kayla refused to let a cancer diagnosis get her down. doctors subjected her to months of almost cruel chemotherapy, but when i was finished, charles and kayla heard good news. >> the chemo goes from february to may, and then what? >> and then i was told that i was in remission, so we were really excited about that. >> jon: but there was a downside. her doctors warned that the ravages of the chemo likely meant no more children for kayla, crushing the couples dreams. >> jon: you were told that you probably wouldn't be able to have another child. >> exactly. >> jon: and then what? >> and then in june we found out we were pregnant. >> jon: but there was so much more to celebrate. take me back to that day. >> she called me and said hey, are you sitting down? i said yeah, what's up? she's pregnant, awesome, she said there's four. and i kind of went into, oh, my god, what? >> jon: yes, kayla was carrying quadruplets. is there a history of multiple births and your family? >> i think my great grandma was a twin, but other than that, no. >> jon: a

let's get over to kayla, talk about what she's watching. kayla? well, carl, you said it, we've been watching how close the dow got to that psychologically important 20,000 mark on friday. but joining me now at one market, alphaone capital partners founding partner dan niles. dan, what a treat to sit with you in person. >> nice sitting with you in person as well. >> do you care about dow 20,000? is it meaningful to you? >> i don't pay attention to it. it's just another -- it's a nice, round number and people get focused on it, but it's not that relevant. >> will it bring more retail investors back into the market? >> i don't think that will bring retail investors back. it's really what you saw since the election, where the market had sort of been floundering and been flat for 18 months or so. and then the market started to pick up and people started to feel better about growth, and if you believe that stock prices reflect growth prospects, that's what will get people excited. >> the election also caused a massive rotation out of some of the growth

>> kayla: i agree with you. i do.ou deserve a new start, too, and this is a new page in your life, and-- >> joey: hey. >> kayla: hi. >> jade: sorry i'm late. >> joey: you okay? >> jade: i had another fight with polly. >> kayla: who? >> jade: a girl i'm staying with. >> joey: really? >> jade: yeah. she wants me out of her apartment. and i get it--it's her place. but she could have at least given me some warning. >> joey: jade. >> jade: and i don't see what the big deal is about my keeping a couple boxes there till i find someplace else. >> joey: jade. we have a surprise for you.

kayla. she's the queen of inis it a grahame. kayla itsines.y habits. a 28-day plan that doesn't involve calorie counting. you're huge -- i don't have to tell you this, huge on social media. you're going jump-start us. >> thank you. thank you so much. >> thank you, kayla. >>> and to stay healthy, a big medical headline about drinking and your heart and how it affects men and women. here to weigh in. >>> we have a lot coming up. let's start with the morning rundown. >> the deadly storm hitting the south. at least five deaths are blamed on extreme weather in alabama, florida, and georgia. at least 12 reported tornadoes overnight. adrienne bankert is in rehobeth, alabama with more. >> reporter: we're right down the street from where a tree fell on a mobile home, killing four people inside. the storm ripped the siding and caused veer roof damage to this church. 70-mile-per-hour winds in georgia. this system packed a lot of rain as well. in florida, a 70-year-old man was killed by rising waters. the cleanup starts today. also the national weather se

kayla never had raw salmon and we're going to eat it on tv, the first time you're going to have that. >> where do the mustard greens come in. >> on the bottom. okay. >> you eat them -- >> can i get some more in mine? >> of course, that's part of cooking, having experiences and trying to -- >> you dip it. >> you dip the greens you'll be fine. >> and i like sushi so i'm sure -- >> good. uh-huh. >> that's so tasty. food is really a different language, different culture and different textures and all about having different experiences we learn from the next -- >> kayla, what do you think? >> it's pretty good time. >> i'm glad. thank you very much. >> what kind of advice do you have for a young person who wants to become a chef? >> bring your notebook, listen to chef and find a mentor. you can always move on. i'm here because i found a mentor. i've been lucky enough to travel all over the world through cooking, cooking for the president, barack obama or mr. clinton, traveled all over the world through food. and aspire, inspire and aspire, that's something that we do at our restaurant. >> g

