just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.ast business. built for business. >>> tomorrow, the state of texas plans to execute scott pinetti, a man accused of killing his estranged wife's parents in front of her and their 3-year-old daughter. along with his legal team and leading anti-death penalty advocates, 21 conservative leaders, including ken cuccinelli have asked governor perry not to move forward with the execution. even his ex-wife said he should not be put to death. he has suffered from schizophrenia for over three decades and has been hospitalized on 15 separate occasions. at one point, he tried to exorcise his home because the devil was in it. in court he wore a cowboy outfit and tried to subpoena john f. kennedy and the pope. it would be the 11th execution for texas this year alone. it's actually more accurate to think of the lone star state as its own entity and then the death penalty everywhere else. >> there's one other execution that i see very vividly, and honestly i do not remember the man's name. i can see hi

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.cast business. built for business. >>> well, if you aren't my facebook friend or if you're not following me on twitter, i could say you're a loser but i'm not going to do that. i'm just going to say that it's time to sign up. you can also get information on my annual trip to israel in february. go to mikehuckabee.com for connections and all of the information. we're back discussing the fall out from the cyber attack on sony pictures. i'happy to have you here on the show. let's go right to north korea. do they deserve to be back on the list of nations that sponsor terrorism? >> yeah, of course. i have to say governor your opening monologue was perfect. it was great analysis. of course they should have never been taken off the list. president bush did that in 2008 as you know. in 2010 we saw the north koreans take out a south korea submarine killing 46 south koreans. later that year we saw north korea, again this is in 2010 shell a small pacific island and it killed four south koreans so

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month. business. built for business. which means it's timeson for the volkswagen sign-then-drive event. for practically just your signature, you could drive home for the holidays in a german-engineered volkswagen. like the sporty, advanced new jetta... and the 2015 motor trend car of the year all-new golf. if you're wishing for a new volkswagen this season... just about all you need is a finely tuned... pen. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on select new volkswagen models. >>> a california christmas concert ends with a deadly crash. that tops our look at stories around news nation today. a suspected drunk driver plowed into a crowd, killing three, hurting as many as 12 others. it happened wednesday in rodondo beach. the driver was arrested for suspicion of felony dui and vehicular manslaughter. >>> the san francisco 49ers cut defensive lineman ray mcdonald. he was accused of sexual assault. he has not been arrested, but police say the investiga

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.ss. built for business. >>> with the race in police controversy swirling in this country today, we decided to sit down with a group of children and get their take. we wanted to know what they had to say about how we treat each other, the way forward and how they see the world. take a look. >> here's why i'm here. we have problems going on today. are you aware of that? there's trouble. we have to figure out. will you help me figure out some trouble? >> yes. >> all right. good. so who knows about what's been happening around the country right now with the grand juries and the police and unarmed black men? you all heard about this? you've been hearing about it a lot? >> six months. >> you've been hearing about it for six months? so what do we know, gabrielle? what's happening? >> that people see that the police are not working hard enough to do stuff. >> reporter: they are not working hard enough? help me more. >> there's a black guy and a policeman choked him. >> reporter: and people are

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.iness. >>> now, our "what in the world" segment. china has unveiled its new railroad system. beijing says they want to build a eurasian route that goes across the bering strait to connect the central capitals, and it is a route that goes on and on and it is raising the question if if these routes are launched in part to boost china's sagging growth rate. china's gdp grew 14% in the sector, but it is even though impressive the slowest growth rate in four years. it is the figures that many of which question the validity. and many of the imports and es ports were weaker than in november. and then the housing bubble, and deserted skyscrapers and ghost towns and all. despite the backdrop, you would be surprised to learn that chinese stock markets are growing. they are up 40% since june. given the weaking of the world economy, it is fearing that the world's second largest economy is krcreating a bubble. for one of the experts watching this, we have morgan stanley's investment experts is ruch

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.omcast business. built for business. >>> in the impact segment, what is really causing so much of the tension between members of the african-american community and police? it's an interesting question. recently i debated the issue with russell simmons, co-founder of death jam records. >> i believe the strife between poor blacks and the police is driven by black crime. that's the nexus point. do you believe that? >> no. i believe that we can create a good relationship between police and community with sensitivity training for the community and the police. i recommend it to the mayor today. a good person to help him with that. i think he's going to take that advice. i spoke to the attorney general, governor and mayor in the last 12 hours. all of them are in agreement and the governor i think is prepared to make an executive order to get special prosecutors in cases like these. >> i don't have a problem with that. >> right, of course. >> but let's start with the wider issue than the new y

