. >>> kmart is on the hook allegations of prescription drug fraud. brought by a pharmacist nine years ago, he claimed kmart was charging government sponsored insurers more than other pharmacies. kmart is going to pay $232 million in fines -- $32 million in fines. does not follow any admission of wrong doing. >>> what a day in the south bay, could the 49ers be the best team not in the n fl playoffs? have i moving pictures. ♪ ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart. (vo) get zero percent financing for 63 months on select models, plus we'll donate two hundred and fifty dollars to charity. >>> good morning everybody, merry christmas to you all? folks, still trying to wrap their hands what happened yesterday with the 49ers. they dropped 44 points on the number one defense. coach had a game plan relative to jacksonville. defense forced thr

kmart, sears and best buy accept most things through january.ome stores may charge a hefty restocking fee. and make sure you really read those return policies. something as simple as opening a box could mean you don't get your refund. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> we all want the refund. >>> seeing the return of tjedi s your very fafirst star war movi. i can breathe again! vicks sinex... breathe on. ♪ ♪ quicker than a ray of light >>> the main question "star wars" fans want to know, does ray indeed stay in the light, or will she be persuaded to join -- >> little did madonna know she was predicting that when she talked about ray of light. and now that "the last jedi" is finally in theaters. fans who have been waiting anxiously for two years can see what happens. i got a chance anxiously with some fans. they loved it. the critics love it, too, 92% on rotten tomatoes. >> one says by breaking down some of the old mythology, johnson has stake out new territory. it feels forward moving. >> peter traverse calls it the epic you've been looking for

. >>> i'm jack dunngee, new universal president for kmart. >> we own kmart now? >> no.dressed like you are? >> when a narcissist is not beyond redemption, not beyond the world. >> tell them i need a tee the off time, 5 inches thick. >> there's a correlation with the -- how normal people relate and interact, but it doesn't -- it doesn't jibe completely. >> i just swung by to see if we're still on for tonight. >> oh, ya, of course. >> it's interesting to see that somebody kind of vaguely knows where the out of bounds lines are and manages to stay on the playing field. >> well, well, well, steven's a good man was on partner track and he's a black. >> a black? that is offensive. >> no. that's his last name. steven black, good family. remarkable people the blacks, very athletic, not very good swimmers, again i'm talking about the family. black is african-american, though. >> well, i don't care about that. >> well, i know that is the type of thing we don't tell ourselves. >> but trust me, when i was dating continu dating condaleeza there were things. >> there's a level of sel

kmart is paying over $32 million to settle whistle-blower lawsuit involving prescription drugs, which comes after a former kmart pharmacist claimed the company was selling drugs at one price and then inflating that price when filing for reimbursement from the federal government. >>> ohio governor john kasich signed a bill into law that restricts doctors performing abortions based on the diagnosis of down's syndrome. it makes it a fourth degree felony and requires the state medical board to revoke the physician's license in convicted. >>> and a federal appeals court struck down president trump's travel ban, ruling that it discriminates on people based on their nationality. >>> when we come back, there's so much left that did not get done in 2017, we're going to talk with our panel about what's left on congress's desk when 2018 begins. msnbc live right after this. ♪ one is the only number ♪ that you'll ever need ♪ staying ahead isn't about waiting for a chance. ♪ because one is... it's about the one bold choice you make that moves you forward. ♪ ...that you ever need the one and only ca

if you can go today to your nearest kmart or wal-mart to the layaway section people who have layaway for $150 and if they can pay that off today would be the happiest day in their life. i've seen it firsthand for the last three weeks. neil: very well put. >> so it means a lot to a lot of people. >> that does mean a lot and to your point about statistics even the most septic of all of the think tanks have said 80% of the u.s. population will receive a benefit and we can talk about whether it's good enough or not good enough. >> $38 a week in texas doesn't go that far. neil: well i think it was charles who dropped the mic. >> [laughter] neil: i don't know. i have no idea. in the meantime, ambassador nikki haley is putting the united nations on notice you don't vote with us. we don't open our wallet for you is that a risky move or is it one that's about time? after this. >> today on forbes on fox the media focusing all year long on accusations the trump administration obstructed justice in the russia probe but not so much time on new accusations that the obama administration obstructed