. >> christie got the idea in 2012 when she met kayla family friend diagnosed when neuroblastoma. >> christie had this identify tee come over, cut it shorter, so it would be able to lose. >> she spent gosh an hour or two with kayla. >> it just transformed the room, from a sad hospital room to a party. >> over course of kayla's treatment, christie kept coming, bringing bright bows and ribbons. >> i left that day feeling like i wanted to spread this other families, other kids, who are going through such hard situation. >> her non-profit, mission christie cares, gives free haircuts to patients and families at the ronald mcdonald houses, st. christopher hospital and shop. >> it allows families to just get breath of fresh air, for what they're going through. >> eight other stylists donate their time giving 150 to 200 free haircuts a year. christie will always remember kayla. >> if it weren't for her i wouldn't be able to spread fate hope and love one haircut at a time. >>> such a great idea. and there are other strangers helping people with serious illness. >> they sure r it can be nely t

kayla. she's the queen of instagram. kayla itsines.althy habits. she's got a 28-day plan that doesn't involve calorie counting. you're huge -- i don't have to tell you this, huge on social media. we're so happy to have you here. >> thank you. >> you're going to jump-start us into the new year. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, kayla. >>> and to stay healthy, a big medical headline about drinking and your heart and how it affects men and women. dr. besser and dr. ashton are here to weigh in. >>> we have a lot coming up. let's start with the morning rundown. >>> all right, guys. good morning. we begin with the deadly storm hitting the south. at least five deaths are blamed on extreme weather in alabama, florida, and georgia. at least 12 reported tornadoes overnight. adrienne bankert is in rehobeth, alabama, with all the latest on that. aide adrienne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, amy. yes, we're right down the street from where a tree fell into a mobile home, killing four people inside. the winds were strong enough to rip th

mike santoli joins us here at post 9, along with jon fortt and kayla tausche, to talk about the market impact. the president of the united states this morning commenting about the overall stock market. >> yes. >> and how much people who bought in since the election have been rewarded. your thoughts. >> it is true. i mean, there's no way to get around the timing of it all, but i've been sort of saying a lot had to come together, both with regard to policy and policy hopes and outside of that for the market to do what it's done since the election, as many people have commented. ah all of the leading indicators turning up, earnings pointed in the right direction and bond yields globally going up. all this fed into an idea that things were getting better. and then you had the overlay of there will be business-friendly policy coming out. and i think it did keep investors focused on this story line, that yes, things are getting better now, but maybe we

kayla?thanks so much, seema. >>> straight ahead on "squawk alley," we'll speak with the head of microsoft's commercial business on the heels of an impressive quarter. his take on the business and the competition, coming up. >>> plus, the mayor of los angeles on the record when it comes to president trump and a trade war with mexico. his take, coming up next. >>> i'm morgan brennan with your "cnbc news update" this hour. a senior iranian clerk is warning president trump not to make mistakes in identifying terrorists, this during friday prayer services in tehran. the cleric also called on trump to refrain from warmongering and arming terrorists. >>> u.s. and south korean troops holding military exercises this week in the mountains of the korean peninsula. the troops trained on skis in camouflage and hand-to-hand fighting. >>> and iraqi forces raising the iraqi flag outside mosul university. it's located in the eastern section of mosul, which has been recently liberated by the iraqi army from i

