liz: thank you, liz, for setting this up.have a hedge fund manager here now, anthony from sky bridge. people gave their money to this man. please, advice our viewers right now the number one thing that people can do to avoid being swamped by something like this. >> well, there are three quick things but the number one th too good to be true means it's too good to be true. get away from it. number two when someone says they're being audited, you have to get a third party to send you correspondence. either the prime broker or auditor, and it's got to be a big firm. it has to be a recognizable firm. liz: how do you say that? >> very simply. you turn to the cfo or the guy running the firm say, listen, we're going to send you an independent result measured from our prime broker, which is a third party typical commercial or investment bank or auditing firm. liz: if they can't do it. >> if they can't do it, you've got to go and the last thing remember closed loop creates a crime. one, two, three, four people they can conspire teeter

liz: big mistake. me say this, donald trump is also being presumptuous, you have to be selected by party before you are elected by the people. right now he should be worried about the selection process and not the general electionment the general election polls show him getting trounced by hillary. liz: breaking news, juan, i want you to respond to this and also you mr. blakeman. ben carson's campaign, telling the associated press that he is suggesting that there will be a major shake-up of his top aides and his coterie there, what do you make of that? >> look at the polls, the result of polls that show he has not only dropped but continues to drop. there was the thought with the latest polls you might see resurgence with ben carson as we enter the christmas season, the evangelicals like nothing, zeros, liz. there is a critical need and ben carson is trying to signal change in the water and hope for his campaign. liz: do you think this came too late? >> yeah. liz: when do you think he should have done

liz? liz: you're next. we shall see. jennifer, thank you for that update. we've got more breaking news at this hour. reports are surfacing that the department of homeland security is pretty much right now working on a plan to scrutinize social media posts as now part of its visa application process for certain people seeking to gain entry into this country. so before then there was word that, you know what? that the immigration officers were not looking into this kind of thing, and now we know, of course, that one of the top, top suspects in the san bernardino had absolutely posted about isis and how much she loved it and was supportive of it. no word yet on how soon this new plan could be implemented, but it comes in the wake, of course, what we discovered with the san bern deep know, california -- san bernardino, california, shooting this month. let's bring in allen west. i personally think it would very much help officials because that's where isis is going, lieutenant colonel, right? to facebook, to twitter. >> yeah, you're absolutely right. and it's a

thanks, guys. >> thanks, liz. liz: again. a tough day.es on the market here, it is plummeting, but we also have our eye on what's happening. we are waiting, defense secretary ash carter is giving a joint news conference at this moment, but that on the screen is u.k. defense secretary michael fallon. the two have been talking about the progress in the fight against isis, new collaboration opportunities in the battle and this, of course, after u.k.'s parliament voted last thursday to authorize airstrikes in syria. i believe last thursday as soon as they voted, it was, i don't know, four minutes later they were bombing in syria. i'm exaggerating, of course, but the u.k. got to it pretty quickly. >>> closing bell, we're 29 minutes away. we have the dow jones industrials really stress fracturing here, and the s&p is down 39. look at that dow, down 306 points. low of the session more like a loss of 325, so we're off that bottom at the moment. we are watching it second by second. we're also looking at what is, obviously, this year's hottest holi

liz: well, exactly.'t you think that -- >> if we seize this moment, we can really make a difference in the world and make a lot of money too. liz: attack it like a business issue and, therefore, when you start to get, as you mentioned, the free enterprise world out there, it could be wonderful. you have said carbon taxing is a, quote, fabulous opportunity. former secretary of state george shultz under president reagan is for it. he has said it's like an insurance policy against risk, but some republicans, in fact, a lot of them say just say no to anything the epa suggests. >> right. and, of course, i can understand that it's a knee-jerk reaction, visceral kind of response, and it feels good. but then -- because it is a bigger government kind of thing we are facing with epa. but it's very important for us on the right offer the solution that actually works, that matches their sentiment with a solution. and the solution, clearly, is a way of pricing in all the costs associated with burning a fossil fuel. n

