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>> well, lilly helped elmo. and lilly taught elmo this word that elmo didn't know, hope.d that helps lilly feel better on a sad day. >> and so, lilly, you have your own place to stay now, and what is that like? >> it is really great. i have my own room and i live close to sesame street, and soy can still have play dates with my buddies. >> oh, it is terrific. yeah, we are are really happy for her. >> i'm really happy to be here. >> do you want to get a milkshake at hoopers? >> i would love it. >> yes. okay. let's go. you first, grover. >>> that is an important discussion to have the growing epidemic affecting more than 2.5 million children in the u.s. the nonprofit sesame workshop says hope to offer help and hope mo the young children across the united states who are experiencing homelessness as well as to mitigate the trauma and the stigma, and a special thanks and special shoutout to sesame street for letting my two favorite sesame street fans tag alling long, my daughter sidney and my son delano who were quite, quite enamored and at one point my daughter whispers into

they say they're here as a direct response to the president's recent family separation policy. ááá lillibay area border reliefááá it is still happening. because it's not on the front page news anymore, i would say the collective conscious in our country has settled down because they think it's over with. áááalfredo cuadrosáááthis is the third time the group comes to the valley first june to donate clothes. then volunteering at the humanitarian respite center in mcallen in july. on december 1st they had a truck with donations gathered volunteers and attempted to deliver 15 hundreds bags to unaccompanied minors at the brownsville detention center their request denied as the organization does not take donations directly ááá lilli - bay area border reliefááá very disappointing that even something that simple to provide those children. we stood out there and we had our signs and we did a little walk around in solidarity with them. we just hope that those love from outside. áááalfredo cuadrosááátheir efforts were not in vain they are working with the catholic charities of the rgv and the respi

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. >> in the sequel, andie, now 60 hugh, are at a wedding, presumably their daughters after lilly james, new to the cast, is the bride. in 1993, grant was new on set. >> i just lay in my caravan shaking. >> the movie cost a reported $4 million to make. the new short, "one red nose day and a wedding" is part of the child fundraise tore end poverty. the original writer is back. >> everyone being nice to each other all the time is a recipe for disaster. >> any idea who the girl in the back hat is? >> carrie. >> she's pretty. >> she's american. >> sl turks. >> clearly. >> andie mcdowell will based on a movie out next year. >> i have been married 12 years, not 11 to the florist right after the show. >>> still ahead -- >> get your hands down. >> our "forrest gump" friday flashback. >> gosh, 25 years. >> how gary sinise is keeping lieutenant dan's memory alive. >> we are with the stars of the "dick van dyke show" before their colorful night. >> justin theroux on the new love of his life, his dog and ruth bader ginsburg? >> did she have a little crush? closed captioning provided by -- >>> well,

this is lilly --- a character whose family has lost their home.as originally described as being 'food- insecure' ... because her family lacked consistent access to food. now, sesame workshop has expanded lily's storyline her family stays with friends. lily's journey with homelessness will not appear in televised episodes-- only in online resources. the initiative launched wednesday as a part of the 'sesame street in communities' program. ( james ) still to come on the kron4 morning news... officials with the oakland raiders say they will not play in oakland next season. and their last home game this season is coming up christmas eve. we'll have a live report on fan reaction to this latest development. ( james ) and we'll have the latest on a threat made against diablo valley college in pleasant hill and the extra security that will be in place on campus today. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) the raiders have backed out of a deal to play in oakland next season. will tran has the story coming up. threats have been made against diablo valley college in pl

they say they're here as a direct response to the president's recent family separation policy. ááá lillibay area border reliefááá it is still happening. because it's not on the front page news anymore, i would say the collective conscious in our country has settled down because they think it's over with. áááalfredo cuadrosáááthis is the third time the group comes to the valley first june to donate clothes. then volunteering at the humanitarian respite center in mcallen in july. on december 1st they had a truck with donations gathered volunteers and attempted to deliver 15 hundreds bags to unaccompanied minors at the brownsville detention center their request denied as the organization does not take donations directly ááá lilli - bay area border reliefááá very disappointing that even something that simple to provide those children. we stood out there and we had our signs and we did a little walk around in solidarity with them. we just hope that those children felt the love from outside. áááalfredo cuadrosááá their efforts were not in vain they are working with the catholic charities of th