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kayla tausche and myself at post 9.on fortt's on assignment and inside.com founder and ceo jason calacanis and greik-off partners ellie wheeler. guys, good morning to you both. first to our top story. a busy morning on capitol hill. just moments ago, house republicans along with vice president-elect mike pence making a joint statement on the future of obamacare. we have team coverage this morning. eamon javers in washington, john harwood outside trump tower. eamon, let's begin with you. >> reporter: good morning, carl. you just heard from the vice president-elect, mike pence, saying that repealing and replacing obamacare is going to be priority number one for republicans. he made some news in his remarks here on capitol hill, suggesting that president-elect donald trump on the day of his swearing-in, january 20th, will head straight to the oval office and remove some of president obama's executive orders and also begin enacting some of his own executive actions to create the foundation, as they're describing it, for rep

kayla?>> we're continuing to monitor developments on capitol hill, but another story that's above the fold this morning, shares of macy's and kohl's getting hit hard, both reporting dismal holiday results as e-commerce giants like amazon continue to grow market share. our courtney reagan is on site outside one macy's in elmhurst, new york, with more. courtney, they told us a month ago they were perfectly positioned for the holidays. >> reporter: i know. that is true. and we only got more gloomy news out of the department store sector from macy's and kohl's, but that doesn't mean the consumers are spending less in general. they just spent less at macy's and kohl's stores over the holiday season. so, for november and december, both macy's and kohl's said that their comparable sales fell more than 2%, leading both retailers to lower their full-year earnings forecast for this year. and macy's expects that that same-store sales trend will continue through 2017. the consumer, though, is strong by

kayla, who is battling cancer and her husband, sergeant charles gaton welcomed quadruplets in tennesseethey were shocked to learn of the pregnancy because kayla just finished up five weeks of chemo, she delivered two girls and two boys, all doing well and getting treatment in the nicu. >>> the "action news" team is out working on news stories today at 4:00. lets check in with alicia vitarelli with a look ahead. >> happy new year guys. today at 4:00 we are talking about space heaters, in the winter, it takes the chill out of a room and it could be dangerous, we break it down in what is the deal. and 40% of fires are caused by space heaters and we have the tests from consumer reports. and a dog adoption party why the workers at one humane society lined up to cheer when a woman decided to bring home an animal in need. how beautiful is that. watchous newscast streaming live on our smart phone or tablet. >> we'll check accuweather when "action news" comes right back. . >>> david here now with a check of the accuweather forecast. the pretty raw out there. >> the end is coming but probably abo

for "nightly business report," kayla tausche in san francisco. >>> yearly outlook after disappointing sales and this is where we begin the market focus. owner of ann tan taylor and dress ban lowers it expectations. shares almost down 10%.taylor as ban lowers it expectations. shares almost down 10% >>> walmart will rim natuelimin jobs at its headquarters and reduce regional personnel. walmart shares off 48 cents. they closed the 68.23ed. >>> and shares of illunina says they may be able to decoat code in the future. and they are up 16%. 165.04. >>> and chipotle couldn't beat analyst earnings expectations. the chain said results were are hit by higher avocado prices and increases spending on promotions. but investors were pleased and shares up almost 4%. >>> yahoo! will remain itself. it will be the company's 15% stake in the chinese e-commerce giant ali baba. yahoo! said once the sale closes marissa mayer will be stepping down. yahoo! shares rose about 2% to $42.30. and after the bell, ford declared a first quarter special dividend of five cents a share. the company also said that it ex

i'll send it back downtown, kayla, back to you. >> thanks so much, sue.nt to get out to davos where becky, joe and andrew are at the world economic forum sitting down with j.p. morgan chase chairman and ceo jamie dimon. guys, over to you. >> kayla, thank you very much. and, jamie, thank you for joining us here today. it's great to see you. >> pleasure to be here. >> this is your first interview since your earnings report last week. >> right. >> and it was a very strong report. got kudos all across wall street for those numbers that were in. but you also said that the economy is building momentum, that things are really getting started. so where can we expect things to go from here? >> so we see -- thrilled to be here and thrilled to have you back becky after that long break and congratulations. so if you look at the economy, we have 15 million more people working, wages are going up, home formations are going up, companies are flush with cash, capital markets are wide open, sales are going up. everything looks to be pretty good. the balance sheet of the a