liz? liz: i'm sure protocols are put into place now for the future. but terror is now literally in our nation's school yards. how, as elected officials, do you discern a real threat that requires action and just a hoax intended to cause unnecessary panic. we're bringing in former governor of california gray davis, governor during the attacks on the world trade center. you dealt with terrorist threats and the severity or lack thereof. what do you say of what happened today? >> i'm not going to second-guess the superintendent. i'll give you an example. i'm governor, and the fbi calls and says we think this is a credible threat against golden gate bridge but don't suggest that you tell anyone, so i'm mulling it over and i get a call from my brother-in-law who works for a major bank in new york that has employees in san francisco, he tells authorities, he decides to evacuate the employees. i said i have to make this public. people make up their own minds. god forbid the schools weren't shut down and a bad thing happened, cortines couldn't live with himsel

liz: yeah. >> quality of management particularly important as one considers private equity moving in because by and large they don't have the managerial resources to run a company. liz: yeah. well that is how buffett plays it. he buys the company and keeps good management in place. you have to keep the jockey and the horse. great to see you, bill. happy new year. >> thank you for having me. liz: mesirow investment banking financial advisor. busy year for this guy. closing bell eight minutes, eight minutes away. coming up we give you a few market tricks experts are using to make most of both their wins, maybe more importantly their losses of 2015. make the most of your losses. we'll teach you how in just a second. dow is up 188 points. this is the one place we're not afraid to fail. some of these experiments may not work. but a few might shape the future. like turning algae into biofuel... ...new technology for capturing co2 emissions... ...and cars twice as efficient as the average car today. id

liz: hoyos labs is at forefront. have a wonderful 2016, hector. >> you too, liz. liz: hector hoyos. stay my fingerprints. nobody steal those. 2015 coming to a close with the dow down 29 points. one stock you need to be buying right now to be a winner in the new year, we'll tell you next on "countdown." stay tuned. this is the one place we're not afraid to fail. some of these experiments may not work. but a few might shape the future. like turning algae into biofuel... ...new technology for capturing co2 emissions... ...and cars twice as efficient as the average car today. ideas exxonmobil scientists are working on to make energy go further... ...no matter how many tries it takes. energy lives here. ♪ liz: okay. out with the old, in with the new for 2016 as we wrap up the books on 2015. what is the number one stock you need to own in 2016? aaron gibbs, s&p capital iq chief domestics officer is ready with a name. first your cred. you had eight years of outperforming the market. this year was tougher, wasn't it? >> this was a tougher year. one thing we look at is valuation. that is big

tweet me, @liz claman. liz claman our facebook page. can i say my name enough here. i'm liz claman.ally did see "fifty shades of grey." and it was 50 shadesshades of caka. maybe weather had long irgolf season, it has been a tough season for ski resorts. inin the midwest, colorado rockies, resorts are unable to open due to lack of snow. that may change soon. when the going get tough, the tough go to jeff flock at wisconsin ski resort. i can't even see you. show me you. reporter: like we're in a blizzard here but it's not god's blizzard. it is man's blizzard. you know, i'm behind the snow guns. maybe if i'm down this way, maybe you san see me. listen to this, liz. take a listen. that is the sound of water and compressed air. together, they make money. actually they make snow. finally they will start making money for the guys at these snow resorts in the midwest and in the east. take a look at a map. tell you, i'm up to my knees now. there was almost no snow here this morning. take a look at a map. northeast, places like boston, cleveland, indianapolis, to the midwest, zero snow on the

>> liz, i was reading. that the sheriffs, san bernardino county sheriff's department tweeting out anyone with info regarding active shooter incident in san bernardino who would like to remain anonymous call we tip at 180078 crime, tweeted out by the san bernardino county tweet account or twitter account. the search goes on there, anyone with information being asked to and remain anonymous and call the crime tipline as they try to figure out where the shooters, we'll use the plural, as we heard from reporters, liz. i want to mention some sort of device came up early on. some sort of robot is used to perhaps seek out that device and see exactly what it is. we also finding out that the sheriff's department and the authorities are pushing people further back. this is still an active shooter scene. for their own safety, pushing media members, reporters further from the scene, and loma linda university medical center is just south of this area. they are now in disaster mode waiting for an influx of victims. we ha