. >> a food bank is worried about the changes to the tax code that will affect how people give to kmartby born in a supermarket caught on camera. we'll be right back. tightened security at the bay area )s most famous landmark. >>> ton at 6:00, a tighter security at the bay area's most famous are landmark. what's behind the extra guards at the golden gate bridge. >> a woman went into the store for groceries and came with a little something extra. >> then i seen the baby coming out. then i tell the cook. you look for scissors. i don't know just bring me scissors. >> wow! . this is surveillance video of the moments after the baby was born in the grocery store. happened earlier this week. the woman was shopping when she went into labor. store employees jumped in to help deliver the baby. can you see them wrapping the baby in the butcher apron. the owner of the store went to visit the mom and baby in the hospital and says they're doing great. >> and they named the baby aisle 3. >> that's amazing. >> that is. >> video of it all for posterity. >> wow! . congratulations. that's beautiful. happy

and stores like target, kmart and big lots are open late tonight. trying to cash in on procrastinating customers. how were the deals? >> great. >> deals were great. >> reporter: and if something has to be under the tree tomorrow morning -- >> you can still get gift cards, which are one of the most popular and most requested gifts. you can pick up a gift card just about anywhere. >> reporter: but for folks who are willing to wait, experts say put online items in your shopping cart now and leave them there overnight. chances are, when you wake up, you'll see prices slashed or coupons in your inbox. >> still need to buy for a few gifts for my daughter and my son. >> reporter: waiting wasn't an option for crystal. >> we were able to get it all done within about five hours. >> reporter: the final dash to put the perfect treasures under the tree. jo ling kent. >> in addition to the last minute shoppers, of course are the last minute shippers working overtime this christmas eve. a scramble to make sure that your special deliveries find their place under th

business to amazon and netflix the way blockbuster lost its business to netflix, and the way that kmartrs lost their business to amazon. mark: given what you've said, what is the media landscape going to look like? as you said, content is kang and it is changing before our very eyes. it is hard to imagine the landscape. i think the first thing you see out of the disney/fox merger is we will see a movie where beauty and the beast mary store -- beauty and the beast marries t hor. it seems like the winner might be donald trump. it means that robert iger, the head of disney, will not be able to run for president the way he has been contemplating, because he has now got to run this merged organization between fox and disney. the landscape is gyrating, turning and switching. every time there is a new ios on the iphone or a new android system, it is a new opportunity for some 12-year-old to design a new program that is going to steal eyeballs from the studio chiefs. vonnie: our thanks to todd buchholz. author of "the price of prosperity." mark: it is time for the bloomberg business flash. the

kmart and best buy and sears accept returns through january on most things. be careful on electronic. most stores will charge a hefty restocking fee. something as simple as opening a box could mean you don't get your refund. check their policies closely. abc7 news new york. >>> the rules of the road are changing when it comes to internet access. we are explaining what today's decision by the fcc means and how it affects companies here in silicon valley. what is net neutrality all about. >>> the blockbuster deal worth millions. disney teaming up with 21st century fox. >>> and covered california overwhelmed with new >> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. >>> there's no legitimate basis for the fcc to reverse the obama era net neutrality rules that were adopted just a few years ago. >> it could effect everyone that goes on line and the bay area businesses that go on the enter net to reach their customers. net neutrality is the principle that internet providers treat all network traffic equally. today it was voted to repeal those rules that guarant

big chains like macy's, sears, kmart, and many others are shuttering devon of locations, and neitheriling for bankruptcy, like limited, they closed all of the locations this last year. >> i think any business whether you're small or large, needs to be very efficient and cost-effective. those models are not working as well anymore. the brick-and-mortar, all of these stories that you need for that, missing a lot of the things online. and for small business, a lot of that has been happening for some time. >> hector brenda also says, one thing providing confidence for small businesses is the corporate tax cuts that are coming next year. he hopes the sense of confidence that consumers have shown this holiday season will continue into the new year. we will see about that. back to you, rick. >> rick: when we people go into the store, to spend more money. thank you, anita vogel. good to see appeared relatively quiet down wall street. one day after christmas, but overall, 2017 has been great for the markets. solid gains with his first year of the truck presidency. up next, look what drove som

so it turned out to be last saturday was danni messina day at kmart nationally.donate to st. jude a partnership this he taken place in and they raised a little bit over $86,000 that day nationally and so all of that money is going to be donated to st. jude in my name to help me out with this campaign to reach that goal of just around $220,000. >> you're going to get there. >> thank you for the work you're doing for st. jude, which i love. robin said it best. every day should be danni messina day. >> that's right. >> you donated $1,000 of your own money. we know you're a college student. we have your go fund me page up on the screen and hope you get $220,000 or more. how about that, danni? that would be great. >> thank you so much. >> all right. love the christmas tree behind you. have a wonderful, wonderful holiday season. merry christmas. thank you. >> thank you, guys. >> you got it. >>> coming up a "gma" health alert. how millions suffering from diabetes may be able to reverse the disease without medicine. with your diet. come on back. afi sure had a lot on my

