you've heard, john, hugh johnson there. hugh thinks the oil price could be as high as $80 a year from now and john thinks it could go low as 30. question for you. what's the right price for oil in today's market, number one, and what's the logical rate of growth for the u.s. economy? is 5% sustainable? >> first of all, it's amazing to have people so different. i think the oil paradigm changed in a fundamental way. saudi arabia is no longer willing to be a swing producer. they don't want to lose market share. i don't see us getting back to $90 anytime soon. that is good overall for the u.s. economy. it will reinforce consumer spending. so that's good news. today's number tells me the stand alone basis is gaining momentum and if it continues to do that, you could unleash a lot of cash that's used defensively by companies. the one thing too, tyler, i keep my eye on is what's happening in the west of the world. and this divergence between the u.s. and the rest of the world is going to be the major issue for markets in 2015. >>

>> obviously, the news i the with john hughes are the most well-known and no matter what i do i think known for that. and some people love the books i've written and music i've done or seen me in the stand with stephen king. i've done a lot of things. everything speaks to everybody in a different way. >> that was a little piece of the interview we did with molly ringwald. >> i asked lie darlene love abo0 feet from stardom. >> i haven't felt like i was 20 feet from stardom for a long time. it was doing that movie that brought everything back. ♪ ♪ >> about my life in the business. >> what did it feel like back then? >> well, i was a backup singer. the great thing about being a backup singer when i started, nobody treated me like a backup singer. they always were so excited about me and my group, the blossoms, being on their records, it was always great. you go in the studio, you felt you were one of the stars. the thing about the blossom, we were black and we were the first background singers to ever do recording sessions. it was a white world. the singers were white and they were like

remember john hugh, he went with fine toothed comb to follow all their poll cities, what good did they do? >> they dropped it and th-all te things were aju judjudicatadjud was no legal activity taking place. also when you look at this report, like dana mentioned, no cia personnel, any of the intergators, anyone involved with it was able to proffer any testimony, evidence for the report. so what you're getting is second hand, you're not even getting it directly from the people who actually participated in it. so i don't see how that can be a full and fair account of what actually happened. now we're putting out to our allies, who were so courageous on our behalf. >> but none of this has not been out already. it's not as if this is a brand-new revelation on a lot of people's parts. secondly, when you talk to people two have done the enhancement, talk about saudi arabia, and the basement torture chambers they have, how are you going to interrogate the saudis? >> what they said was that they went beyond what the justice department guidelines were. >> these were all techniques that were bri

all of the john hughes movies is a lie. no woman who looks leak molly ringwold would get jake ryan. d not even get ducky. at best you would lose your virg from long john silver. >> i think we have some tape of my favorite "dirty dancing" but it is a tie between -- no tape? it is so good. patrick swayzee, nobody puts baby in a corner. i carried a watermelon. but i like "staying alive" with john travolta. >> you love dance movies. >> i have hahnable -- honorable mentions "clue"," my left foot" and "mystic pizza" julia roberts when she was a wee child. >> when she was kind of fat. >> "spies like us." >> oh man i was going with "spinal tap" but" real genius." >> i love that movie. >> "big trouble in little chai chai -- china." "princess bride"" beatle juice" "uncle buck." >> how about "blood simple" and" raising arizona." >> not a "raising arizona" fan. >> because you are the devil. >> maybe. >> special thanks to dagen and bonnie mcfarland and mike baker. i'm andy levey. see you tomorrow night. . >>> hello, everyone, i'm dana, along with kimberly, eric and greg. it's 5:00 in new york cit

. >> how far we have come from the world of john hughes movies when this would have been funny. where did america's sense of humor go? and what is with her? you don't belong in the game. you are telling me you can't teach at high school stoned? you can go to high school stoned so you can teach high school stoned. >> you spent the entire decade of the 70s high. >> yes, and a large part of the 60s. i wasn't actually high in high school. we couldn't find any. we would date fat girls to get their dye qet pills. to get their diet pills. >> well there is a secret. >> kids, don't take drugs. bring them up here and give them to me. >> it is easy now. because it is so easy, it is not fun. should he be punished for this? >> i don't think so. mistakes happen. he is a child. she was an adult looking at a 16-year-old boy and a brownie. you think, well that's a perfect match. why would i be suspicious of a teacher -- the last thing i would cross my mind is that thing has pot in it. >> by the way, if you are a teacher, eat before you come to work. >> and good counsel as well for the 16-year-ol