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.siness. built for business. >>> a year-long investigation, cnn has uncovered some disturbing details about people who are hired to protect us who end up killing. you see them everywhere. private armed security guards. they're at banks, at malls, at public facilities. nobody keeps track of how many people actually have guns, although we number has been increasing in recent years. now an investigation by cnn and the center for investigative reporting is finding a troubling pattern. uneven training and standards for background checks leading in many cases to deadly consequences. we are talking about armed guards with mental issues, others who were prohibited from even having a weapon but managed to beat the system to become one of this country's hired guns. our senior investigative correspondent drew griffin has the story. >> reporter: this man was gunned down in the parking lot of a miami strip club when he was shot and killed by an armed security guard. this is that guard, being brought

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.cast business. built for business. >>> as the federal government gets closer to a potential shutdown, top lawmakers here in washington have agreed to a deal that will likely keep the government open as usual. the massive spending bill must pass by tomorrow night to keep the government running. let's check in with our chief congressional correspondent, dana bash. dana, this bill raising some eyebrows. what's going on? is it likely to pass? is the president likely to sign it and avert a government shutdown? >> reporter: yes, yes and yes. the good news is that congress is actually doing one of its basic constitutional functions, which is funding the government. but because of dysfunction here on capitol hill, what were supposed to be 11 different spending bills are jammed into one giant piece of legislation. and it's the last train leaving the station this congress, so a lot of policywriters unrelated are on. a massive $1.1 trillion bill to keep the government running and avoid a shutdown

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month. business. built for business. >>> when i was up in new york the week of mike rowe's show premiere. one thing we talked about was this idea of safety third. in some ways it's an idea that's so crazy, you have to stop and think about it for a minute. >> no, you made up safety third in an attempt to start a conversation, tweet people a little bit, because the -- the safety first way of thinking is, perhaps, the most well intended goal, but if you really think it through, it's got some flaws. first of all, safety is never first. if it were, we would wrap ourselves in bubble pack and stay home and drive rubber cars at speeds approaching 5 miles an hour. life is about managing risks. it's not about making safety the prime directive. it's about being safe as often as you can. but the safety first culture, and with great respect, you know, a lot of the protocols you'll read in osha and a lot of other well-intended manuals that mandate very, very specific adhesion, these things over time creat

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.t business. built for business. >>> president obama todu toutina jobs report. the november jobs report showed an increase of more than 320,000 jobs created last month. the president says the country is in a hiring pace it hasn't seen since the 1990s during the clinton administration. but also says there is still much more work to be done. >> so we've got an opportunity to keep up this progress if congress is willing to keep our government open, avoid self-inflicted wounds and work together to invest in the things that support faster jobs growth in high-paying jobs. that means exports, infrastructure, streamlining our tax code, immigration reform, giving minimum wage workers a race. >> let's bring in gloria borger, our chief political analyst. going down to 5.8%. very impressive number. but the president gave a little dig to the republicans talking about keeping the government open. >> yeah, he did. he doesn't want to do anything to hurt this. he wants what the administration wants to s

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.omcast business. built for business. >>> well, when president obama announced he had decided to unilaterally open the door to the repressive regime in cuba, people wanted to know what was involved. we know cuba has released american alan gross as well as a spy who worked for the united states while the u.s. released three cuban spies. but today people are asking what's going to happen with this woman? joanne chesimard, he's a convicted cop killer and one of america's most wanted terrorists. she's been hiding in cuba for years. so is it more likely tonight that this woman is going to be returned to the u.s.? >> we don't know the answer to that question, megyn. i spoke to some members of the new jersey task force right after the cuban news yesterday and they were caught off guard since they had not been consulted about joanne. she's been hiding after escaping prison in 1979 calling herself assad shakur, last year she was the first woman added to the fbi's most wanted terrorist list with

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. >>> i told everyone during the break, there's going to about group hug. anyway, hiking taxes to pay for health care. take a hike, vermont ditching its plans for a single health care plan. turns out it costs too much and requires hiking taxes way too much. charles payne what a shocker. >> oh, wow. what a shocker. great vermont. face it, a small state i. love vermont. what are you -- >> i know. a great place to visit. i don't know if i could live up there with these crazy people but they don't live close together. >> they don't want you there. >> they don't. liberals. good news, live far apart from them. here's the thing. d.c. won't get the message. really won't. because d.c. has unlimited powers to tax us to death and $18 trillion into debt. ideology trumps common sense, does not matter. this did not register at all in washington. >> it did register, because the democrats knew how expensive single payer would be at the national level, and i think u

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.ast business. built for business. >>> hi everyone you are in the cnn news room joining you live from new york. it is 5:00 eastern. i am going to show you live pictures of the senate which just passed a bill to keep this government running at least through wednesday. they are still working on the bigger $1.1 trillion spending bill that would fund the government through next september. first to this story. in several major american cities today thousands of people joining their voices and bodies. large crowds protesting marching through