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the babies are small but healthy.at however, the same cannot be said for the mom, kayla.he has been diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma and has been fighting against it. >> we literally got married last year and then we found out, like, a couple days before that before my 29th birthday, that my biopsy came back as hodgkin's diagnosis. >> so chemo goes from february to may, and then what? >> i was told i was in remission, so we were really excited about that. in june, we found out we were pregnant with quadruplets. so literally, like, less than a month later, our life changed in a positive way. >> so talk me through it. you are out in the field and you get that call. >> she called me and, like, hey, are you sitting down? i'm like, yeah, what's up? she said she is pregnant, awesome. like, there is four. and i kind of went into, what?nt and she is like, yeah, there is, four heartbeats. and that's when it kind of actually sent me over into, i'm kind of in shock right now. >> bill: with us now, jon scott features the gaytans tomorrow, right? a two-parter? this is hard to believe

kayla?this morning elon musk met with the trump transition team continuing the president-elect's teams to. i max announced a new deal with regal today to expand the u.s. footprint while remaining optimistic on china which is a key moving market, especially for i max. rich, it's good too we you. >> great to see you, too. >> you guys have a few screens in china. you worrisome of this rhetoric makes it tougher to do business there for you? >> i don't really. we have over 400 screens now open in china which is actually larger than north america in terms of how many screens we have. here, we are hong kong company there, so we spun out our china business into another company about over a year ago. so we are a chinese company actually. and the parent company is a canadian company. i think even if the worst case happens it not going to effect us in a material way but also our business is pretty good over there. i think the movie industry is unlikely to be an industry that's impacted by a lot of the

i'm kayla tausche, joining me jon fortt and brian sullivan is also here for the hour.d morning to all of you. carl has the morning off. joining us, business insider ceo henry blodgett and stifel nicolaus market strategist kevin karen. we're going to talk about the markets, talk about the fact that we are not only hitting and opening at dow 20,000 but also rising through that level. president donald trump commenting on the market's record move in an interview yesterday with abc's david muir. take a listen. >> i'm very proud of that, very proud of that. the business community, and the labor community -- you saw that with the labor numbers that came out. one said it was the single greatest meeting i've had with anybody. it's the highlight of my life. and the dow on top of it just hit 20,000, first time in history. i'm very proud of that. now we have to go up, up, up. we don't want it to stay there. >> you know, it's not uncommon, guys, for a president or an elected official to talk about economic indicators, but what's so interesting, kevin, about dow 20,000 is through th

kayla refused to let a cancer diagnosis get her down.n it was finished, charles and kayla heard good news. >> so chemo goes from february to may. >> um-huh. >> and then what? >> and then i was told that i was in remission so we were really excited about that. >> but there was a downside. her doctors warned that the ravages of the chemo likely meant no more children for kayla. crushing the couple's dreams. >> you were told that you probably wouldn't be able to have another child. >> exactly. >> and then what? >> and then in jun out we were pregnant. >> he oh, but there was so much more to celebrate. >> taking you back to that day. >> she called me and said are you sitting down? i'm like yeah, what's up? i'm thinking she is pregnant, awesome. she is like there is four. i kind of went into, what? >> yes, kayla was carrying quadruplets. >> is there a history of multiple births in your family. >> i think migrate grandma was like a twin. but, other than that, no. >> and you weren't on fertility drugs? >> no. contrary to what people thought. th

and that occurred on the last trading day of 2013, kayla, back to you. >>> rick,ly take if from you,the house oversight ethics. >> yes, they have a surprise meeting for 11:50 a.m. this is following up on the news they made an ethics change yesterday, and changing the policies of the republican congress for how the complaints would be investigated. now we're told we have the reaction on the hill to donald trump's tweets and that should not be the house republican's first priority. so they have a surprise meeting coming up. it is possible they will do an about face on this issue in the way of trump's tweet and the enormous pressure their under now. we'll wait and see what they will do now. >> that is in just a few minutes time. meanwhile, the market came off of the highs of the morning. we'll keep you posted on that when "squawk alley" returns. au d , orep >>> dry bash is pushing to innovate beyond just a nice hair service. they send branded products to looking to expand beyond the u.s. with plans to open even more salons. john hefner is the ceo of drybar. ali webb is cofounder and the

