. >>> and many have tried to imitate the president's hairdo, but only one man can

. >> got my hairdo. >> get my hair did. >> probably feels really good. finally scratch her belly and rub her back. the best part is in a very short time, they were able to work with another organization, pal rescue, to find her a loving, new home. look she's got sisters now. >> her demeanor is so sweet. when they approached her you can tell she needed a little tlc. >> um-hum she'll have lots of fresh food and kisses, too. >>> nothing like grand adventure with your buddies. four guys, travis rice, ian walsh, graham scott and emery ross set out across the ocean, they left from tahiti to sail all the way, 2500 miles to hawaii along the way looking for some remote and awesome surf spots. the cool part about their trip on falcor, i love the name of the sailboat, along the way they're doing research. >> every single 100 miles during our entire voyage we're putting away one canteen to send to at venture scientists to test for microplastics in the ocean. >> they're on a mission for good as well. >> yeah, they're going to be mining some data along the way. so let

. >>> and many have tried to imitate the president's hairdo, but only one man can the donald. and since you can't beat him, why not join home by shaving the whole head to the back of yours even his eyebrows. it's thursday, december 7th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >> it's a good look. that is commitment. it would look great on you. >> check it out, i got it! >> why not stop there. get a tattoo as well, of the president. >> all right, i'll have a conversation about that. >> we'll take a look at that a little later on, but we do want to get to the fire situation on the west coast, because there are fires burning all over southern california. take a look. officials say the blaze in this one in ventura county has grown to 140 square miles, and the worst may yet to come. >> conditions are so toxic in some areas that nearly 300 schools will be closed today from the flames have come to one of the nation's busiest highways, the 405 described by some as driving through hell. >> certainly looks that way. officials have identified five major active fires, including the t

. >> i'm so focused on look at all those weird, bad hairdos. you never have to think about that. can just focus on the content. >> on the moves. >> he has them. >> i want to just say this has been an amazing year, a great opportunity to be part of the show because there is so much news in the news cycle you don't often get to dig into things. but with this guy wanted this audience, we do. >> thank you to you and thank you for your support all year. you can catch us together every weekday at 11:00 a.m. >> and find me monday through friday here on msnbc at 9:00 a.m. >> and you can find me monday through friday on msnbc at 3:00 p.m. eastern. have a very happy new year. we'll see you in 2018. >> bye-bye. ♪ prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. plus, 24 month financing available. ends monday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. >>> good day,

this hairdo lands a wisconsin style isles behind bars after sniff ago customer's ear and ran the clipperir head which she claims was an accident. he was arrested on suspicion of mayhem and disorderly conduct. what? that is terrible. rob: they say fashion shouldn't be a crime. it was. jillian: thanks for watching. have a good day. >> at least 40 are dead and dozens more injured after a bombing attack overnight in kabul, afghanistan. fox news is told no u.s. or coalition troops were hurt. many of the victims are students. >> caught red-handed, china accused of illegally selling north korea oil defying u.n. sanctions. >> we need to tighten the screws on china now obviously. they are not doing their part. >> president trump wins the award for the worst, most negative coverage conducted by pew research center. >> with an interview with the soon to be married prince harry former president obama took aim at president trump's twitter habit. >> the notion you are going to attack the president for using twitter is akin for attacking fdr or

a very unwanted hairdo.... the victim told officers that the stylist asked him to stop fidgeting.t his ear. and ran clippers down the middle of his head. police arrested the stylist --who says it was an accident---and pleaded not guilty to disorderly conduct. (catherine) in sports -- the warriors are playing the utah jazz at oracle arena tonight we'll give you a quick update (grant) plus -- the raiders and 49ers might not be in the playoffs this season but heading into week 17... they'll be looking to build towards the future mark carpenter tells us the teams expectations for sunday. he has all the sports coming up from career-ending revelations to chaos at the oscars.(catherine) it was quite a year in the entertainment world. david daniel takes a look back at 20-17 in hollywood. barry jenkins: "i noticed the commotion that was happening, and i thought something strange had occurred..." strange indeed! february's academy awards ended with the biggest blunder in 89 years of oscars history, as warren beatty and faye dunaway got the wrong envelope, and mistakenly announced "la la lan

a hairdo is to show off the person, not the artist. when people at a wedding look at a wedding cake and see words. there was an gentleman who had upset his wife and written some words, saying i'm sorry for what i did and the chef asked and the cake maker was asked, was that affiliated with you and she said, no. it is affiliated with the person who shows the cake at their wedding. it is what they wish to show. how is this your client's expression and how can we find something whose predominant purpose is virtually always to be eaten, call it a medium for expression? i can see if they create a cake and put it in a museum as an example of some work of art. that might be different. the circumstances which show they want this to be affiliated with themselves. explain how that becomes expressive speech, that medium becomes expressive speech? >> not all cakes would be considered speech but in the wedding context, mr. phillips is painting on a blank canvas. he is creating a painting that expresses messages and including words and symbols. >> t

a hairdo is to show off the person, not the artist. when people at a wedding look at a wedding cake and they see words, as one of the amici here, the pastry chef said, there was a gentleman who had upset his wife and written some words that said "i'm sorry for what i did," something comparable, and the chef was asked, the cake maker was asked, was that affiliated with you? and she said no. it's affiliated with the person who shows the cake at their wedding. it's what they wish to show. so how is this your client's expression, and how can we find something whose predominant purpose is virtually always to be eaten? call it a medium for expressive expression. mind you, i can see if they've -- create a cake and put it in a museum as an example of some work of art, that might be different because the circumstances would show that they want this to be affiliated with themselves. but explain how that becomes expressive speech, that medium becomes expressive speech. ms. waggoner: certainly not all cakes would be considered speech, but in the w