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.cast business. built for business. >>> the busy streets of new york city. far from the rolling hills of louisville, kentucky. it was spring break 2005, and a 14-year-old jennifer lawrence was chasing her dream. >> in union square watching these street dancers and this guy comes up a camera both in hindsight her mother and jennifer said was kind of creepy. >> hello, who are you, why do you want my picture and phone number? >> he takes her photo. from then on, different offers came in for different ads. >> she landed modeling jobs and acting gigs like this commercial for mtv's show "my super sweet 16." for lawrence, there was no turning back. >> she called one night and jennifer said, dad, i saw a rat as big as shadow. i asked her dad, what's shadow? he said, that's our big black cat. the cool thing about that was they knew she loved what she was doing and living even though it was a crummy apartment in new york because she didn't complain about that at all. >> her parents weren't sure b

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.st business. built for business. >>> well, the first four teams to play in the inaugural college football playoff have been decided. here we go. alabama topping the bracket with the number one seed. it'll play number four ohio state. number two oregon will play number three florida state. so there. told you i was going to tell you. brenda buttner is here because we're going to talk about this now. a new study finding that a majority of college students are not earning their bachelor's degree in four years. the question is, how are they paying for that? the study finds 15% of students are borrowing the money while 12% are using their income and savings. the rest relying on grants and scholarships and getting help from relatives and friends. with her buckeye pom-poms, she's here. senior business correspondent brenda buttner and anchor of "bulls and bears." so i have a theory of why i think first of all that it's taking more than the four years to finish your bachelor's degree. i think th

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.comcast business. built for business. >>> speculation is now mounting that former florida governor jeb bush is gearing up for a possible run at the oval office. he announced plans to release nearly 250,000 e-mails from his time as governor of florida. he says he's doing it for the sake of transparency and to let people make up their own minds. some view this as a sign that bush is preparing to announce a bid for the office his father and brother have held. early this month he plans to decide, quote, in short order whether or not he will seek the presidency. >>> well, a government spending bill turning into a political chess match at the senate. texas senator ted cruz using the opportunity to force a vote on immigration, a move that not only angered many of his republican colleagues but also gave democrats an opening to move forward on some of president obama's long-stalled nominees. so let's bring in now charlie hurt. he's a columnist for the washington times. charlie, i know your take

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.st business. built for business. >>> lem oh. everybody. from washington, what's coming up at the top of the hour. our america's news headquarters north korea says it's not responsible poor the massive sony picture cyber attack and calling for a joint probe with the u.s. to prove it. the fbi says it has the evidence based on technical clues and malware used in the attack. how will the u.s. respond? we'll talk to congressman patrick meehan. >>> demonstrator expected to continue with protests in miami todayrestoring diplomatic relations with cuba. you will hear from florida congressman about why he's slamming the move to make nice with the castro regime. and joel olsteen stops by with a message of hope for this holiday season. in less than ten minutes at the top of the hour right here on "anhq." join us. >>> another journalist asleep at the wheel. remember this "rolling stone" story about the rape at the university of virginia? that turned out to be "rolling ston stone"'s lowest moment. h

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.comcast business. built for business. comcast business. lemonis: i believe in the three pillars in business -- people, process, and product -- and it's been my mantra in life and on the show. improving the product is rarely an issue. noemi: voilà. lemonis: at courage. b, we took a woman's-clothing line that was all over the place... noemi: i never approved this design. -nicolas: you approved this. -stephanie: are you kidding? lemonis: ...and often poorly made. it's disturbing. and we reinvented the business and created a new line around a few well-edited pieces. woman: i love this top. lemonis: and there are always ways to fix the process. my big fat greek gyro was a collection of mediocre restaurants masquerading as a well-executed franchise concept. it became a true franchise concept when we standardized the look, refined the menu, and changed the way the food was made and served. all: opa! lemonis: but changing people -- that can be tricky. some are eager to jump on board, but other

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.omcast business. built for business. >>> violent riots erupting on the streets of the greek capitol . protesters throwing gasoline bombs and setting fires in the center of athens. the violence mark six years since the death of a 15-year-old who was killed during a confrontation with police back in 2008. his death leading to some of the most violent rioting greece had seen in decades. today's violence come at a time when there are nightly protests in support of a jailed anarchist and a convicted bank robber. >>> the u.s. military is now planning to leave nearly 11,000 troops in afghanistan after its scheduled drawdown in 2015. that's 1,000 more than it had originally intended to leave behind. secretary of defense chuck hagel explained the decision, saying that -- he said it during a surprise visit to afghanistan earlier today. >> are there gaps? are there continued challenges and threats? absolutely. is it as always is the case in any country during any war going to be ultimately up to