>> planes, trains, automobiles, late, great john hughes with that movie with john candy.. i would replace trains. unit trains are, of course, hauling crude oil. not as much demand and replace trains with use lines. planes, cruise lines and automobiles. those are all going to benefit big-time, kelly, from this. that's going to carry well into 2015. so watch those. >> sharon? >> i want to bet on the consumer. not a specific name or sector but thinking about living in the northeast like me, heating oil, like me, how much less you pay to heat your home this winter and now with the big drop we saw today in that gas price, more than half of the country heating that way. we see a significant drop in expenditures there. consumers to heat the homes paying a lot less and hopefully good news for them. >> agree. a couple of costs are going up and i wonder if we have evidence of where people are spending the money. you like to think discretionary, health care premiums as they transition in this obamacare premium time and data anymore and whether it's their mobile phone, whether it's t

hughes. he died during a cricket match. john from his hometown. >> today australia paid tribute to hughes, the young boy from the country who made the big time. an estimated 5,000 mourners attended the service in the tiny farming town of maxville where phillip grew up. among them, the great from the cricket world as well as the prime minister tony abbott. bravely, the bowler who bowled the fatal delivery was also here. most have huge sympathy for him. the congregation heard of a young player who was knocked down at the prime of life. >> phillip's spirit which is now part of pour game forever will act as custodian of the sport we all learn. we must cherish it, learn from it, must dig in -- we must dig in and get through. >> outside people watch add on big screens set up on the local cricket pitch. maxville has lost its most famous son. for now though people across australia are reflecting on the loss of one of the game's brightest young stars. this small community has been profoundly shocked by the death of phillip hughes. just a

joining us now, scotty hughes. johnoehner bloomberg conservatives tonight and by that, i mean, conservative base in particular, and michelle bachman hit the nail on the head he never would have done this before the election. he has no inspiring vision and to me, he's a democratic party light. he doesn't have those bold difference that's reagan talked about. he should not be the speaker and should be replaced reaction? >> if on twitter now, the majority of the american as agree with you, sean. we've got issues with boehner all along. >> over two years sh he should go. >> he was with pelosi with insider trading and visa bill. he's had issues all along. this is a great opportunity, i think. >> john boehner is full of it. what do you think? >> no one else wants the job so he's not going anywhere. one theme we've heard is that congress shouldn't pass enormous bills without knowing what is in the bill. >> out of 1603 pages they added more pages nobody has read. and what bothers me about this, it funds $2.5 billion for illegal

. >> and my boys love john hughes and they love ferris beuller. >> they do? >> they do.thew broderick takes off the day of school and -- they crack up my boys. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> merry christmas, happy holidays and happy new year. we're going to be back right after this with more on "today" on nbc. [male announcer] it's in the nows that life is is lived. don't let them pass you by. jump into them. immerse yourself in them. ♪ because it's the nows that make the journey worthwhile. the wild atlanti c way. 1500 miles of extraordinary nows. jump into ireland. visit ireland.com to find out more. >>> that does it for us today, everybody. >> next week a big week. we'll tell you why. the highly anticipated much talked about premiere of "today the musical". >> starring my great pal regis philbin and the cast and crew here at the "today" show. >> you will be blown away. >> i'll tell you what it is it is out-regis. like it? yes. >> and it is all about that bra, that bra. >> not the bottom. >> and a look back at all the fun we had this year. >> and what we have t

