have one thing you want for christmas, what would it be? >> i got it all. you got everything you need? >> i'm really looking forward to a couple days off. >> very world peace. >> i got everything i want for christmas, rowan has been very healthy and happy. >> i would -- santa claus found some time to sneak in a visit to fox and friends. >> no christ

so a typical ideal password would be greg's pecs yoga 27.could crack that. >> it's safe. >> four combinations. you've got like a trillion combinations on that. >> you need a symbol, too. >> greg anger management.com? >> can i give you the only real advice unfortunately is what your friend has. yes, no and call me. >> i worked with a guy. >> that's the only response. >> you just have to be verbal. >> yeah, right. call me. >> i worked with a guy at the white house. and he only had three e-mail responses. yes, no, and see me. >> my $20 an ounce? >> okay. i was going to go with that. >> we've got to go. >>> president obama has pledged to bridge the gap between the rich and the poor throughout his presidency. six years in, where does that gap stand now? eric's got the numbers next. y÷u >>> president obama swept into office in january 2009 with the message of hope and change in his first inaugural address he promised he would help usher in an era of economic equality. >> the question we ask today is not whether our government is too big or too sma

greg, you're 46, don't you want to have a family someday?lause ] i mean -- i'm -- i'm worried it's too late, to be honest with you. i'm worried if i start a family at my age they're going to turn out like one of my high school term papers. clearly, mr. warren, you waited until the last minute to throw this together. [ laughter ] i don't know, i don't know if i'm want to have kids. i mean, i've seen them. i'm not that impressed. my friends are like, "greg, when they're your kids it's different." i would imagine it's worse. my buddy has a 22-year-old daughter. and she's attractive. she is. like he showed me a picture of her, he goes, "hey what do you think of that?" i'm like, "uh, i'm not sure what i'm supposed to say." is this a sting operation? that is a tricky situation, it is. i don't know what you do. i mean, i figured it out after a while. here's what you say. you say, "wow, she's a real heartbreaker." they love it. "yeah, she'll break your heart, she's a heartbreaker." heartbreaker, she'll break your heart, yeah, yeah, yeah. like it's a

stance up against the glass. >> veteran camera man greg parker has been around the block a few times.he's seen good, and also evil. but never this close to home. >> it did start like any other day. one of our producers had literally just walked into the door hot chocolate in hand. >> within minutes of the attack on the cafe, greg had three cameras, including one with a powerful 600 millimeter lens trained on the four windows. when police snipers arrived to take up position in our newsroom, they saw immediate value in keeping greg at their side. >> i knew we were getting something pretty remarkable in what we could see with that lens on the camera. and the sniper concurred and said can we keep giving him continual information of what we're seeing behind the glass. they were, you know, suitably impressed with the scope of what we were getting from our camera. and straight up said, can you stay, can you keep that shot up for us? >> it was soon just greg, a police sniper and a police technician in the eerie quiet of an empty newsroom. for 16 hours, greg quietly fed these remarkable, chill

. >> hello, i'm eric, along with dana, kimberly, bob and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." president obama delivered what should be his final remarks of 2014 a few hours ago. the president then took questions from the press, he only took ability questions, some say the president ignored television reporters because he didn't have the more severe push back his comments may create, just before getting -- the topics were north korea hacking sony, the normalization of relations with cuba, the keystone pipeline and race in america, and a couple of others, critics wonder why the president vsiyw employees. i am sympathetic to the concerns that they face. having said all that, yes, i think they made a mistake. i wish they had spoken to me first. i would have told them, do not get into a pattern in which you're intimidated by these kinds of criminal attacks. >> as for the u.s. response to north korea's hack -- >> they caused a lot of damage. and we will respond. we will respond proportionately and we will respond in a place and time