liz: okay.with 45 minutes before the closing bell rings, it's the nasdaq you want to keep an eye on here. it's just three points to the downside, it's been trying to punch in and out of positive territory. if it makes it, we'll see. 44 minutes now to see if it can make the green win. morgan stanley adding to the pain on wall street today, the bank announced it is cutting an additional 1200 jobs. that includes 470 in its fixed income and commodity business right before the holidays. terrible timing. company also announced it'll take 150 million charge in the fourth quarter to cover receive advance expenses. the stock is down 1.75%. it's a tough market to trade in, especially with fixed income. >>> donald trump doubling down this morning on the comments he made last night, these inflammatory comments on how to handle the syrian refugee crisis in the wake of recent global terror attacks. listen. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states --

liz mcdonald, keep it going. liz: that's right, ashley. thank you're absolutely right. crude moving, driving the markets higher at this moment. the dow jones industrial average is up. look at this, 158 points! oil leading energy companies to upside. crude moves in another venue, driving the political discussion now as the hillary clinton camp is striking out against donald trump after what some are calling a vulgar description of how mrs. clinton lost to president obama from mr. trump. he made a vulgar description of it. we're going to take it up with our political panel. breaking new details about the movement too of the san bernardino terrorists where. they met, when they got engaged and when they reported on their visa application. this is a big controversy coming up. >>> and military moves driving the fight against the islamic state in ramadi as the iraqi military pressing into the key city controlled by radical islamist terrorists since may. this is another big news development. we've got major general bob scales to discuss it all. >>> driverless cars closer to rea

liz: welcome back.donald trump said throughout his campaign that he would get along very well with vladimir putin. and the feeling is apparently mutual. mr. putin took time out of his news conference to call in trump a bright, flamboyant person. joining me now is former bush state department senior advisor christian wiseman and richard goodstein. what did you make of this? >> it's the beginning of a beautiful bromance. trump has been fawning of vladimir putin before saying he welcomes with open arms with his intervention in syria and giving putin an "a." it's hard to take because this is the president of an adversarial nation who power through repressing insernl dissent. -- internal dissent. liz: is this not a great thing for president obama? russia and the white house and prior administrations, russia was a pariah state for basically invading crimea, now russia is considered a credible power broker with what's going on in syria. it seems to me this could be seen as a betback for the white house. >> my

liz: george?i have a hard time agreeing with anything donald trump says, we have a lot of good candidates for president. liz: thank you former senators george lemieux and evan bayh. thank you for joining us. >> merry christmas. liz: merry christmas. liz: we have the debate you don't want to miss. fox business, the gop debate, the last one was a gigantic hit. you want to set dvr's for the gop presidential debate on fox business. going to be a lively and informative one. next up the 2016 candidates not the only ones vying for the spotlight. it's called comedians in cars, getting coffee, president and seinfeld took turns circling the south lawn. look at this, a 1963 corvette stingray coupe. the interview will be released december 30th in time for new year's eve at 11:30 p.m., going to be released on crackle and comedians in cars getting coffee.com. coming up, gas prices officially fall below 2 bucks per gallon nationally. more than two-thirds of the country at a buck 99 or below. jeff flock in chicag

the mets lose to the timber >> liz: thank you. more good news, did you hear about our fox five family. >> audrey: are producer while government welcomed a new baby into the world yesterday. there he is making a tv debut. he is adorable. let's take a look at the forecast now. >> want to say hello for the folks on the jetblue flights, jessica is sitting and five warmer weather. cooler temperatures temperatures this morning. twenty-eight in poughkeepsie, 32 in sussex. forty-seven in islip, islip, montauk is checking in at 50 degrees. nice temperatures across the northeast considering it is late december. thirty-five in albany, 37 a williams and down towards d.c. southwest wind flow bring in milder temperatures across the region. clouds are in place but no rain associated. there's an area of low pressure bringing wet weather and that will arrive during the predawn hours tomorrow. winter winter officially arrives at 1148 this evening. we are expecting a wet day, tuesday high near 60, rainfall for wednesday, scattered showers for thursd