it's not the wealthiest picture for chains like macy's, sears, kmart, and many others that are shuttingusands of locations. the former administrator of the small business administration said all the retail stores will have to adapt. >> any business whether you're small or large needs to be very efficient and cost-effective and those models are not working as well anymore. bricks and mortar, all the employees you need for that, so you're seeing a lot of the businesses go online. for small business, that's been happening for quite some time. >> there is a silver lining for their brick-and-mortar stores. according to "fortune" magazine, the average shopper who spends online and in stores spends an average of $82 more in the store. experts say other things businesses can look forward to is the corporate tax cut coming next year. >> thank you so much. just a short time ago, the president tweeted this spirit all signs are that business is looking really good for next year, only to be helped further by our tax cut bill. will be a great year for companies and jobs. stock market is poised for an

big chains like macy's, sears, kmart and many others are shuttering dozens of stored location, and othersiling for bankruptcy, or like unlimited, closing all of their stores. the former administrator says, old retail stores will have to adapt. >> i think any business, whether you are small or large needs to be very efficient and cost-effective. those models are not working well. the brick-and-mortar, you have the type of business go off, and the lad that has been happening for some time. >> there's a silver lining, according to "fortune" magazine, the average shopper spends online and in-store's commit an average of $82 more in the story, and experts say come another thing, all business success can look forward to is the corporate tax cuts coming next year? >> trish: thank you so much, anita. they are all posting pretty big gains. can we expect them to keep it up in the near? where going to asgard retail watcher. happy holidays. this is good news for retailer. they will have more money to spend. >> beer talk about this narrative of the retail apocalypse that was happening, and people were

after high school she worked in security at kmart and hatched a long-term plan to become a cop, but she'd need a college degree, and that meant money. so maribel ramos became private first class ramos. she joined the army hoping to use the g.i. bill. her first day was august 8th, 2001. and just 34 days later, the whole world changed. we all sort of recoiled in horror, but you probably also thought, that's going to affect my sister. >> yeah. i turn on the tv and the towers are crumbling. the first thing i thought was, oh my gosh, my sister's going to war. >> lucy worried. their mother worried. but maribel was like a rock. what did maribel say about going overseas? >> she didn't express her feelings about it. she just said, well, i'm -- this is what's happening, sister. you need to talk to mom. >> maribel went to war in iraq. what was it like to see her in uniform? >> it was -- it was pretty amazing. >> gisele is lucy's daughter, maribel's niece. >> i saw her as a really brave strong soldier. sometimes i wouldn't see her as my aunt. it was just like, whoa, you're going out there to save eve

kmart, sears and best buy accept most things through january. be careful with electronics. may charge a hefty restocking fee. and make sure you really read those return policies. something as simple as opening a box could mean you don't get your refund. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> and we all want the refund. >> yes. >>> coming up, seeing "star wars: the last jedi" as your very first "star wars" movie. >> so we've made one of our producers sit through it. her reaction ahead. you're watching "world news now." reaction ahead. you're wafflee watching "world news now." your very fafirst star war movi. tching "world news now." vicks sinex... breathe on. ♪ ♪ quicker than a ray of light ♪ quicker than a ray of light >>> the main question "star wars" fans want to know, does rea indeed stay in the light, or will she be persuaded to join the dark side. >> little did madonna know she was predicting that when she talked about ray of light. and now that "the last jedi" is finally in theaters. fans who have been waiting anxiously for two years can see what happens. i got to see la

kmart had a danni messina day to raise even more money and it was a huge success on wednesday.ll. that is unbelievable. a thousand to 190,000. >> incredible. all right. >> keep it going. >>> coming up those last-minute savings for last-minute shoppers on gift cards, shopping and more. >>> plus how you can have your cake and eat it too. dr. ashton is coming up with solutions to stop from eating too much sugar. ♪ >>> red carpet trends for 2018. >> don't forget santa is here. don't go anywhere. ♪ . now over later. and pause. not even in your vocabulary. so when a cold sore tingle strikes you act on it. only abreva can heal a cold sore in as little as two and a half days when used at the first sign. it starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. nothing heals a cold sore faster. and because abreva acts on it... you can too. act on it, with abreva. it's almost christmas dad. ♪ “it's raining men” - the weather girls ♪ ♪♪ ♪ we're playing hide and seek with kids battling cancer at st. jude children's research hospital. shhhhh... sorry... at st. jude, no fam