and versa go beyond counting >> they can do things like ersonalized exercise coaching and even track lillyshe pretty much lives in her favoritebut once a week. i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to tat out those week olds and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. sometimes a cough gets in the way of a good night's sleep. that's when he needs vicks vaporub. provenough medicine. with 8 hours of vapors, so he can sleep. vicks vaporub. goodnight coughs. . >>> four days left in 2018 and the rain isn't through with us yet. this rning, a new system appears poised to soak our region once again. it's just about 5:00 a.m. good morning, everybody. >> w i are weather alert mode this morning. >> wtop on stand by with a check on our commute. >> couth get a inch to an inch and a half of rain today. all just padding the record that we have already long ago set. theirport should be having no trouble breaking their record today but weather alert for you, flood watches are posted again for today. it's going to be all rain. nowhere near cold temperatures

the snippets of that. >> eli lilly. >> and this was a feisty show. did it feel feisty to you?ew what going to the mattresses was tremendous. >> i read the book. >> i'm in the chicago americaen tile exchange across the street. >> comes out cme. >> back here 5:00, "mad money" with jim cramer starts right now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. i promise to help you find it, "mad money" starts now >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. i'm just trying to preserve some capital. my job is not just to entertain but to educate, teach, call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me at jim cramer if you're buying stocks, it's okay you just need to know you're fighting the fed, okay and that's not a fight many people can

as soon as this volatility stabilizes a bit but this would be my pick among stocks like pfizer, lillyt labs they offer relative safety and a bit more stability than you see in technology for sure final chart look at the s&p. so we have seen this break really in the last couple of days and unfortunately, you know, s&p has formed a pretty decent topping formation that started back in january. one thing i want to point out, everybody is saying momentum is oversold it has gotten oversold on a daily basis. however weekly basis we are not nearly at levels we saw back in 2008, 2009 on a monthly basis s&p really got oversold and we are no where near that also it's on a daily basis only that s&p has gotten to oversold levels we only see 2% of all stocks above the 10-day moving average. my thinking is this decline this put back to 2376 peace a 50% retracement since 2016 there are a couple of short term cycles now past fomc sentiment will turn bearish more quickly. people think there is no catalyst to lift the market. if anything you want to look for a day like tomorrow on quad which with heavy

. >> this is lilly, she is a character whose family lost their home. the television show has expanded her story, her journey will not appear on televised episodes, instead, only as an online resource. the initiative was launched today as part of sesame street's community program. >>> we have rain to talk about but it will not happen over the next 24 hours. the warmest day of the week will happen soon. we are cooling off on this wednesday evening. did you catch the sunset? it was pretty spectacular. oakland is currently 60. santa rosa in the upper 50s. cold tonight, clear for most of the night. there will be some fog but not before we fall to the 30s. fairfield down to 36. cold in fremont. the water year, these numbers are beginning to drop because december really has not been that wet. san francisco 70 3%, that is okay. livermore 59% of average. we will add to the rainfall total starting friday. as we look at the satellite there is another front on the way, before it gets a we have high pressure which will build in providing for that warm day tomorrow.

. >> lilly dressed in her holiday finist and handing out treats. amongst a fellow man and spread good cheer and goodwill to everyone, and ice skating, the tree, what else do you need? >> reporter: while shops were closed at union square, they were open and busy in chinatown. >> it's a big day. >> reporter: at dragon papa a candy maker creating dragon beard wowed >> it's a traditional chinese pastry to the american society. >> reporter: elizabeth chu is a fan of the mochi. >> it's freshly made and it's warm. really good. you should try it. >> reporter: over at orangey lounge families lined up for dinner. >> we had a feast that my mom made homemade with my mom and ourselves. we got the cooking out of our system and we wanted to grab good food cooked about i somebody else. >> lots of people having a merry christmas tonight. i don't think a lot of these folks want to go home, but the ice rink closes at 11:30, and we did try the candy over at dragon papa, and it was delicious. gene elliott, nbc bay area news. >> hopefully have you some to share, jean. t