. >> and my boys love john hughes and they love ferris beuller. >> they do? >> they do. one of those -- it is a classic and my boys just think it is hysterical the way matthew broderick takes off the day of school and -- they crack up my boys. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> merry christmas, happy holidays and happy new year. we're going to be back right after this with more on "today" on nbc. >>> that does it for us today, everybody. >> next week, a big week. we'll tell you why. the highly anticipated much talked about premiere of "today the musical". >> starring my great pal regis philbin and the cast and crew here at the "today" show. >> you will be blown away. >> i'll tell you what it is, it is out-regis. like it? yes. >> and it is all about that bra, that bra. >> not the bottom. >> and a look back at all the fun we had this year. >> and what we have to look forward to in 2015. >> have a great weekend, everybody. >> get your rest. you'll need it. >> pop the popcorn. >> he's out of control. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >> good friday morning and thanks for

joining me now to talk more about this incredible rally, cnbc contributor, john najarian, danny hughesm divine capital, holding down the fort at the new york stock exchange on set and here at the waldorf is patriarch partons lynn tilton and steve grasso, fast unmoney trade, will join us shortly. dr. j what do you make of this? >> i have said for a long time with you, kelly, that i think this is unambiguously bullish for the consumer, u.s. businesses, that is lower energy price. now, during the times when there was a concern as we were melting in crude oil, what linked to that what leverage or offbalance derivatives or anybody else could blow up from that? not the bank's exposure, not the 5 or 6% a lot of those big banks have to things like frack bug some of the exposure for perhaps things they have written, put they was britain on the energy space and so forth. instead of being a worry, we stabilize around this mid-50s level for crude oil, that's fantastic. again, consumers and business that stabilization is why you are seeing the rallies of the past two days. of course, lining with a

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john's. >> all right. check this out nestle unveiling a new and improved sales force in japan. pepper a robot capable of learning and expressing i was hughap emotion. pepper has a sense of humor and can greet and interact with customers it officially goes on sale in february and will cost 1800. >> japan loves its robots. britain' prince harry is calling on everyone today to share their secrets part of the feel no shame campaign. today is world aids day, and the feel no shame effort hopes to end the stigma felt lie those who have hiv. prince harry is asking everyone to bear their deepest secrets in the hopes of ending any shame associated with hiv. >> today world aids day my secret is believe it or not i get incredibly nervous before public speaking no matter how big the crowd or the audience. >> harry's mother princess diana work with aids patients. british prince is now following in his mother' footsteps leading his own initiative. >>> a group of strangers banned together springing into action to help those injured in a car crash. a number of people found themselves stuck in traffic saturday in denver because of this crash. witnesses sa

john and edith, thank you sincerely. we want to thank nancy glick and joel payne who have helped us with this meeting. lisa hughesmy colleague from the national patient advocate foundation is in the back of the room and several staff members that have dropped in. grab a snack as you leave, and thank you again. thank you. [applause] thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> love this week, we have been showing selections from 10 years &a" program. join us for a conversation with robert novak at 7:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. p.m., we will:00 show you president obama and the as they light the national christmas tree. it includes musical performances and a reading by the first lady. also, this years white house decorations and the capitol christmas tree lighting ceremony with members of congress. that started a clock p.m. 8:00 p.m.ea -- at eastern. a discussionght, theow religion impacts supreme court here in washington. it is currently made up of si

john and edith, thank you sincerely. we want to thank nancy glick and joel payne who have helped us with this meeting. lisa hughes, my colleague from the national patient advocate foundation is in the back of the room and several staff members that have dropped in. leave, andk as you thank you again. thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] c-span, a on conversation on curbing violence in african american communities. human rights abuses in north korea, and later, dr. francis collins talks to cancer research and technology. on the next "washington onrnal," a chief economist emerging trends from the markets. the author of the book "stonewalled." the fight for truth in obama's washington. washington journal is live with the day's headlines. every morning on c-span at 7:00 a.m. eastern. here is a look at some of the programs you will find christmas day on the c-span networks. holiday festivities start at 10:00 a.m. eastern with the lighting of

johns hopkins? >> six years. >> before that >> at the university of san francisco and before that harvard for medical school. >> how long was your medical school? >> four years and one year at howard hughesng research investigation. >> you're only 43. go back then, beyond harvard, where were you in school before that? >> before harvard i was at the university of california at berkeley, u.c. berkeley and before that, you know, from 1988 to 1991, i was in a small community college in stockton, california northern california right before i went to unfortunately c. berkeley and right before that, i was working in the fields. >> how long did you work in the fields? >> i work in the fields to about a year and a half and then simultaneously as i was working, as i was studying english in community college, i was working on the railroad. >> let's go back before you jumped the fence. >> yes. >> when did you fall into the tanker and why? >> so this is around this time. this is when i was in community college learning english and i fell and i guess we have to set up the story because it's a metaphor in many ways as to what it's like to fight for your own life and what it's like sometimes to give up