. >> greg, a kick in the gut is what he's used. >> michael de leon and greg bork, have sued the state of kentucky and its governor. their case is called bork versus beshear, the case that will go to the u.s. supreme court. >> when we started this a year and a half ago, we certainly didn't think we would be a case going to the supreme court. we thought that would be played out long before us. there were so many states in the queue before us and we thought this is going to get settled before kentucky makes it to the supreme court. and sure enough all the other circuits have ruled in favor of marriage equality department for the 6th circuit, actually, and we're shocked. >> the sixth circuit is called unpredictable and it was here in october that michael and greg lost their appeal. upheld in kentucky, michigan, ohio and tennessee. in the only appeals court ruling so far that upheld bans, judge jeffary suttojefer jeffrey sutton wrote, the couples of the same sex do not have children the same way as couples of opposite sexes. that's obvious to michael and greg. they adopted their two childr

greg do you want to start? >> i don't understand this bizarre obsession, we have 2.th2.5 million miles of pine lines. pine lines are the under ground heroes, they take care of our water, gas, natural crude oil, all under beneath our streets, going through our cities and towns, rivers and forests. the potential for train accidents is far more dangerous than pipeline. we have 2.5 million miles of pipeline, why is this a problem now? >> he also said at the very end of his keystone little answer, by the way, keystone won't have an affect on pipelines. >> somebody ripped about six pages out of the manual, because it seems he just missed the boat, i guess he doesn't watch your show. >> the fact that your gas prices are plummeting. the pressure is off a little bit. but they passed a bill, and as a keystone pine line, he will sign it. >> a lot of people heard they'll get a bill through. >> before the election, i would have said bob was right and i actually said keystone is probably the one thing that they'll be able to

. >>> i'm kimberly, along with bob, eric, dana and greg. this is "the five." >>> hewe hope you all had a nic thanksgiving weekend. and today in washington, president obama held three meetings in the wake of the unrest in ferguson. he met with his own cabinet and civil rights leaders and they called for bigger spending to better equip police. one person in attendance in the white house today, reverend al sharpton who was pretty fired up over the weekend. >> we lost the round, but the fight ain't over. and you don't judge the fight on one round, even if we get knocked down, we get up and go to the corner and come out fighting to the next round. you won the first round, mr. prosecutor. but don't cut your gloves off. because the fight's not over. justice will come to ferguson. >> charles barkley has a very different take on the ferguson decision, he's standing up for the cop and is lashing out against some of the protesters. >> them [ bleep ] who are looting, those aren't real black people, those are scum bags. we have to be really careful with

npr's international editor greg myrie is in washington tonight. greg welcome. give me your reaction to this story. >> yeah, this is the latest in several violent incidents we've seen in the jerusalem rah ramallah area. this has been a new and very worry some development. >> how important a figure was abuein and his death what will it mean for this conflict? >> right he's a significant figure. he was somebody who was out on the street, protesting. he had street credibility among palestinians. he wasn't a guy who just sat in his office. he was a well-known figure in a small community. he had done a lot of time in israeli prisons which gave him credibility. he dealt with prisoners' issues, he was a significant figure known by all the palestinians everywhere but particularly those in the west bank. >> there is call in the u.n. for a full probe the idf has launched a full investigation. is there overreach here when israeli forces deal with palestinian protesters in situations like this? >> well, from what we've seen in the video and the witness accounts, this is cer

. >> i'm greg, along with greg, bob, and dana and kimberly. this is "the five." >>> you know why i hate enhanced interrogation? it's not who we are. >> that's not who we are. that's not who we are. that's not who we are. that's not who we are. that's not who we are. that's not who we are. that's not who we are. >> that's not who we are, which makes me wonder, who the hell are we then? why would anybody want to work for this government overseas. this torture report, the rules for engagement for our soldiers, we enjoy the double of freedom thanks to stuff we don't see, stuff we don't want the see, tactics that aren't for spin the bottle. but to protect civilization within hours. the cia understands this, god bless them. if the country were under attack, wouldn't -- if we let the media control what remains on the table, there would be no damned table. so we were warned that this report will lead to more dead americans, but that threat was always there, our enemies always do things that are far worse than what's alleged here, and not to save lives