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.or business. next "red eye" return appearances from tucker tucker carlson and john devore. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> this hue is going to be huge. they have chosen the color of marsalla as the top color of 20 20 -- 2015. it can account in heavy fashion and consumer packaging. a spokesperson called it hardy, robust, satisfying and filling. previous colors are radiant orchid and tangerine tango which is also the name of greg's last assistant. haven't seen him in months. jim, you said if we didn't do the story you would can sell on us. >> i said you have to make it white. i don't know what to say. i didn't know they voted on a color of the year. that's silly. it is not a bad color. probably lovely for a rug. >> go on. >> a couple of government subsidized pillows. >> if you spill wine on the rug you can't even tell. >> i was going to say, looks like milk. >> i was going say you are wearing the marsala dresses because you can hide the wine. >> i do get sloppy. i love

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. >>> chrysler expanding their recall to add 179,000 vehicles facing pressure from safety regulators. airbags in the vehicles are at risk of exploding with too much force. the ram pickup from 2003-2005 years and the dodge durango and others. for a full list go to our website >>> and now the controversy growing over an alleged gang rape at the university of virginia. three people come forward to talk about the allegations according to the woman jacky and her account. why hasn't rolling stones pulled the article? we talk to ellen radner and the bureau chief of fox news radio and a fox news contributer. jackie walks out of the house where she was supposedly raped and told the story to three people who were never contacted by rolling stone and they are saying the story doesn't match what they were told. >> the key friend is quoted saying something traumatic happened that night but it isn't clear what happened. the question of why this story hasn't been

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.omcast business. built for business. >>> good morning. welcome back to "fox & friends first." a new warning for parents of young athletes. an alarming study now finds that brain damage in high school football players happens even after just one season. researchers studied 24 teenage athletes who never even suffered a concussion and they discovered that a series of small successive blows to the head still prompted changes in their brains. ainsley? >> joan rivers might still be alive if her doctors called 911 immediately after she went into cardiac arrest. a bombshell new report shows they delayed calling 911 for ten minutes attempting to give her c. psm r. as pulse and blood pressure plummeted her doctors still continued to perform that throat procedure. her daughter melissa rivers planning on suing the new york city clinic. >>> a close call for angelina jolie. the actress's car almost flipping after her driver's car hit a curb. he lost control and slammed into a curb causing two tires

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.iness. built for business. >> all right. big developments tonight in the war on terror. one of the fbi's most wanted terrorists is dead. intelligence officials report this man was killed in a suspected u.s. drone attack. he was believed to be in charge of al qaeda's operations. pakistan's military deny his death. let me begin with you. these men big fish, big names. does this translate into making the yooit united states any safer? >> he was a figure head. we have been hunting him a long time. i do believe once you take out a senior leader, the network starts to crumble. the other gentlemen, kind of a headpiece from my perspective. >> i want to get bob's take. do you agree these both are key? >> they are key figures, absolutely. the operatives actually got in new york. and they had backpacks ready to go. any time cutting their head off like this is always helpful. the problem is it's -- this war is not over by any means. >> absolutely. and another really big story that broke. the u.s.

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. coming up tomorrow, jedediah bila and sam morrell. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. does swine cross the line? a woman brought an emotional support pig or esp for short on to her flight, but was kicked off when the animal started acting like an animal. an aspiring model was flying home for thanksgiving and needed her pet pig. before they take off the 8,000 pounds -- that's not true. the potbelly started squealing and defecating in the aisle. i do the same thing when i fly. she was removed from the flight and both were executed. a little harsh. she was flying back and needed her pig. doesn't sound right to me. >> i have an emotional support pig. it is bay -- bacon. it is easy to get a note for that stuff. >> people legitimately need therapy animals. if they have ptsd, they have been in battle and they need something, i get it. i see a lot of people at the airport that look like they got a doctor's note so their dog doesn't have to fly

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.omcast business. built for business. >>> a fox news alert for you. some brand-new surveillance video offering new clues in the search for missing pennsylvania college student shane montgomery. >>> good morning to you. that's right. the search enters week three for that missing college senior shane montgomery. they have been looking over surveillance video but now video coming from this nail salon on main street a few doors down from the pub where he was last seen leaving. christie train owns the nail salon. she tells us she handed over surveillance video from cameras that shows him walking past her shop. the second angle shows him going over a footbridge across a canal towards a parking lot that goes towards the schuylkill riff but he never comes back down. the video not yet released by police but tran says she handed over the video hoping it would help find him. friends and family have been coming down here every day to do their part in the search. we understand the family reached out