but, the folks can help the sergeant and kayla by doing what? >> well, there is a go fund me page.tan's quadruple pregnancy. go fund me.com. friends there on the base, i mean people who didn't even know this young sergeant and his wife undertook a diaper drive and they have got a year's worth of diapers but with quads you will go through a lot of diapers and then there is college. >> bill: patriotic american the sergeant deserves all americans to chip. in watch what's happening now as opposed to next week tomorrow 11 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. two parter. >> people will really enjoy this couple. >> bill: thank you. coming right back bernie goldberg's interview. radical stuff said at the women's march. those reports after these messages. ♪ ♪ with an unlimited mileage warranty on your certified pre-owned mercedes-benz, you can drive as far as you want for up to three years and be covered. so no matter where you go, your peace of mind and confidence will be as unlimited... as your mileage. visit the certified pre-owned sales event, now through february 28th. and learn more about our unlimited

the problem is that kayla has hodgkin's lymphoma and the family is obviously struggling.l, and sergeant has his hands full. right after that report, viewers went to a go fund me page and donated nearly $1.2 million. you guys stepped up in an amazing way. funding a college band from alabama, making sure that vets and their families have good housing, "the factor" viewers are the most generous on earth. recapping, a superb report. we publicized it on "the factor." and we raised nearly 1.2 million. that is it for us tonight, please check out the fox news factor web site, also different from billoreilly.com. name and town, if you wish to apply. word of the day, don't be persnickety. please remember, the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." pretty good show up ahead, we will be talking to a leader of one of the many airport protests that may have kept you from missing your flight. also debuting new segment segment, looking at what our top journalists really think when they are not writing or on ca

maggie haberman, paul begala, kayla mcmain knee. maggie, this is a bipartisan committee but a republican controlled committee. the chairman said it was critical to understand the scope of russia's influence in the u.s. election. does it with the support of mcconnell. >> this will be a difficult thing for the incoming president to contend with. >> why? >> you'll have a parade of witnesses, subpoena power. they'll look at any connections -- there have been allegations about this from democrats for a while, trump's denied it, between his campaign and russian officials. the fact this will be taking place under oath potentially ups the stakes. not what an incoming president wants to do, especially someone like donald trump who has set expectations high and still has the realities of washington. this is going to be an unpleasant situation. it will not be comfortable for him. it may not prove something but it's not a great issue and one he feels delegitimizes -- >> important point, alex. for this president-elect he feels this an attempt to

kayla town has a sense of what's behind the delay. kayla? >> reporter: kelly, the parade is kicked off by the president and the vice president as they leave that lunch on capitol hill. we did see live when that lunch wrapped up so they are making their way to kick off the parade, but i am at the end of the parade at lafayette park. you can see i am overlooking the white house. there's been a lot of talk about what the crowds look like here, whether the crowds are as big as they have been in years past. so we talked to some officials and some security guards along the route and they said that it is, in fact, a little bit smaller than in years past. there are fewer participants in the parade. there are 8,000 participants from 40 organizations taking part, that was as of december 30th, the announcement from the president's inaugural committee. more than 3,000 groups applied and of course 40 organizations were selected. but that is smaller than president obama's inaugural parades, both in 2013 and in 0 200. also, the weather could have something