. >> you also have prince george in the back and princess charlotte and kate holding prince lilly.ostors. who are these people? that's our abcmornings team. alexis, jessica, mike and reggie holding mickey, he is portraying the baby. they had some time and somebody did a great job of photo shop. if you really want to laugh, check out my twitter account. somebody doctored something. i don't want to give it away, but i promise you'll laugh. they took photo shop to a whole new level. >> you'll laugh out loud. >> you might be scared also. what a game tonight. >> it with australia great game. we always talk about the l.a.-bay area rivalry. we got a northern california rival which rhode island. we're talking sacramento/bay area. it with us a good one. round two at golden center, a ♪ ♪ connecting people... ...uniting the world. ♪♪ >>> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> the warriors fought to win their first meeting of the season against the kings, which they did by one point at home. tonight at golden one center, the battle was even tougher. the kings set the tone by trolling

. >>> ee you lie lilly raised the quarrly dividend and issued a stronger than expected profit forecast nex year. the drug maker cites demand for new medicines and the existing drug diabetes franchised are franchise. the stock rose 2% to 109.11. allerganill pull breast implants from the european market following a mandatory request from regulators. the implants have been linked to lymphoma in some wen. ey say potential liabilities are a concern. shares were lower by nearly7% to 136.56. >>> japan's biggest ever initiau ic offering made its debut. flopped. softbank shares started trading in tokyo today. investors watched closely in part of the softban reach into silicon valley and around the world. our reporter is in tokyo tonight. >> reporter: concerns about saturation in the domestic market and softening global exposure to huawei dampened the mood for the big debut at the tokyotock exchange. this is japan's biggest ipo with more than 23 billion raised it was up there with the biggest ipo, alibaba back in 2014. 90%e of th0 million shares allotted is he set aside for retail investors. fir

responsibility to try to ensure they're participating in platformses that are behaving rangessally, -- rational lilly but consumers talk a big game about privacy and don't clear their cookies and will take a selfie, letting everybody know where they are. uber-knows where you're going and what time. consumers talk about the importance on supply chane ethnics and act hordes lip the see a factory in bangladesh explain bus they still want the little black dress for 99. so we lope and expect the government to think long-term for us and it's time to regulates these companies. this revolution will not be consumer led. if -- the revolution against tobacco was not consumer led. it was led by the government which began taxing and regulating. the revolution against manufacturing and pollution was government led. these companies in my mind aren't actually -- they're doing their job. they're for-profits entitieses, they'll will not connect the doeses between unfettered advertising advertising and ingets fetusessers con kent and negative outcomes so we step in and raying late them -- regulate far. they will be wea

dick lilly across wales and southern england.en, a reasonable day. good spells of sunshine. it will be mild. still struggling to get into double figures in northern ireland and scotland. a chilly start on tuesday. still a fairly unsettled week ahead.

this is lilly --- a character whose family has lost their home.s being 'food- insecure' ... because her family lacked consistent access to food. now, sesame workshop has expanded lily's storyline ... to include that her family stays with friends. lily's journey with homelessness will not appear in televised episodes-- only in online resources. the initiative launched wednesday as a part of the 'sesame street in communities' program. ( darya coming up in the next hour ... officials with the oakland raiders say they will not play in oakland next season. will tran is has more in a live report. ( james ) and expect extra security at diablo valley college in the east bay. sara stinson reports on a threat made against the community college. (ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) fact: some of your favorite foods stain teeth. unlike ordinary whitening toothpaste, colgate optic white has hydrogen peroxide that goes below the tooth's surface for a smile that's 4 shades visibly whiter! colgate optic white. whitening that works. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom.. l

. >> meet lilly. brooks and oliver. >> they're the love of my life. >> reporter: did it remind you of your dog here? >> absolutely. o there'sne especially that looks just like him. >> reporter: that's point, that you forget about this part of the trip. all of these dogs come fro based in d.c. it stands for peopl animal love. >> we plan on serving about 200,000 holiday cust momers ando bring animals in to reduce the stress is a help. >> it's nice being around them. they really bring light to the airport. l reporter: these guys w working three shafts day over the next couple of days. man's best friend now travelers' new friend. >> one else f is getting an out the world experience. this is buddy hanging oute at international space station. he's checking out a space suit. in another he's strapped down so he doesn't float away. mclean couldn't take her son intopace so this is her way of spreading holiday cheer for kid around the world. >> a california aquarium is being slammed on social media for getting t

