jason lynch there. >> up next, a rough day for the markets.ake or break session for the s&p on this new year's eve. currently slipping to the down side of half of 1% brsh first, rick santelli, what are you watching today? >> well, of course, i'm trying to think about what type of economic horsepower we're going to have for 2016. not just domestically but globally. after the break, we're going to be talking about horses and saddle bags. all coming up. looking for 24/7 digestive support? try align for a non-stop, sweet-treat-goodness hold-onto-your-tiara, kind-of-day. live 24/7 with 24/7 digestive support. try align, the undisputed #1 ge recommended probiotic. >> coming up on the halftime report. 2016 here we come as we close out the trading we're. this gives you their number one trading whered for next year. plus, in 2014 he said oil would hit $35 this year. almost exactly where it stands today. what does he see ahead in 2016? tom clover will be joining us. our old friend herb greenberg told you the best and worst ceos of the we're. is he back

attorney general loretta lynch is expected to make the announcement later this week. former chicago police officer jason van dyke waa charged with the murder of 17-year- old laquan mcdonald after video of the incident was released last month. earlier today, the reverend jesse jackson led a arally throughhhe streets of downtown chicago. he called for federal intervention and transparency in the investigation. fought. we never won a battle unless we fought. good news, it takes white and black keys to the resignations of the chicago and the district attorney. and -- authorities are searching for three people after cleveland police say they robbed and pistol-whipped a priest! cording to police --the 61- year-old priest was approached three armed men as he walking to his car after leaving a church saturday night. he experienced hand and face injuries in the attack but refused medical attention. similar incidents were reported by two othehe victims. tonight -- president obama addressed the nation on the threat of terror at home. he called thiipast week's shootings in cacaifornia an act of terrorism. he offere

loretta lynch made the announcement just hours ago. former chicago police officer jasonarged in laquan mcdonald's murder. >>> look at this smoke and flames. this is a jet on fire on a runway. this fire started coming from the engine, then this happened. the plane exploded kill two people on board. >>> we are working to get you an update on a mulch fire out in montgomery county. fire crews are at the aspen landscaping company to make sure it stays under control. the fire started saturday night. fire crews say they're letting it burn itself out. there's no threat to the people in silver spring area right now. >>> no problems driving around weather-wise for the rest of the afternoon and evening rush hour and for tomorrow morning's rush hour as well. we'll have dry weather here, just later today a slight chance of a few sprinkles maybe in southern maryland, northern neck eastern shore. temperatures in the 50s. 40s in shenandoah valley. out in the mountains, low 40s. the metro area in the low to mid 50s over the afternoon hours and maybe upper 50s in washington by mid to late

stephen lynch (d- massachusetts)she said she didn't have her numbers with her but that's exactly the type of information we would be looking for chairman jason chaffetz was more forthright on the matter rep. jason chaffetz/chairman, house oversight and government reform committee it's scares me because these people are supposed to be protecting the united states of america and they can't even answer the most basic of questions stand-up as a result the committee held a re-do - this in which kelli ann burriesci's bosses were called to answer the questions she couldn'tnats dhs's alan bersin defended buriesci"i make no apologies for her. she is first ratetehe is an american and a patriot and i regret that you came away wh a different impression."...as lawmakers unleashed a new round of questioning about how the government decides who is allowed in and who isn't.in washington i'm kf reporting. 3 3 3 taking a live look over onawa tonight on our skywatch camera. sunshine returned today. will it be back tomorrow? 3 3 <

lynch calling for a federal probe. the police force has been under intense scrutiny since the release of a video showing white police officer jason van dyke mcdonald 16 times. emily: the convoy bringing holiday wreaths to arlington national cemetery is now on its way south. the trip began in maine saturday. the "wreaths across america" trucks will be making a stop in topsfield today. the organization has been putting wreaths on every grave at arlington since 1992. volunteers will be placing the wreaths on the graves next weekend. randy: tonight is the second night of hanukkah. the festival of lights is already bringing a glow to downtown crossing. boston mayor marty walsh was on hand to light the menorah last night. the state house menorah lighting is today at sundown. emily: danielle, a check of the weather today. another warm day. it seems so odd to say warm in december. danielle: good morning, emily and randy. this morning we are waking up to some patchy fog and potentially some black ice where temperatures are below the freezing mark. be aware of that. but the warm trend does continue today as temperatures warm up into the mi

officer jason van dyke was charged with murder after video of the incident was released last month. attorney general loretta lynch expected to announce that investigation later on this week. >>> 5:09 right now. still ahead, the star-studded event happening in d.c. the icons honored at the kennedy center. >>> plus, forget the sleigh. santa's on a motorcycle. that brought smiles to the faces of local children. >>> chris has our chances of hitting 60 in december in the new york area. weather and traffic on the 4s coming up as we look at the tappan zee bridge there. why let someone else have all the fun? the sometimes haphazard, never boring fun. the why can't it smell like this all the time fun. the learning the virtue of sharing fun. why let someone else have all the fun? that's no fun. >>> it's 5:12. here are four things to know nation from the oval office, talking about the strategy against isis. today commissioner bratton and mayor de blasio will meet with clergy leaders from across the city to talk about terrorism. >>> police released a new photo of a man wanted for questioning in a string of arson fires in for