take care, liz. liz: happy new year. as we continue keep our cameras trained on moscow for a moment, seconds away from that new year's eve celebration. appears what we're hearing out of dubai the fire is just closest to being contained. let me send it to melissa and david. they will take it from here to give you the latest. david: still a very volatile situation over there. thank you very much, liz. happy new year. fire and fireworks, one of the most bizarre things in history of new year's celebrations in dubai tonight. it is incredible. melissa: bizarre. david: massive fire raging engulfing a luxury hotel while at the same time spectacular new year's eve fireworks display goes on for attention ever a million on lookers. quickly we take you to the fire. we want to get a clue what is happening. was not looking good towards end of the session. dow looks down 180 points. [closing bell rings] only that is up is oil. this is one of rare days when oil is up, market is down. that is not good for stocks. as liz said we knew dow

liz: do you understand it? >> i understand that people are afraid, and it's completely reasonable to be afraid of the threat of radical islam, but what really bothers me is this is exactly what isis wants. they want this kind of rhetoric, and what they don't want and what's terrible for their message is this debate we're having. >> it's not a debate, it's a friendship. liz: between you two, and we thank you for coming on a day we have on the screen the situation in downtown chicago with race relations and the muslim discussion, too. we thank you and good luck, and see if the letter is published tomorrow in the "wall street journal," correct? >> yes. liz: everybody read the journal, buy the journal to hear khurram's words. >> happy hanukkah. a little light, increase the light, a lot of darkness disappears. reach out to a fellow american unlike yourself, and show we are a peaceful america. liz: thank you very much. appreciate it. the market behavior has been very interesting here. we've lopped off 150 points of l

liz: thank you david.g: protesters are moving to it is run holiday travel, welcome to "risk & reward," i am jo ling kent in for deirdre bolton, plaque lives matter protesting at the mall of america today. they were rebuffed by police, now on the move to minneapolis st. paul international airport much to release video footage of a 24-year-old unarmed plaque man -- black man jamar clark of minneapolis. ahead of the planned protests,

liz?: i think it's fascinating, jo, the stock is up, last check, 30%. 30.5% with just about 32 minutes before the trading day ends, we'll see if atlassian breaches higher level. box has had a bit of a struggle. we'll see how atlassian does. at any moment, this person on the screen may be indicted. enrique marquez, now the focus, as you heard at the top of the hour, of the fbi's investigation in san bernardino. we've got jonathan hunt from fox live on the ground in san bernardino. he's going to bring you stuff he knows about this. >>> and presidential candidate ben carson has admitted he doesn't know everything or even the basics about american foreign policy. he's been embarrassed in certain interviews. among them with chris wallace on fox. so he hired our next guest, george birnbaum, the former chief of staff of benjamin netanyahu, he is ben carson's newest foreign policy adviser. it's a fox business exclusive. how is he going to get ben carson up to speed? he's next on "countdown," can't

liz: i am liz dahlem. ben simmoneau and juliet huddy are off today, the first full day of winter certainly doesn't feel like it. december 22nd, check your calendar, feels more like april or may. kerry: christmas coming up in a couple days a did feels like spring out there. >> meteorologist: it does. for those who like milder weather, no one is complaining. cold weather people are, we are hearing all about it. i can't satisfy you but i do like mild temperatures, it will be our kind of christmas. temperatures very mild, precipitation on radar in the form of green and not snow. a couple light showers picked up here mostly across the hudson valley and into portions of pennsylvania. everyone else seeing patchy drizzle like robert moses who is we are in the 50s in central park towards long island, 52 in bridgeport, 46 in poughkeepsie and sussex and monticello, they have comparable readings, belmar at 55, newark running the 18 degrees milder than they were this time yesterday. we are in store for temperatures or

liz: thank you very much.k to jeff flock on the scene in san bernardino and a tiny bit more contextual information that we got from comey, what are people on the scene saying right now out there? >> the same thing that rod was saying, struck by the evidence that kind of doesn't add up. i add a couple things to that, one, first of all, the female, all those that are experts on this is a very unusual. she's just had a baby, very unusual for a woman to be in this role in the first place, that just had a baby. the family says we didn't see this coming at all. in fact, they were living the american dream. he had a full-time job that pays reasonably well, working on masters degree, they just had a baby, he just got married. this doesn't add up. and points that rod made which is they have all of this weaponry, all of these bombs, they don't take that all with them, they booby trap the place instead and hit the target they hit is their christmas party. his christmas party. not exactly a high-profile target if you are