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.omcast business. built for business. >> new information on your health. running can reverse aging in certain ways that walking can't. those who walk actually lose that possibility moving more slowly and tiring more easily. you got to keep on running f. you are on the treadmill keep on-going. >> i prefer the bike. easier on the knees. >> a horse, a horse. my kingdom for a horse. that's what richard said. he ended up dying on the battlefield 500 years ago. and thanks to dna evidence. scientist are 99 percent sure that is his skull on the screen found buried benegotiate a parking lot. and the answer opening up's new mystery surrounding the british royal family. we have a professor in the history of leister. it is good for you to join us. we told our viewers about this before. theeological dig underneat a parking lot. and now you are confirming that these are the bones of richard iii, tell us how? >> the dna is part of this. we put all of the evidence together. archaeological and historica

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.omcast business. built for business. >>> so dogs go to heaven under paul, dogs don't go to heaven under john paul 1. dogs don't go to help under benedict. dogs might go to heaven under francis, but we haven't heard yet. >> do we realize john paul 1, was he in there long enough to make a decision? >> 34 days. [ laughter ] >>> nine years ago today, december 16th, 2005, the c.i.a. was preparing a top-secret intelligence briefing for the presidentment. every day, the president gets something called the presidential daily brief. it's a round up of the most important american intelligence 23468g9s on that particular day. the substance caused a bit of a backlash. he was being tortured by interrogators. a draft of the briefing that day said that the president was being subjected to these aggressive interrogations, provided "almost no information that could be used to locate former colleagues or disrupt attack plots. so we've been torturing that guy, but they've got nothing from him. that secti

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. >>> dropping hints that he's ready for president, the miami herald thinks that he might be because he recently lost 15 pounds. that's not all. he's releasing 25 e-mails and gave a commencement speech and doing several media interviews. >> i'm going to take my time but i realize that at some point into this year, early next year, i'll make a decision to really pursue this or to stand down. i have no clue if i would be a good candidate. i hope i would be. i think i could serve well as president, to be honest with you, but i don't know that either. i think you learn these things as you go along. if you run with big ideas and then you're true to those ideas and get a chance to serve and implement them and do it with passion and conviction, you can move the needle. and that's what we need in america. i think about this almost daily. i think mitt romney would have been a spectacular president in this time and he has proven in his beliefs and ideas short

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.usiness. built for business. second, anything that in the future might be done on cuba would be done in full consultation. >> the only thing that condition fuses me is that i have not heard you say anything point blank that absent democratic openings are not going to see anything on this -- >> unless at least in my judgment, unless deputy secreta blanken that was just confirmed by the senate this week. and actually senator rubio said two more times to stay is something going to happen in the rest of the president's term. there was not an answer. we're back with the panel. the relationship between congress and this administration seem strained over a number of different issues. >> afraid to the breaking point. afraid of what obama care was going to do. networks were going to widen and all those things, the president said he didn't have the authority to do executive actions on multiple occasions. turns out he just went ahead and did it anyway. i don't know why all these republicans are s

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.usiness. built for business. >>> muslims around the world. >> this is the voice of american-born cleric, anwar awlaki. an audio obtained exclusively by cnn. >> the majority of the people around us are disbelievers. >> he's talking to wealthy muslim donors, hoping they will give money to support al qaeda. but this skype call is much more than what it seems. this is spy craft in action. morten storm says he's made this call to demonstrate allegiance to maliki and allegiance. he doesn't know he's working on the other side for danish spies. >> you should support the islamic causes. >> whether we're talking about afghanistan or iraq. >> it's clear to the west that awlaki is a growing danger. infecting the minds of muslims everywhere. just months after the skype call, united states army major nidal hasan goes on a shooting rampage in ft. hood, texas. hassan kills 14 fellow soldiers and calls awlaki his inspiration. they exchanged e-mails. the cleric turned terror leader takes credit. his web

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.omcast business. built for business. have camille foster and jim norton and thadius mckader. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> what is his face doing in space? maybe he is not from kenya after all. ufo spertsz -- experts claim to have found a rock the shape of president obama's face on mars. they say it is the image taken in 2005. it clearly shows our comabder -- commander-in-chief from the chest up. i am sold. others say it is when our brain tricks us into seeing human faces in random objects. it happens to me when i look in the mirror. let's go around the block here. andy, thoughts? >> this shouldn't come as a surprise. we did a a story in 2012 and two people outed president obama as being 5crononaut. as part of that they went to mars. the white house denied the story at the time. now of course we have evidence that he was there and that he -- as everyone knows his arrogance and -- egotism knows no bounds. this is the same errogance that gave us obamacare and a run ar