>> well, i mean, if this is any indication, i learned sign language when pat and kayla were -- [ laughterand he signed it to her and i therefore signed it to my whole family over dinner. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: how -- how is it not touching? >> is it? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i think it was -- they were -- they were so horrified. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what, why? >> well, because i could be doing so many other things. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's true. yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah, kids and soap operas, yeah. >> yeah, watching soaps. >> jimmy: but you went from that and then had to just get into music? just had bands? did you have other bands like in high school? >> yeah, well, by the way, i think there was probably a time period in between soap operas and playing guitar. like -- there has to have been. >> jimmy: there has to be some sort of -- >> there were a couple -- yeah there were some other influences. >> jimmy: i watched soap operas right up until this show. >> yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'd love to, yeah. >> yeah. it's like -- >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's my music to get like to. >>

jon fortt, kayla tausche and myself here at post 9. also all-time highs for the s&p, for the nasdaq, nearly a two-year low on the vix, the 10-year at the highs for the year, around 2.5%. bob pisani, people were wondering, where is bob on a day like today? we're going to talk to him in a moment, but a lot going on across all kinds of sectors, guys, very broad. 75, 52-week highs, including stocks like alphabet, which we'll hear from later in the week. >> and including stocks like apple, which of course is in the dow. you take a look. apple gets bad-mouthed a lot. they haven't had the best run over the last several months, but looking at the past month, it's about the fourth best performer on the dow, up better than 4%. it's doing okay today as well and just about at 52-week highs. so despite the headlines about, oh, it's over for apple, you know, whatever, peter i guess can't be right about everything every single day, at least not in terms of apple's moves in the dow. >> well, there's been so much focus today on materials and infrastruc

. >> my name is kayla hogsmeyer. >> reporter: plenty of people express third concerns. >> he speaks before he thinks. >> seriously he needs to get off twitter. >> reporter: a new quinnipac poll shows 64% of americans feel the same way. some of his supporters have tweeted trump to say he should give it up. even the chinese has responded saying twitter should not be an instrument of foreign policy. right after the election, leslie staal asked him if he would keep it. >> i'm not saying i love it, but it does get the word out, and when you give me a bad story or when you give me an inaccurate story, or when another network or whatever because of course cbs would never do a thing like that, right? i have a method of fighting back. >> reporter: two former presidential chiefs of staff, democrat bill daly, and andy card told cbs this morning, they do not expect trump to walk away from the medium he has made his own. >> i think the tweet world will be our world for a long time. >> think before you tweet or speak. it was before you speak, and now it's before you tweet. >> reporter: we have heard fro

seema mody's monitoring that. >> hi, kayla. modest moves in european markets just one day ahead of the european central bank's first policy meeting of the year. let's take a quick look at currencies, because of course, that was the big story yesterday. the british pound now giving back some of its gains after posting its biggest one-day surge since 1990, sparked by uk prime minister theresa may's speech, where she did say britain will look for a clean break from the european union. keep in mind, yesterday the pound surpassing 1.24 before pulling back, as you can see here on this chart. sticking with the uk, uk-based education publisher pearson tumbling after issuing profit warnings for the next two years. a company hurt by a textbook sales slump in the u.s., perhaps a sign of the times. pearson also putting its 47% stake in publisher penguin random house up for sale. take a look at the price action, down 29%. lastly, populism and the backlash amongst globalization among the issues discussed at the world economic forum in davos,

the 41-year-old kayla moore lost consciousness and died after a strug well police officers at an apartment complex on austin way. the correspond north determined she died from high levels of methamphetamine and codine but the family blames the police and they are have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the berkeley police department and the city of berkeley. >>> the golden state warriors, the oakland a's and the raiders have teamed up to help the victims of the ghost ship warehouse fire. last night at the game the teams present aid 750,000- dollar check to the american red cross and the city of oakland to help those that were affected by last month's deadly fire. the money includes donations for more than 3,000 people who gave to a crowd funding campaign launched by the teams after last month's fire where 36 people were killed. >>> the bay area continues to recover from this week's big storm that caused problems all across the area. one road is still closed where the road collapsed. the pavement gave way where the road crosses the creek leaving a gap of about 30 feet deep. thousands of