liz: this is fascinating.became quite the caffeine boost to a floundering stock which soon no longer trade as stock. keurig green mountain, look at the plummet, jump rather, up 72% after jab holdings agreed to take the company private the $2 a share. the stock is at $89.04. just about three pennies away from the price that will be buyout. this is 17% premium from where shares closed on friday. you see the jump. this is fascinating two-day chart. it was cruising along with troubling year for the keurig. it has pete's brand, expresso house in scandinavia. it is hoping the acquisition will make it a formidable rival to nestle. i personally switched from keurig to net suppress sew machines. keurig was faltering and was kind after high-flyer. -- netpresso. may not soon trade as publicly-traded company. talk about identity crisis, s&p can't decide to be day-to-day as full-on bear or outright bull. we seen the s&p up two consecutive days over a month s that ominous sign or par for the course? we have stephen guilfoyl

they they are seven and 20 on the season. >> liz: no more pictures on instagram of jewelry. >> liz: time to get a check of the weather. >> audrey: a warm christmas, not. it was a normal weekend across the tri-state area. temperatures are more seasonable, 27 and poughkeepsie, 27 and monticello, 36 in newark. we have readings in the 40s, 44 degrees. the southwesterly wind flow which is coming in five-10 miles per hour it will feel more comfortable than it did over the weekend. clouds are on the increase, it's mostly cloudy for monday. there'll be some wet weather coming to us and give us some rainfall starting tomorrow across the tri-state area. the rain arrives in the predawn hours for your tuesday. will have on and off areas of rain as we go through the tuesday. on wednesday another round of rain will start a met looks to be studying for the afternoon. mostly cloudy, with highs in the 50s. winter begins this evening. tomorrow will be the first day of the season. a wet start on tuesday, wednesday will be wet as well. are temperatures are going to be toward 70 degrees. christmas day will b

wyff news 4's liz lohuis joins us live from gsp, with the latest. liz? liz: michael and carol, as you pointed out, most of the flights out of the midwest have been canceled. dozens of delays. >> we were on our way here, and then we looked up the flight, and it was delayed. and it was like, come on. liz: the writing is on the wall. hundreds late coming home to the upstate, or not coming home at all, at least tonight. >> we've been traveling all day, so it's tiring. liz: so tiring, some couldn't even muster up the strength to walk to baggage e aim. >> it's exhausting. everybody is traveling, so, you know, the airlines are doing the best they can, but it's tiring. liz: in some cases, tripling travel time. >> we could have driven home faster than we sat there. liz: but this family didn't mind the delay. >> as much time as i can spend with them, it is enjoyable. liz: it meant more time with their loved one, who they hadn't seen in 20 years. >> i was actually a gift from my niece to her mother as a liz: and what a present it was. [screaming] kenneth freeman ca

liz: i am liz dahlem involved and and juliet. kerry: i am getting readyjuliet. kerry: i am getting ready for the christmas holiday. might have to put some short-run, deliveries. 70 degrees i am hearing. >> meteorologist: going to see some 70 degrees. didn't reveal nice and mild out there? 56 is the number right now in central park, hard to believe christmas is coming of this week, 33 and islip, 56 for a long talk, bridgeport at 51, 40s to the northwest in poughkeepsie and sussex, monticello 39, everyone seeing readings well above average for this time of year, tend to almost 20 degrees above where we were at this time a look at sky guardian radar shows we are relatively dry in the city but we have some rain activity around the periphery towards the hudson valley and eastern pennsylvania seeing some rain moving in slowing around the tristate area as we go through the afternoon. we want your umbrella handy as you head out the door, we anticipate some showers, springlike, high readings in the upper 50s st. louis 60s across the tristate area, another chance of showe