every time i go to the walmart, the kmart, or anywhere else to buy something, i give a guy a job.he people that will get the tax breaks will not take any more money and spend it any better than i do. they will put it in the stock markets. greata formula for the depression of the 2020's. in front royal, virginia on the line for those that support the legislation. caller: i'm calling in. this is my first time. thank you for taking my call. i hope the tax bill goes through. whether or not i benefit from it, i know some people that will. senior.or. -- i am a they raised my medicare 23%, that is a wash. i will get the same amount each month. this will be the third year in 2018. my comment is, i don't quite understand why people keep saying they will take money from the poor and middle class to give to the rich, since the so-called rich pay 85% of taxes. the money that the poor and middle class, that money is coming from the government is coming from those terrible, ugly, rich people. i think they should think about where they are getting their money from so they can go to that other gi

. >> i was all over him like a cheap kmart suit. >> those are cheap. >> that was my first thing thatto goldman. they said get out of that corduroy suit. >> a day in which the fed will hold its final policy meeting of the year many expecting a rate high tomorrow as well we got to talk bitcoin. >> right. >> two minutes in. bitcoin recouping this morning's early losses one day after hitting a record high. >> people who own bitcoin use price targets for bitcoin that make it so it's difficult to -- dow 36,000 will happen when you have people say that bitcoin could be 200 times where it is -- >> some people do. >> 400 times. >> make it's time to buy now it could be the next amazon. >> barbers ask whether you should buy it at 1,000 when those guys say buy it, it turned out they're right and some major bankers are wrong. >> you're not buying any bitcoin? >> no. but i like the fact we're getting some price discovered. now there are some people who say you can't short it other people who say that this market that we see is still unregulated. but bitcoin to $1 million. i don't know >> we had ou

kmart had a danni messina day to help raise even more money.i presented a check for $190,000. she says she is going to raise money for st. jude next year as well. that is unbelievable. a thousand to 190,000. >> when you think about where she started from, incredible. >> keep it going. >>> coming up those last-minute savings for last-minute shoppers on gift cards, shopping and more. >>> plus, how you can have your cake and eat it too. dr. ashton is coming up with smart solutions to avoid too much sugar but still satisfy that sweet tooth over the holidays. ♪ >>> we have our christmas choir and christian siriano revealing his favorite gowns and red carpet trends for 2018. >> and santa is here. don't go anywhere. . now over later. and pause. not even in your vocabulary. so when a cold sore tingle strikes you act on it. only abreva can heal a cold sore in as little as two and a half days when used at the first sign. it starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. nothing heals a cold sore faster. and because abreva acts o

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stuart: three words that charles payne has never heard, attention, kmart shoppers.les: growing up i did. layway. stuart: faces 20 billion-dollar hit from tax overhaul. who is saying that? liz: ceo of citigroup. here is what happened, the financial crisis happens, whopping huge loss in one year, 54 billion in one year, 40 billion is laying out on balance sheet citigroup is saying, we could have used that pot of money to lower tax bills under big 35% rate, it's sweeter that pot of losses under higher rate, you cut corporate rate down, it's not as valued as much. you see what i mean? get refund checks. citigroup is saying it's a hit, 20 billion, in one time hit 20 billion if the cut rate goes through. they are still saying they will return 20 billion to invest over the next three years, though. stuart: i'm rooking at the dow, now up 2 points. i'm looking at the level 24,100, give or take a dozen points here and there. it occurs to me that we have seen not a serious pullback from the overall market and i don't know how long. charles: i've lost track. liz: brian ross. an

it's different than when we talk about media, than when we talk about the woman working at a kmart and trying to get full-time employee and is harassed by her boss. >> absolutely. >> when it comes to politics, though, the lens is different. the truth is, i agree with the marcus opinion piece where she said, it was that photo. if there wasn't that photo, i don't think that the allegations may have gone forward because also when it comes to moore -- look at the journalism that was done. they found 30 sources to back that up. this wasn't a woman going to a celebrity lawyer, looking -- and making an allegation. this was a piece of journalism. conyers and some of the other congressmen who are resigning. what's that about? payout. >> i was talking about al franken. >> but when it comes to al franken, he's collateral damage. there's just no other way to put it. >> i would appreciate if democratic senators would say the photo is too dangerous, we recognize the work that he has done for women. i have a list of legislation that he sponsored for victims of domestic violence and rape survivors. we