hughes so smug that even bill cosby pitied him." host: back to the phones on who had the best year and worst year this year. john, oregon seaside. caller: how are you doing? i think the american people that the worst this year. the 1% got the best. i think that the crony capitalism is ruining our country. when you have so many people out of work and then the 1% holding trillions of dollars, the people that work for walmart, for target, getting two hours per week, barely making minimum wage, then these big corporations doing better than they have ever had in their history and they cannot take the money back. i think it is a shame that we, the american people, have to suffer because of the rich. host: us we go, illinois, steve hey, steve. caller: the conservative wings of the republican party had a bad year. the other side would be the establishment republicans. they had the best year. i think it is going to be the same one year from now. caller: i was going to ask you about 2015. the president still in office of course, republican congress, what are you expecting here in town? caller: i expect them to spend the same amounts of mo

hugh grant there, if you can't tell. the famous movie named after that. and neil patrick harris wrote in, massive congrats to sir elton john and david furnish now officially married, thrilled for you both. and this little guy wanted to send in his well wishes. congratulations to the two from all of us here at the "today" show as well. >> we thought they were married already. and then i saw it trending on twitter. i was like, oh, no, they aren't. >> the law just changed recently in the uk. so congrats to them. >>> coming up, the war over weed. why neighboring states are suing colorado over its history-making legislation of marijuana. >>> and newly released video of ray and janay rice kissing just after that infamous elevator incident. why critics say police should never have allowed them to get that close. this is "today" on nbc. >>> coming up on "trending," definitive proof that those a little more snow.♪ ♪a couple more reindeer. ♪a couple more bows. ♪another dozen cookies. ♪just in case the neighbors show.♪ a little more joy for christmas!♪ ♪just a bit more garland. ♪so my stairway looks divine.♪ ♪another nutcracker, so t

john heilemann, what's going on over there? >> it's a huge culture clash that's played out there. one that you could say some people thought you could see coming from the moment that chris hughesthere and not just frank but a lot of -- almost everybody of consequence on editorial side has walked out the door with frank leaving and a lot of the contributing editors and a lot of top reporters. they basically left on friday. >> we love frank. we love so many people that left the magazine. >> it's a big challenge. it's a big challenge to take an old media brand like that and try to repurpose it for the future. it's harder to do it when you don't have talent. they don't have a lot of that right now. >> it's going to be really tough for them. now, chris, of course, who is paying for all of this, you know, saw that they lost 5 million bucks last year. it's in "the new york times" story. so you just wonder. the magazine has been losing money for years. at some point you have to make some really tough decisions but, boy, this was an earthquake, journalistic earthquake. >> sure was. >>> up next, he went from u.s. army to capitol hill. senator-elect tom cotton joins us with his take on m

john music. i was waiting for that. the #share the love was active. here is one that david if you are nish put out. one wedding, no funeral. that's hugh grant if you can't tell. a famous movie. neil patrick harris, congrats now officially married. that came in even this little guy wanted to send in. that's the latest. congratulations from the "today" show as well. >> we thought they were married already. i saw it trending on twitter. >> the law just changed in the uk. congrats to them. >> coming up, the war over weed. neighboring states are suing colorado after legalization of marijuana. >> new video of ray and janay rice kissing after that infamous elevator incident. why critics say police should have never allowed them to get that close. first, this is "today" on nbc. sweetie, i'd love a hazelnut. mom? dad? big uncle wayne? hot chocolate. green tea. uh, decaf, cuz. wow. i'm dying for an herbal tea. the all new keurig 2.0. >>> coming up on trending proof that the popular elf on a shelf dolls really come to life when kids are asleep. a little more snow.♪ ♪a couple more reindeer. ♪a couple more bows. ♪another dozen cookies. ♪just in ca