what's the latest, liz. liz: yeah, heading back to texas.son time because he was caught on social media potentially playing a drinking game in violation of his probation. it's called beer pong. he was on probation for a horrific car crash that looked like an airplane crash. four people killed, one person paralyzed, his drinking alcohol content was three times the adult limit. . stuart: he's coming back to america, odds are he goes back into court and facing prison. liz: , yes. stuart: that's going to happen. liz: there's a move to put his case in adult court, not juvenile court. to just add that, his father cooperated with authorities to catch them in mexico. >> we should point out the legal defense he's a rich kid . stuart: yeah, that's the affluenza defense. presidential race obviously heating up. big question savings and loan whose plan if they get elected will actually help the economy? what will they do to the economy? economist peter mauricey and professor joins us as he often does on this program. i want to start -- first of all, let'

liz lohuis, wyff news 4, in greenville. carol: republican presidential candidate george pataki has ended his presidential bid. he made the announcement during a commercial that aired tonight, right here on wyff 4. pataki received less than 1% support in the most recent wmur-cnn granite state poll. and later in the newscast, who south carolina representative trey gowdy has endorsed for the 2016 republican presidential nomination. michael: in anderson tonight, police tell us to dogs attacked three men. police say it happened at the intersection of osborne avenue and shirley street, just before 7:00. the men were on top of a truck when the officers got there. police say the dogs then chard at the officers. the 2 dogs were then shot and killed. police say one man suffered extensive injuries, and may need surgery. minor injuries for the other two. tonight police are looking for , the owner of the dogs. rabies. carol: a man was found dead inside his easley home today. pickens county deputies found him inside his home on planters

liz: and a doughnut.ily basis for you, i'm happy to see oil goes down because the gas doze down. i'm happy when i go to the gas pump. however, there's another side is foreign countries which depend upon reasonably high price of oil and they're going bankrupt. peter mauricey is with us. so if you balance it all out, you add it all up, is this good news that oil is at 34, $35 a barrel or bad news? >> i think it's bad news. overall i think the country would be better off with a stable price at around $60 a barrel. the reason oil is down is the same reason the stock market is down because the economy isn't growing rapidly enough and broad things look very bad. that's why both are down. if we had a more robust economy, so we could afford a little bit more oil and once more the domestic industry would be in so much better shape, and we depend so much less on the middle east long term that way. stuart: everything is down whether it's greens, food prices, i mean food at the wholesale level the commodity level or

do you remember liz was fired? out a tweet and it wasn't even as bad as this cartoon and she was forced to resign. >> first of all i'm offended by this cartoon as an uh toll yen -- as an italian-american. >> it is an italian joke, isn't it? >> and also first of all the claim that children are fair game now, that's a horrible thing to say. even if you believe the children are being used as props which all politicians do, make something that insults the politicians and you don't make the children look like animals. he is an organ grinder. it doesn't make any sense other than let's insult his children. >> that's right. they threw in a lot of things. santa had cowboy boots on. liz, isn't it true you remember fair game? they never stopped complaining about that. and the thing was they were fair game. they were out to get the bush administration from the beginning. >> those two had big spreads in "vanity fair." >> even before. >> even before. i couldn't wait for that whole period to be over with. >> that scandal, it was

liz lohuis, wyff news 4 live in greenville. nigel: thank you, liz. well, the personalities at college gameday weighed in on who they think will win the orange bowl tonight. joey galloway, butch davis, kirk herbstreit, and lee corso are all picking oklahoma to win tonight. many of them saying, however, that the game will be close. galloway says it could all come down to a key turnover. you can read more on their predictions online at wyff4.com. gabrielle: while the big game is going on, don't forget to check out our livewire, the latest tweets about the tigers and fun post from our staff. go to the app or wyff4.com in the "right now" bar. other headlines an upstate , officer assaulted, and tonight, police are pleading for help in the case. wyff news 4's mandy gaither is live and local in the anderson newsroom, with more. mandy? badly, she got a concussion and bruising around the neck. it happened november 16th, within the oak hill subdivision. officer kristin brady saw a man wearing a black hoodie, black gloves, with a black skeleton mask. anderson po

so the question is, where are they getting all of this money, liz? liz: this comes from the u.s.ury department from looting banks in syria and iraq. that's a billion estimated there. and 500 million in oil sales, 40 million a day. they are the richest terrorist organization in the world. they've got now money-- they've got bigger than some small economies in the world. ashley: the u.s. money that was sent over there that was being used for whatever, put in vaults, stolen and they're also using u.s. humvees, this is an outfit that completely funded and outfitted by the united states liz: they're using the money to pay their terrorist army. ashley: what about the oil? >> and there are major donors in places like saudi arabia and other countries that individuals who donate. and we have not blasted the oil field. one person previously from the administration argue that would expect the environment if we blasted the oil field. but a new scene has come up, passports, that in two of the cities they had had passport offices. thousands of blank passports, the passport machines liz: fake p