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. >> the mother of a young boy, speaking in a news conference in a baptist church in cleveland. her 12-year-old son was shot and killed by police after they received a call about a man with a fire arm. they discovered it was a fake gun. his mother said he got the gun from a friend. >> i sewn the seriousness in their face and it scared me. my child doesn't do things like. that i don't allow that kind of a toy. >> the officer was put on paid leave. and the by's family filed a wrongest death with the city and facing for both officers to face charges. >> we are keeping a close eye on wall street right now. the dow is trading close to 18000. 17, 870 right now. and the markets are fuelled. we'll keep you updated on the numbers. in the meantime lizard squad claims responsibility for the cyber attack on sony play stations. they were greeted with error messages when they tried to use on line services. the hacker ares say they are not finished yet. joining us

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.cast business. built for business. >> the report from the joint committee said there is no evidence that christie had prior knowledge about the lane closures on the george washington bridge. two aides ordered it as retribution against the local mayor. and those closures snarled traffic on the busiest bridge in the nation. >> you cover a lot of media stories and that was covered over top. and this doesn't get the coverage when they thought he was get or involved in that. >> you can bet on. that >> november job's report shoes that the recovery is gaining traction. labor department reported that 320000 jobs were added last month. and the unemployment rate foif.8 percent. a six year low and that is because a lot of americans are giving up looking for work. here to look at the this. it looks beautiful behind you. and what is it all about. >> heather, look. we have seen the unemployment rate tick below six percent to 5.8 percent and we still have a labor participation rate of a bit over 60 p

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.comcast business. built for business. last story. that's the last story. >> that's a terrible story. t.j., you have an article in the new issue of aarp. >> and age appropriate. do >> do you feel old? >> i am trying to -- the last in the baby boomers turned 50 this year. >> that's me. >> i turned 50 in september. >> you are still a baby boomer. >> no offense to you, but they are weird. obama missed the whole 60s thing. he is such a creature. he was -- he wasn't there to see any of it. now it is like vietnam and they make cheap shirts. marlin -- martin luther king and a day off of work. all of this stuff they just missed. we went out -- the magazine went out and found some last baby boomers and talked to them and left me as puzzled as i was, but we had fun. >> was it dak -- dangerous to get out there and track the baby boomers? how close did you get to them? >> one tweet away, greg. >> you can e-mail me back here by -- >> the public library. i was only one tweet away. >> people don't do

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.ast business. built for business. special returns. it is called "2014, goodbye bad year. december 31st 12:30 a.m. eastern and 9:30 p.m. pacific. it is live from time square that includes joanne nosuchunsky. join us december 31st, 9:30 pacific. guests are u-2, the pope and the entire cast of "glee." >> last story. that's the last story. air i can -- eric, you have been here forever. tell me about your book "miracles." >> na, wouldn't feel right. >> it is a best seller. >> i don't want to talk about it. >> come on. >> okay. >> it is called miracles and it is about mooer cals. i really wrote this book, no joke forkingking a nose sticks and atheists. which are you? jay i am technically an agnostic. i lack belief, but i don't -- -- >> you don't snear at the idea. >> you can't be certain there is no god. >> but you are certain about that? >> yes. >> interesting. i wrote the book because i think nothing exists in this -- hello? i think there aren't books that talk respectfully to people who d

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.ess. built for business. >>> the river town of iquitos, a launchpad for american tourists looking for a trip to the rainforest. their first stop is often the bay lane market where all kinds of exotica are up for sale. [ speaking foreign language ] >> vendors here sell everything from vegetables and alligator skulls, to snake charms, and yes, even ayahuasca. we just asked one of these shopkeepers if they had any ayahuasca, and this woman said, let me run over and get some. how much does she sell this for? >> i have no idea. >> to guide me on the potential pitfalls of ayahuasca tourism is the writer and ayahuasca expert, peter gorman. what are the dangers of buying ayahuasca randomly in a market like this? >> you don't know what it would be. what if it's not ayahuasca? the danger wouldn't be anything specific, just who the hell knows what they're doing? >> people are caring a lot of abuse, so many things that are deeply rooted. is ayahuasca a cure for this stuff? >> i think if you can di

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month. business. built for business. next "red eye" greg returns to host unless he changes his mind in the afternoon. it is possible. guests include leah gabriel and eric m atasis. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. it was all about big hair and terrible fashions and goofy cars and lots and lots of cocaine. i would rather talk 80s movies. a writer wonders what the most fun movie from that decade was, noting the movies have an innocence and a fun that is difficult to beat. my pick is die hard because i enjoy all of his families. i am joking and you would vote for top gun as the most fun movie in the 80s. especially the volleyball in the locker rooms. >> nothing topped for fun. a classic japanese film called "galaxy of fire flies." it is two orphan kids wandering around post nuclear japan and the 5-year-old sister died of starvation. the older brother cremated her and carried her remains around. that spells the 80s. it is more up lifting. >> i would think so. it couldn't be less. >