lynch says the investigation will focus on the department's use of force including use of deadly force as well as accountability within the department. calls for the federal probe showed officer jason van dyke shooting 17-year-old laquan mcdonald 16 times last year. van dyke is charged with first degree murder. authorities are already conducting a criminal investigation into the shooting. >>> a wreath laying ceremony took place this morning at the intrepid air and sea space museum. one of the many events in the area marking this pearl harbor day. today marks the 74th anniversary of the japanese attack. >>> former president jimmy carter says he is cancer-free. >> when i went this week, they didn't find any cancer at all so i have good news. >> the former president revealed yesterday the results of a recent brain scan. the 91-year-old started treatment for melanoma in august after doctors found tumors on his liver and brain. he was also treated with immunotherapy drug. >> great news there. >> coming up on cbs2 at noon, new jersey kicks off the latest state-mandated bear hunt. >> plus alicia keys reveals nominees in four of the biggest grammy awards. next. >> got to tell you this show

stephen lynch (d- massachusetts)she said she didn't have her numbers with her but that's exactly the type of information we would be looking for chairman jason chaffetz was more forthright on the matter"it's scarar me because these people are supposed to be protecting the united states of america and they can't even answer the result the committee heldha re-do - this time a full committee hearing in which kelli ann burriesci's bosses were called to answer the questions she couldn'tdhs's alan bersin defended buriesci "i make no apologies for her. she is first rate she is an american anand a patriot and i regret that you came away with a different impression."...as lawmakers unleashed a new round of questioning about how the government decides who is allowed in and who isn't.in washington i'm kf reporting. as for some of the numbers lawmakers were looking for, here are some of the key ones. ones.according to the dedertment of homeland security, 22-hundred syrian refugees have entered the u-s since the start of that country's civil war.more than half are children.two percent are men of fighting age, age,there are 118 investigations open on syri

lynch calling for a federal probe. the police force has been under intense scrutiny since the release of a video showing white police officer jason van dyke shooting black teenager laquan mcdonald 16 times. emily: a disturbing case in california. police say they've arrested the mother of a newborn found buried alive in compton. police followed the sound of crying to find the baby girl who was in a crevice about a foot below two pieces of asphalt. officers think that baby was three or four days old at the time. she's doing okay and will adoption. randy: investigators are trying to figure out what caused the fire that damaged a home in clinton. the flames broke out on chestnut street yesterday morning. six people were home at the time. everyone escaped safely. it seems the tide is turning in favor of a needle-exchange program in worcester. last month the city council voted 9-1 in favor of a resolution backing the program. the board of health has the final say on whether it will actually happen. it's all part of an effort to deal with the opioid crisis. "the telegram" reports the idea was rejected when it was first presented in worc

lynch on charges of also participating in the decades-long, multi-million dollar corruption scheme that has thrown soccer's world governing body into turmoil. in chicago, court records show that police officer jasonvan dyke, who has been indicted for shooting african-american teenager laquan mcdonald 16 times, may have also played a role in the cover-up of another fatal police shooting a decade ago. the family of emmanuel lopez says that in 2005, five chicago police officers shot lopez 16 times and then falsely claimed lopez had tried to run over an officer with his car. in a deposition, van dyke admitted that he copied the statements of his fellow police officers in order to corroborate their story. lopez's family has brought a lawsuit over the killing, which goes to trial in february. a 22-year-old moroccan refugee has died after being electrocuted by a border fence between greece and macedonia. it sparked protests by refugees stranded in greece. the man was electrocuted thursday. his charred body was later carried during a protest march. human rights groups say he is the first refugee to be killed at greek-macedonian border. in israel and the occupied territories, israeli soldiers have shot an

lynch scheduling a news conference just two hours from now, the chicago p.d. under intense scrutiny following the shooting of an unarmed black teen by a white police officer last year, officer jason van dyke facing murder charges. >> the f.b.i. is now investigating a deadly police shooting in miami. a bystander recorded what happened. police stay the shirtless man identified at 51-year-old dave weinstat was involved. >> after a period of time, he came out. he took his shirt off and he came out, and he was challenged by the officers in the street and at some point during that confrontation, he did raise his hand with a straight razor in it and he was shot. >> he had just escaped from a prison rehabilitation center. he was finishing a 12 and a half year sentence for bank robberies committed in florida. >> vice president joe biden in ukraine this morning will meet with president poroshenko and also address the ukrainian parliament. biden's visit is designed to show u.s. support while at the same time criticizing russia. >> there's been almost no coverage of joe biden's upcoming visit to ukraine in the russian media. perhaps that's because of the moment russian attackses are focused