steven was held with 22 other hostages, including the three americans james foley, peter cassic, and kaylaller, who were all killed. once the european governments paid ransom, isis released their citizen. one of whom smuggled out this letter from steven. >> he was speaking out he can't stand seeing all the captives leave from all different countries, how could the united states just stand by and not do anything? >> reporter: as the european hostages came out and spoke of mock executions and water boardings, they decided to try to raise some of the money themselves. but then they and the other u.s. families attended a meeting in washington with officials on the national security council. >> all of us were saying why can't we try to save our kids? and they said because it's against the law. we do not negotiate with terrorists. >> reporter: did they say you would be prosecuted? >> they said, you could be prosecuted and also your donors would be prosecuted. >> reporter: so if i gave you money, i would be prosecuted? >> correct. >> reporter: did anybody say, are you kidding me? >> yes, we did.

kayla taushi is here. what's been going on?if you looked at bitcoin you would have seen it was close to a record high level. then overnight it fell as much as 23%. it's cut those losses in half, but it happened in just a matter of hours and it was in response to a surprise surge in the chinese yuan after beijing clamped down on outflows and also reports of possible intervention in the currency market. bitcoin's become a convenient way for investors to move money quickly, anonymously and cheaply away from financial systems that are under strict capital controls. for that reason bitcoin and the yuan have developed something of an inverse relationship. when it falls it decentralizes vehicles like bitcoin and when the yuan rises, it sharply corrects. past spikes occurred in the financial crises in greece and cypress when depositors feared that their money would vanish overnight, that it would be taken back by regulators or the government. bitcoin's current run began on the back of production being cut in the coins themselves and th

kayla has been diagnosed with hodgkin's lymphoma.hat has been started to help the family. the go fund me page had a little more than $18,000. now thanks to "the factor" viewers, they are near close to $1 million. bill o'reilly will address it's more on mondays "the factor." his new book "old school: life in the sane lane" will be out on march 28th. if you sign up as a premium member on billoreilly.com, you get any one of those books free of charge along with discounts and perks. don't forget to check out his big bestseller killing the rising sun. and the contribute in fact her podcast, that is hosted by the factor producer. you can find that on billoreilly.com or itunes. thank you for watching tonight, i'm eric bolling. bill o'reilly will be back for los angeles. please remember, the spin stops here. because we are looking out for you. >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." president trump signed a pair of executive orders fulfilling his pledge from of rifles for dangerous nations, syrian refugees from entering

. >> kayla, he said he doesn't care about celebrities at the inauguration.s about the people. do you really believe that? >> i do believe that. and look, don, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. and it's all what you see. because when i heard toby keith, and i was like, way better than beyonce and katy perry and all the various obama performers. toby keith is a-list for me and for the other deplorables out there. so it's good. [ laughter ] >> okay. i'm not even going to go there. jennifer holiday now saying that she will not perform. she said it was -- she was going to do it, she thought she was going to do it for the people. and now because of her fans, her gay and lesbian fans, that she's not going to do it, that she was wrong. what do you think, mark? >> good for her. a lot of times people are just happy to be in the room. if the president invites them, they show up. they show up in trump tower, show up on tv, they sing a song. and they're not self-critical about why they're there. i don't think it was a partisan decision, but when she saw what the impa

freshman ma kayla. they're now 13-2. beat oregon by 21. >>> for the first time in his ten-year nfl career, donald penn will miss a game and it could not come at a worst time for the raiders. a rookie quarterback starting his very first nfl game with everything on the line for the silver and black. >> just the name of the game. you see things like this happen a lot. anything can happen. anything can change at the drop of a hat. just always got to be ready. and whether it's out on the practice field, getting mental reps, you know, now getting reps, you've got to approach it, approach every single day. >> it's raiders and texans with the pregame on abc 7 starting at high noon. the kickoff at 1:20 p.m. >>> that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great day, everybody. >>> i'm frances dinglasan. we've had a ton of rain this morning already. live doppler 7 showing you widespread scattered showers all throughout the north bay. in fact, in santa rosa, almost .7 of an inch since midnight. areas of heavy rain as well indicated by o