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. >> prince wail yam and kate middleton's tour of america is coming to an end. wnyw reporter robert moses with h the last day on tap for the royal couple. i hope they'll bring an umbrella although i suspect they'll have people who will worry about that for them. they will leave the carlisle hotel on the upper east side this morning and head to the 9/11 memorial museum. they'll visit that space for the very first time. yesterday the duke flew commercial from new york to washington to visit the president. yes, he flew commercial but, yes, he was also in first class. meanwhile, the duchess stayed behind here in new york city. she visited a school in harlem with the first lady of new york city. then last night the duke and duchess came together for a basketball game in brooklyn. they watched the brooklyn nets play the cleveland cavaliers. this really was about all the bold-face names in attendance including jay-z and beyonce. they crossed the court to m

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month. business. built for business. >>> what kind of discipline is this? an eight-year-old boy who is blind has his cane taken away and replaced with a pool noodle as punishment. >> it's a lot harder with this. >> dakota was written up by the bus driver for hitting another student with his cane. he was given the pool noodle as a replacement and since the cane is technically the school's property, his mom not happy. >> why would you do that? why would you take the one thing that he's supposed to use all the time? that's his eyes? >> unreal. district officials did apologize and returned dakota's cane. >>> it is okay to hate republicans, the words of a university of michigan professor in a new article, susan douglas chair of the communications department saying this, "i hate republicans. i can't stand the thought of having to spend the next two years watching mitch commonly, john boehner -- mitch mcconnell, john boehner or any of the other leaders denying climate change, or championing fetal p

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. >>> and welcome back to you. a real-life grinch caught on camera in california. you can see the woman, she pulls up in a u haul and walks away with packages. all this in the middle of the day. san diego police say this wasn't the only home she hit. they found an entire u-haul full of packages and gifts. the woman was arrested. most of the gifts have been returned. >>> columbia university's football lost 21 straight games but shocking new allegations from the players point to a much bigger team. 25 players coming forward in a letter to the trustees saying their coach forced them to play and practice after concussion. one neurologist blames the macho culture around football. >> most players, the tendency will be to get back out there, back into the game. so it is particularly important then for the coach or whoever is in charge to say no, i think you should sit this game out. >> the players have just withdrawn their letter without explanation. the s

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. >>> on tuesday, john gruber is expected to testify at a house committee hearing on capitol hill. jonathan gruber is going to discuss comments he's made about obama care. the fox news political insiders come back. all right, so, you know, he could sing like a canary because he likes to hear himself talk. we hear that all over the internet because he just keeps talking. >> the question he's got to address is what the statements, what misrepresentations, what flat out falsities did he base for his model for obama care? >> what's interesting and what we have learned in the last week were those statements that have come out, and i shouldn't say they just came out. but there was a way to get this passed by not looking behind the numbers. what you're saying is that they knew that that was the case. >> everything about this was a lie, the lying, the bribery, what have you, it's going to drive costs down, wait until this year, now that the elections are ov

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month. for business. >>> one hour into trading, here are some stories were watching. cvs health up about 4%, the drug story change raising the different 27%, projecting up to 16% earns growth. boeing is the biggest gainer on the dow. hiking its dividend by 25%, and goog the class a share, a new 52 puff week low, down almost 14% in the past three months. stocks have seen sizable gains so far this year. what's to come down? steve liesman has the detail on that in the results of his exclusive cnbc fed survey. >> simon, it looks like there's more gains to come. this group has become optimistic. i don't know if that's a sell or buy signal, but the average for 2093 for june 2015, that's a 5% gain for the first half of the year. not too shah beeny. moving on and looking for the full year 2194, that's an 11% gain. they're they're looking for a -- 17% gain, so not too bad. we have a story of higher stock prices, but we also have a story of xh concern about a correction here of a 10% correction being

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.ss. built for business. >> he has one community and we work with the officers. mr. mayor you need to have a sit down and you need to gefrth corrected from the mayor's office down. this is wrong. >> good for you. >> that was a spokesman for the family of officer rafael ramos. if police officers now have to worry about pro effecting themselves given the circumstances of what is going on, who is going to protect us? former nypd sergeant john rafferty joins us now. police have to be concerned about copy cats. i have seen stuff on the internet #shoot police people coming to new york and brooklyn to do that? >> before this happened all of my friends at the police department had their hands tied having an administration behind them to second-guess them. they support the police officers which they really need. you have spoken with them today i am sure many of them. how angry are they? >> you have people contemplating retirement and standing there not doing anything. cops i know they are still