. >>> hello, everyone i'm greg, along with kimberly, dana and bob. this is "the five." an ap poll of the u.s. press after their top story of the year, they chose police killings of blacks, not ebola, not isis, not a missing airplane and it's 227 people, the police killings of blacks. i call that bad timing, but it's also the media completing their self-fulfilling premise, this is how it works. you take something awful and claim it reflects an epidemic, when the facts refute this, you dig the excitement of the antagoni antagonism, then comes the assaults and now murder. such incidents are stories, but the media turned them into an indictment creating an exaggerated narrative that endangered cops. and now that cops are making fewer arrests to protect their own lives, cnn asked if crime could spike. isn't that what you wanted a tinted police? that's what you have. many also wonderered if the k l killings would derail -- before the media, protest is their pal, it allows them to slam law enforcement as a proxy for america itself. fact is police save more american lives every

but they don't mention that in the report. >> greg? >> i guess i have a comment, maybe a question, it seems to me that this conversation, which everybody loves to use that word, about torture, it's really not a debate. i get the picture that everybody knows that torture is repulsive, but torture can be simultaneously wrong, but also necessary. we all know that cannibalism is against the law, it's awful, repulsive, unless you're the donner party, unless it's a last resort. and the fact is last resorts are called the last resort for that very reason and without a last resort. you do not have a first resort. because it defines everything that you do. you have to have that final step to know where you can go, that you're exhausted everything else that's possible. i don't get the sense that any of these people were particularly happy with what they did. >> you see this man,man--he say there was a call of duty and he answered it. but he talks about the techniques and talks about how these detainees, they knew the techniques that khalid sheik

so what do we know about greg's bike?as stolen around 5:00 this morning, ridden around san francisco for about 20 minutes. >> reporter: and taken here -- to u.n. plaza. amazingly, just steps from city hall. a well known black market right under the mayor's nose where stolen stuff gets fenced. in the light of day. >> you got eggplants on this side, you got pie on this side. farmer's market. >> everybody's here. >> reporter: ray kilroy is a former san francisco police lieutenant working as a consultant for "20/20." but what happens over there? >> you name it and you can buy it. >> reporter: hot iphones, ipads, jewelry -- and all too often, freshly stolen bikes. >> you can see there is a large group of bike people who are just looking to buy bikes and there is another group that are the electronic buyers. >> reporter: guys like "phil," who openly told us here in u.n. plaza there's a don't ask, don't tell policy. >> it's basically a swap shop. people get things and they come here and sell it. >> reporter: so we got all these

i think that it was very genuine, and i believed her. >> greg, do you care about this? >> i'm finding myself less and les interest in the this story. the victim married him, so that has always been kind of like a problem for me. what about her family, what about her mom and dad. i don't get how a dad can be okay with this. when she said he's a football player, it's almost like that trumps all behavior. >> what about those who are being abused by their spouse, saying, really? you're going to defend the guy? >> you would be amazed, domestic abuse shelters, there's one in baltimore that i have been to, they get abused and they go back. >> one more thing is up next. >> it's time now for one more thing with dana parino. >> i thought i would really make bob happy with three pictures of my weekend in south carolina. isn't that gorgeous? and you know who the next one is? >> whose boat is that? >> we have three pictures. look at this, this is an amazing picture. jasper's reflection is in the ornament. and i didn't even know it was there until after i had already taken the pictur

greg, always good to see you. has pimco steadied the ship after all the heavy withdrawals that they went through? >> yeah, i think so. i mean, it was an ugly divorce and you could argue maybe that they're both getting over it, maybe it's not happy ever have for both of them. they're both moving on, so pimco isn't moving as much money as they used to. clients aren't fleeing. what i foundism pressive is the performance has been quite respectable. even impressive because all the money is coming out, everyone is betting on performance and what we write in today's story, they maneuver aggressively behind the scenes, they ended up buying cheap bonds and profiting from that and selling things people didn't expect like pressure treasuries. all in all, they're doing quite well. mr. gross is moving on as well. >> so from an investor's point of view, greg, i don't know that you can really answer this, if you stayed with pimco, were you better off than following bill gross? to jan us? >> yes, sir, at janus, bill gross is doin

greg parker's cameras captured the horrific scene as the hours went by.nd for the first time, he's revealing what was going on behind the lens and what affected him the most. >> reporter: for me, one of the hardest things to see was those three women forced to hold that flag up up against the flag and another image of a poor guy in obvious distress with a muzzle of a shotgun in frame being pointed at his head. that was the first time he'd seen a clear threatening pose that the gun was pointed at a bloke's head, in a passive stance up against the glass. >> reporter: greg parker has been around the block a sfew times, he's seen good, also evil. but never this close to home. >> one of our producers had just come back over from the lindt cafe. >> reporter: greg has three cameras, including one with a powerful 600 millimeter lens on the coffee shop windows. when police snipers arrived to take up place in our newsroom -- >> we were getting something remarkable. the sniper asked if we could stay there and keep giving him continual information what we were seeing