he took it to school and shot to death kayla rollins. she was 6 years old, at that time the youngest victim of a school shooting until sandy hook. i remember thinking how can this be happening. i have a degree in science and can look this thing up and i'm going to figure it out and look at the statistics. i looked at the statistics and thought if people just knew, if they only knew what the statistics were they would understand. of course, that's incredibly naive. i know that's not the case anymore. i was very lucky i was going through actually looking through, thinking what can i do, i was actually looking through ms. magazine and there was an ad for the million mom march. i said that's it. that's what i'm going to do. that's what i have been doing. so that's how we got started. cease-fire oregon has been around since 1994 as a c-3, and as a c-4 since 2000-2001 and actually we started a pac a year ago. we have been working for a long time before sandy hook happened really just playing defense. we were very successful actually at getting

student kayla childs was happy to oblige and she minds us of the obvious.is still illegal. >> um, people what they do on their spare time what they do in their spare time but in sense they're still student leader what is you do on the court, what you do, you know, in school on campus it should, you know, be positive and that's not something that's very positive. he is special physical you get caught. >> reporter: the new policy stipulates if you do burp a drug test for marijuana three, four, five sometimes you can be suss suspended even for the season. weed and steroids are not the same thing. ru student athletes should not see this policy shift as a green flag to smoke up. it's actually the opposite. if your behavior flys outside the rules often enough there will be consequences. that goes for pretty much all of us much i'm hank and that's my take. ♪ >>> a philadelphia union means his hero. what happened when he got to spend time with mls all star keegan rosenberry. looking for seasonal work? a local spot trying to fill a ton of positions but you better no

the 41-year-old kayla moore died after a struggle at an apartment complex four years ago.he coroner found she died from high levels of helicopter meth and codeine but her family believes that the police officers involved in the arrest are to blame. they have filed a wrong many death lawsuit against the berkeley police department and the city. >>> san francisco miss have issued a warning to jay walk ires in the city. you may get a ticket. police have just launch aid new safety campaign to crack done on pedestrians who do not use the crosswalks. officers will also be watching out for cyclists who ignore traffic safety rules. its part of the vision zero campaign in an effort to reduce traffic deaths in the city. >>> the bay area still recovering as you know from the storms this week that cause aid lot of problems. a road still closed because of this. the road collapsed during the heavy rain. it left a 30-foot gap where the road crosses the creek leaving a gap 30 feet deep. thousands of drivers use the road he day. detours now in place. at this point there is no word when that

those inventories, kayla, as art cashin said, did spook the equity bulls. >> in the earlier session, most activity in the treasury market and in the dollar and in gold. so we'll see whether equities can recapture attention. >> lee cooperman on with the half. let's get over to hq. >> all right, carl. thanks so much. welcome to "the halftime report" i'm scott wapner. we will keep our eye on that hearing in the nation's capital, watching what the markets are doing, today, as well. we do want to begin with a halftime exclusive interview today. one-on-one with the hedge fund legend, leon cooperman of omega advisers. mr. cooperman giving us his view on the markets for the year ahead today, while continuing to defend himself against insider trading charges. mr. cooperman joins us live today from florida. lee, happy new year. welcome back. nice to see you. >> thank you. happy new year to you, scott. >> thank you. you know i want to talk about the markets. but, you know, there's no doubt the elephant in the room remains this s.e.c. issue. so i would like to deal with that first. if you would

>> kayla: if shane said he's coming, he's gonna come. >> rafe: shane also said he has reason to believeefano is still alive. hope's life is on the line. what's more important than that? >> marlena: hey, shane knows that. >> rafe: okay, you're right. i know. okay, i'm sorry. it's just... i'm getting edgy. time is of the essence here. >> justin: i don't want anyone to see us gloating. >> nicole: what? >> justin: nicole, your bail hearing went extremely well. all we have to do is free up the funds, and you are out of here. it's called winning! smile! >> nicole: justin, thank you. i really do appreciate everything you've done. but i...