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.omcast business. built for business. martha>> president obama tauntig republicans are a in action to protect millions of illegal immigrants from the partition. just as he did last month after announcing those moves. this time a town hall in nashville the president says he doesn't believe his successor would take the political risk reverse executive action. listen to him when why. president obama: the present mea people bit we have a good heart wants to treat people fair. every survey shows that if in fact somebody has come out subject themselves to a backgrod checks, registered, pay their taxes, the american people support allowing them to stay. >> this as number states to the president over executive action continues to grow. seven more signing on making a total of 24. i love that comment, american people basically have a good heart. and they want to treat people fairly. >> unless they want to deport them. >> so incredibly condescending. no one can believe him when he makes these spee

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. tomorrow on the next "red eye" mike baker and bonnie mcfarland. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> when he is not busy filming "justified" or trolling twitter he offers his tall lens to public service announce ments. here is a clip. >> hi. i am international film and television star, but you knew that. if i were -- if our electric grid is taken out by a terrorist attack or a solar flare, your computer screen expi phone and ipad and televisions all will be gone. leaving you with no access to hollywood entertainment. the a you built of big stars like me to save planet by driving in our electric cars will come to an end. the average temperature of pools in los angeles could drop below 70 degrees. that is some cold [bleep]. >> a lovely life you lead. tell me about that psa. >> you know, it is just securing the grid. it is an important issue to me and we lose our electric grid and we won't be able to live the way we did in hollywood. if

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.for business. >>> the opponent that we face both here and certainly overseas, we can't afford to profile, to do law enforcement on the basis of stereotypes. it undermines the public trust ultimately. >> don't you think america is a nation of cowards when it comes to race? >> i think we as a nation are still too reluctant to talk about issues of race. we have made substantial progress as a nation, but we still have more to do. >> attorney general eric holder announcing new doj guidelines prohibiting profiling. a whole list of other categories. senator dick durbin, democrat from illinois, says there's a problem here. profiling is ineffective, pro foundly unfair and has fanned the flames of racial division in communities across the united states. the justice department pledged to right this wrong but this new guideness falls short by limiting task forces and exempts every other level of law enforcement that's unacceptable and exempts customs and border patrol. other people are saying it t

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.iness. built for business. flap . >>> welcome back to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. in the tech lead, a break through in the global fight against ebola. doctors are desperate for new ways to identify the disease in its early stages that could help save thousands of lives as ebola continues to ravage west africa. here in the u.s. another plan is in place should there be another outbreak of ebola. president obama is at the national institutes of health where he's about to announce that 36 hospitals across the country are now designated to deal with infected patients, quite an upgrade from the four that were equipped before the outbreak. but what if medical professionals could use a blood test to protect ebola in the early stages before patients got so sick? well, a california company says they have one ready for distribution to the front lines. it's currently awaiting fda approval and it's not been independently tested. joining me now is the founder and ceo of the company that makes these

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month. built for business. >>> let's get an early start on your money. not a good start to december for stocks around the world. asian shares ended lower. european stocks moving lower right now. so are u.s. stock futures. let's just basking in november. it was a great month for stocks. dow and s&p up 2.5%. nasdaq gained 3.5% in november. december is the second best month for stocks, but not off to a great start. what is troubling? free falling oil prices. right now, crude oil is $64 a barrel. the lowest in five years. down 40% from the summer peak. why the spiral? production boom in the u.s. opec decides not to cut output. you are seeing it at the pump. the average price is $2.78 a gallon. gas is expected to stay cheap through next year. some predicting prices as low as 2.$2.50 a gallon. are you ready for cyber shopping? sales expected to reach $2.6 billion. 127 million americans joining in. that is down from last year. more americans will not shop online than will. also, cyber monday is not

just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month.uilt for business. . >>> breaking news out of the senate working late on this saturday night. a major procedural hurdle has been cleared. they are voting on the final passage of the spending bill. chad? >> reporter: they are voting on the end of this long road to pass this spending bill here to run most of the federal government through the end of the fiscal year. that would be fall. there's one caveat here. this would only fund the department of homeland security as it pertains to immigration until late february. this is the culmination of the series of events here on capitol hill. it has been colored by immigration. ted cruz from texas, he held up the process along with other conservative senators wanting a vote trying to say that president obama's'bfpp executiv order on emgracious wimmigratio unconstitutional. they got a vote on making a point of order that this was unconstitutional. it failed. senate majority leader harry reid came down to the floor and told cruz that this was "wro