the salon called xb hairdos several creative cuts, including lion king, the moan a least, a not sureinished product. >> wow. >> look at that. >> eyebrows, wow. >> now the good thing about this is it is in taiwan. and we probably won't see those here. >> well, the thing is, we have people in philly, we do it every year. >> i know it. >> i've had many people shaved in the back every my head over the years. >> was it your head? i think people have your face on their heads. >> i've seen that. and i've had other people's faces on the back of my head. >> kenny duncan, he comes in and does it. >> let's have kenny come in and do it, maybe santa claus. >> you'll get santa claus? >> in the back of high head, back into some schools, ho-ho-ho. >> last time you got something shaved in your head, you made a bet, you thought the eagles would lose. >> that's right. we got skyfox up. we got a back up man. this is 95. i have a feeling, the back up might be northbound. >> yes, this is 95 northbound, you got highway patrol officer going up the center. this back up is created because everyone is going no

invitation, what about the menu, what about the makeup artists, what about the person who does the hairdosples. so there were a lot of what-ifs on that side. on the other side, the conservatives said if colorado gets its view here, if they win the case, could, for example, catholic legal services be told to provide the service or could they turn them around? both sides of anthony kennedy were on display because on the one hand, he said, what if a sign went up in the bakery that said, we don't bake cakes for same-sex couples, wouldn't that be an affron torques t to the g community? and he also said, what if bakers across the country said we don't want to bake for same-sex marriages. would you feel vindicated, he said, to the lawyer for the baker. but then later in the argument, he told a lawyer for the state of colorado, tolerance is essential in a free society and colorado wasn't very tolerant of jack phillips' belief. he's the baker here. if all eyes are on justice kennedy as we think -- we don't know where justice kennedy is going to come down on this. he seems, on the one hand, very sym

the exceptions, the black power spokesmen, feminists, anti-feminists with their hairdos, but only occasionalual relief. one could count on distraction mannerisms, his almost british accent, his inclination to dirt his tongue out -- dart his tongue out like a lizard. of visuallement interest on firing line i have ever been able to detect is whether mr. buckley would someday part his hair with his tongue. but it really did not matter. viewers give for the words and ideas and perhaps in the show premiered in 1966, the novelty of a right-wing conservative explaining his position. whether you watch as a liberal or conservative viewer, you would find both offended and challenged. in 1964 richard hofstetter said right wing political thinking was paranoia and status anxiety. whether you thought his politics were abhorrent, he was walking, talking proof of this insufficiency. as if to drive the point home, one of the earliest guests was very cold water. to many americans, the landslide defeat confirmed david sunny skies'-- susskind's comments. buckley was determined to show the world that conservativ

you don't go unnoticed with that hairdo. >> i think maybe she tried to be who she is and thought shee. you can't do that. >> look, we're not on beyoncÉ's status and even w hat on just 'cause you want to get through the aisles sometimes. >> did she just compare herself to beyoncÉ. >> i said we're not beyoncÉ. >> whawhat's your hive called. >> the mo hawks. >> steve, let me text somebody. >> amazing mo hawks. >> some day we'll get the payout for all of this. >> oh boy. >> what could be next summer's next must see movie. this time around chris pratt and bryce dallas howard returned to the island they abandoned if the first movie to try to save some of the dinosaurs from an erupting volcano but they encounter terrifying new breeds of gigantic dinosaurs. the new movie features the return of a living treasureg tre it out. >> do these animals deserve the same protections given to other spec >> these creatures were here before us. if we're not careful, they're going to be here after. >> forget about -- forget about any dinosaur you saw on the scene. it is the return of ian malcolm played by

went to high school with betty liu and i wonder what she is up to now and does she still had that hairdo yes. mike: now, look -- you look it facebook but you fear being influenced by the russians. it is a different mindset going into the big social media stocks in general. >> what might replace that? p/e -- as people rotate out of big tech? mike: i don't know if that is enough to p/e -- as people rotat of damage the business that much. i think it is a risk worth keeping in the back of your mind. we have seen this tentative akin for throw tatian into financials out of big tech. obviously, on the prospects for higher interest rates in 2018. a lot of it also bleeds into factor investing. time, the growth factor or moment factor was dominated by big cap tech. i was looking at when of the this.um -- that tracks we present financials right now. things are changing a little bit into not exactly what it was in 2017 where it was growth and momentum dominated by tech. momentum will still be there for tech but optimism around financials is so great that i would not be surprised to see financials do

♪ a bushy, bushy blonde hairdo surfing .sa pete: that is a picture of me surfing in the big stream.e the president on twitter. i immediately respond, and we're -- we have a surfing machine here. and on top of that, unjust, i've got a little something for you to help you wear while you're surfing this, and that is, hawaiian shirts. pete: nice. griff: come on out. they're coming. pete: i have a little something for you while we wait. griff: oh, boy. eboni: we heard about it. griff: hawaiian shirts. i'll wear the army hat. pete: i'll trade it for a hawaiian shirt. griff: i'll wear the army hat. eboni: thank you. griff: there we go. eboni: no, i like this one. griff: she gets ladies' shoes. griff: you can wear whatever shirt you want. all of a sudden it just doesn't feel as cold as it is out there. eboni: okay. beautiful. toss that on. griff: we are going surf.ng pete: we're going surfing, you're wearing an army hat, up is down, left is right, nothing makes sense. griff: and neither does the news news. we've got to get some news in. pete: sunday on "fox & friends," wake up with us and e