<lilli - bay area border reliefááá very disappointing that even something that simple to provide thosetood out there and we had our signs and we did a little walk around in solidarity with them. we just hope that those children felt the love from outside. >( james ) the groups efforts were not a total loss. a nearby catholic church along with a care center in mcallen passed out the donations to detainees... until they were all gone. ( darya ) its been nearly a week since an earthquake rocked part of alaska, and already crews are completing repairs to some of the hardest hit areas. the anchorage police department shared a picture of the repairs on facebook. this is the off ramp close to the airport that was badly damaged...now its complete with new asphalt. the police department says this is fantastic progress. ( darya ) coming up coming up on the kron 4 morning news... you may want to check your fridge. another áfive-million pounds of raw beef products have been recalled. details on the affected brands... after the break. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) after some heavy overnight rainfall sh

look what's happening.te lilly crumbling. i can take them apart with my hands.rete to make sure the rails in good shape. ito bad in recent years trains have had to slow down cross the bridge and the workn' t easy. even on a sunny day, the wind is biting up here >> with the winter weather? there is a chance of snow this weekend. there is a need on inspect work and the team have been called into question recently. those who falsified reports are back on the job west asked about it. >> we're going to ask that everyone takes the classes. by the way, another major shut down happens this sum where the platforms will have to be rebuilt. on the yellow line bridge. adam tuss. news4. >>> there is an update tonight to a story you saw first on news4. a man ordered somere shirts from joseph a bank but got something he wasn't expecting. pages and pages of medical records. it was in connection to maryland physicians care. they'll update us when they have more informatden. it inc home addresses, dates of birth, bei.d. n and medical history. >> crazy to think, if this happened h

his pink friend is lilly, the first homeless puppet with sesame street. borbon makers over a barrel as the european union tariffs force companies to move production to other locations. bourbon distillers can't do that. jeff flock is live at mixtures in louisville, kentucky. how do the tariffs impact exports there? they try to sell a lot of that bourbon. >> absolutely. you're looking at bottles of american whiskey here. they make bourbon, rye. the official seal there. you're right. a great point. when you think about the larger distillers, they, if you put the numbers up, were able to get product in to places like the european union before the tariffs took effect. so actually the first six months of the year, exports were up. but then since the tariffs took effect, exports down. i tell you, this distiller, you go back to -- the ceo goes back to revolution. george washington served this whiskey to the troops. that is a chinese label. some distillers have been hurt by this, joe. how about you? >> we really haven't felt much effect from the tariffs. this year

they should have separate capital structures, so this will help them do that. 4%.lilly is up almost they are predicting better than expected forecasts based on pharma sales and pushing back concerns.bout price i want to look at some of the other movers, ge is one up about 7%. they are expected to file their health unit ipo for global research analyst jeff sprague. it is upgrading this to a buy from a hold. most of the risks around ge are mostly pretty well understood, taking away the uncertainty. general mills up almost 7%. in april, they bought petfood blue buffalo. petfood is growing faster than human food, so that seems like a good acquisition. they are expanding that distribution -- the distribution of blue buffalo. overall, a pretty good day for general mills. david: thank you so much. trade talks between china and the united states to resume, but what progress can be made? bonnie chin will be joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is "balance of power." bmw andry carmakers daimler are in talks to cool operate together on making some key car components. nothing to announc

but i think the drug companies and i'm partial because i've been an investor in lilly for many, manyow. but i think all this moving around of parts the last 10 to 20 years, you made a few years ago -- pfizer bought a whole collection of consumer product companies. now you're going the other direction. i'm sorry, but i think there needs to be more clarity here about what's going to be the benefit for the owners you know, the -- >> well, let me be extremely clear on the benefit for gsk shareholders i can't speak for pfizer's history. but i will speak for gsk the company i have the privilege of leading today. >> right >> you refer to the question of value creation in the combination of this joint venture. we've announced today half a billion pounds worth of synergies that we expect to bring by bringing these two companies together so there is significant -- a significant value created in that duplication but also we are truly creating a world leader in this industry. we will have 7.5% market share of the over-counter drugs business we will be the number two is around four. we will be nu