joining me by phone is greg waldron. greg is the asia managing editor of "flight global." with what we know greg about this plane and its query to divert to another height flying it wanted to go to 38,000 feet. there was a thunderstorm at 52,000 feet. what else are you learning about what was going on in the air in that region at the time? >> well really the picture right now is quite unclear. we do know that the aircraft has disappeared. we do know it did request to change course. and we kind of know vaguely the last known coordinates of the aircraft. those have been given. the number of passengers and so forth. but right now we're at this time in the incident which is -- it's very early. i mean nobody really knows what's happened to the aircraft. presumably it has crashed, however. and it's likely if it crashed in the ocean near -- i guess to the west of borneo aircraft has started deploying out there to actually go out and start looking for it. now, the challenge with looking for an aircraft like this is if it's still raining and gloomy out there it's going to be very c

you are just naive. >> i was going to say i have that greg.on't have bodily functions. >> apparently it is men and kim jong-un. >> robert you a afraid your colon is going to atrophy. >> i'm telling you, you don't have to lose anymore. it is smooth. it is a perfect weight at all times. this is an amazing idea. i am not kidding. i know this is happening and where. when we come back, we will talk about eric's book. it is about smoking johnson. animal videos fox news.com/red eye. bulldog: well pup, it's out with the old and in with the new during mattress discounters' year end clearance sale. pup: look! i found a red tag! bulldog: that means folks can save up to 40% on clearance mattresses. pup: oh! here's another! bulldog: that means up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. pup: i found another red tag! bulldog: what? where? pup: right here, silly! [laughter] bulldog: that tickles! mattress discounters' year end clearance sale ends soon. ♪ mattress discounters ♪ >>> our annual new year's eve special returns. it is called "2014, go

i know what you mean, greg. look. i'm going to walk through this in a very methodical way because i want everybody to here what i'm saying very clearly tonight on the factor. my grand father was nypd. i know this city as well as any human being. i know that the new york city police department yip in 2014 probably the best police agency in the world. local police agency in the world. what they have done with crime is stunning. a city that had 3,000 murders a year now down to 300 in that range. you have a mayor that comes in a man named bill de blasio a far left individual who i will get to him in a moment. is he incompetent. he cannot run the city of new york killer, 2 8-year-old guy names brinsley, high school dropout. no father that we know of. the usual cultural devastation. okay? raised in poverty, bounces around, no education. no skills, doesn't hold a job. commits crime after crime after crime, the system won't deal with him because people like de blasio don't hold him accountable for anything. then the man snaps

greg? >> very important footage i have here to share with you, for this special day. so i don't want to bring you down. but it's munch kin on a sleigh ride. >> what is that? >> it's a dog and a teddy bear costume on a sleigh ride. he really is america's sweetheart. it's actually reese witherspoon. >> that's good. >> how could you not like this. this is madison reid of cleveland. she's 8 years old. she got interviewed by wkyz at the grand opening of a little free library. take a look at her. >> isn't that sweet. >> the world needs books. what would the world be like without books. cars can't go without gas, our brains can't go without books. the world needs books. we need books. >> that kid's got a future. >> good job, madison. >> president! >> that's a good literacy message. i just want to say, i think it's good kids away maybe from their little ipads, or nintendos, or wiis or play stations. this little boy got a photography class, go out and take pictures of great things. he went to the intrepid and was able to use that to take pictures of the boats. the camera is al

greg, great to have you here.n't realize this but people are getting into more debt right now. let's take a look at a couple of numbers here. 66% of consumers overspend an average of $116 so overbudget for christmas, and consumers are taking on $48 billion in new credit card dead in the fourth quarter -- debt in the fourth quarter. it looks like we're going right back to our old ways here, greg. >> sounds pretty familiar doesn't it? adding credit card debt was just a change we just saw this year. for the past several years consumers have actually paid down that credit card debt. now people are starting to feel better, more people working, you're starting to see that number creep back up, and as for the holiday overspend that's as an american tradition as apple pie. gerri: guilty as charged, even i did it. what is the top financial resolution and do people keep up with it? >> well the financial equivalent of diet and exercise. it tends to be saving and debt. your financial resolutions the most common ones tend to r