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coming up, jon hilsenrath is here, also the ceo of eli lilly, dave ricks joining us.el gazes into their crystal balls to tell us what they think will be the big market stories of 2019. but first, the federal reserve hiking interest rates by another quarter of a percentage point on wednesday while signaling it could raise rates two more times in 2019

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and lilly threw out two possible title for the book. swords, sealings and swashbucklingers and, arggh. which i have to tell lily much to her chagrin is a word that probably was never userred by a golden age pirate, but was more likely a creation of movies that dissuspensioned its with relishing. my children's strong support is not the only reason i wrote the book because the facts they were early adopters of the pirate idea was definitely encouraging. when i began work thing bike new veer little but writes but that was by design. this miss 13th book and every single book was one or two exceptions was on a topic i knew nothing about before i started writing and that's because i wanted to stay excited for the 18 months to the two years its would take me to research and write the book and one way to guarantee that is pick a topic you don't know a lot about and the excite ill had discovering thing will translates into the page. sure i'd seen a number of movie us with the pirates, screen all the pirates over caribbean movies and muppets, tre

what do i have to do to have you understand you just can, lillie daily in the community. while all the black businesses are closed, while urban renewal where it came and turn us upside down and all around and now you want to spend all these millions of dollars and we don't know what is going on? so if you don't come in contact with my office, i don't have an office. if you don't get in contact with ace on the case, it will not fly and i will tell you why later. i don't have no time. i'm here to talk about all these other millions you are dropping off. you are dropping off 20 millions like you are dropping off $20 to buy a 20-dollar? on the corner. this city has money. i want the documents that you read from. do you have one of those? okay. i am with oewd. because they know me. i am ace on the case. >> next speaker. public comment is closed. supervisor stefani? >> thank you. i want to add that i am excited about the work that oewd is doing and excited about the citywide public space initiative i'm impressed with the equity framework and have the opportunity to participate

momentum going on in that space, positive m&a activity, positive earnings from cvs, united healthcare, lillylot of good and interesting play in healthcare so we're seeing some allocations there. >> earlier on in the show we spoke with carter worth at cornerstone about some of the charts with regard to not just stocks but also oil and treasuries he was giving us some of his outlooks and targets what can you tell us with regard to what you see with regard to oil and the treasury side of things >> sure. in the last couple of -- so, you know, scaled back to last week, we saw flow into our bearish funds that track oil and energy. i think, you know, this week we're sort of seeing a reversal. it's unclear what the russians will agree to in the opec meetings today i think that oil is more or less a seemingly at an all-time low so they may see potential momentum to the upside as a result of what comes out of opec in terms of rates, chairman powell has come out and said maybe we'll take a wait and see approach let's see what happens trade tariffs are weighing on the markets, though the economy is stro

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. >> i'm sister lilly from an all girls catholic high school that's been around 135 years today. our school's unique in our girls work at corporate-entry level jobs to help pay the majority of their tuition while also completing a full college prep click -- curriculum. 100% of our girls go on to college. have you freshmen, sophomore, junior and senior and they work one day per week and they work at insurance companies, tv stations, accounting firms, law firms and hospitals and many more companies. the girls do all entry level clerical work from data entry to preparing marketing materials. imagine if you had an entry level clerical person in that your office. that's what our girls do. the girls who come to immaculate conception academy the average income for a family of four that attends our school is 63,000$63 year and our tuition is $2900 a year and you are looking at me asking why i'm telling you all this. i'm here to speak on behalf of the agency. the agencies have hired our girls the past couple of years and the agency was the only place in noe valley that reached out to us a

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i don't think that is lilly a choice. even if we got more members independents mately involved in the oversight investigations that they serve on, not just the chair and the staff, that would be good, and i don't think it would harm the legislative outputs of the congress. >> it feels like we are talking about the first 30 days when we are having this discussion. the house democrats have said they are going to push for h.r.-1, which is the grab back for campaign finance reform and all sorts of things to show they have a positive good government agenda. i wouldn't be surprised if the oversight letters wait until that vote happens, and then that bill goes and lives on in the senate or not. but then, what is their next big legislative push? i am not hearing it. so there is going to be space on their docket for oversight. then the other part of this false question is which investigation into you choose, or which two or three? this is where my point on the oversight landscape in congress is very different now than it was in 20