liz: 127.8. million and i'm not saying that just because i dressed up my baby girl as yoda. neil: now, you went to -- what was it last weekend? melissa: disney 100 jingle ball. neil: see this is -- we do the hiring process here, this is the stuff that escapes us. melissa: you weren't at jingle ball? liz: did you increase dress up? melissa: well, in my go out clothes, which is like dressing up. melissa: can i go? i have a show soon. can i go? connell: your go out clothes? what is that? melissa: now i'm embarrassed. i'm leaving. neil: i'm trying to think of how i do that. connell: when are we going, neil? . neil: after this. connell: midnight? . neil: close . . . . neil: we're getting a lot of emails, my review of "star wars," a movie i haven't seen but i'm sure it's horrible. win viewer, writes, cavuto did you ever have a childhood? i seriously doubt it. you're an idiot. his name is sam. the cavuto, it is called "the force awakens." may i suggest you are your movie be called, permanently dead. rea

back to what liz mentioned. there was talk of a boycott of his latest movie by the police tarantino spoke out at a rally against police brutality and his racially charged dialogue could upset others. take it from me, his new movie is too boring to boycott. stay tuned, coming up at 4 for my review of leonardo dicaprio's new film, this is a title liz and bill that novarro explained to me. >> yeah, we'll get into that right coming back from the dead in the leonardo dicaprio movie. i got a chance to see the hateful 8. i agree with you 100%. it was great to see curt russell and samuel l. jackson's acting. >> i don't know what's happening on this set but dave was quoting lines from my script back to me without having read my script. >> we were so on the same page. >> we really were so on the same thing. >> so you see room for a sequel here [ laughter ] >> i hope not. [ laughter ] >> that would be hateful, zero. watching movies like hateful 8, work. >> exactly [ laughter ] >> let me ask you this, they're saying most dr

bill, liz, back to you. >> the roller coaster. >>> now to that breaking news. you don't have to be a football fan to understand the importance of this story. the one-game suspension of odell beckham junior upheld tonight. beckham was appealing the action for his violent behavior sun dying gains an opponent. he will not play this sunday, crucial game for the team but a very big lesson. rob nelson is at nfl bill. as you said it just became official just in the last few minutes. the one-game suspension for beckham has now officially been upheld meaning he will not play in this week yen's game, the critical game against the vikings. take a look at video. beckham said was taunted by the carolina panthers on sunday was suspended by the league for one dame after that heartbreaking loss to the panthers in which beckham over and over again tussled, sometimes violently with josh norman picking up three personal fouls for unnecessary roughness. the low point as we've all seen came with this helmet to helmet hit against norman who has also been fined $26,000 for his role i

i'm giving that in liz's name.tion rate in malawi is much lower than the boys and girls education needs special support there. there are girls who are in high school now in malawi who know that they wouldn't be there without your help. we have a long way to go to keep all girls in high school in malawi, and a very long way to go to get desks in every school. but in the coming school year, there will be many more desks in those classrooms and more girls in those classrooms, thanks entirely to you, the shoers of this program who see a need and want to help. and thanks, of course, to liz smith who didn't even have to be asked to help. >> scared enough? let's play hard ball. good evening. had enough? that's the election after world war ii. >> we've prevailed over much greater threats than this.

. >> liz and i are going to finish out your foursome it's >> you can caddy liz. >> remember, you can get -- we'll get the accuweather just go to abc7ny or download our eyewitness news weather app. >>> we are following a developing story and another powerful new york politician has been convicted of corruption. former state senate leader dean skelos and his son were found guilty in a bribery scheme that unraveled when investigators began recording their phone calls. the government says the elder skelos used his influence to strong arm businesses into doing business with his son. this is the second high ranking and high profile political conviction in the last two weeks. former assembly speaker sheldon silver was convicted offend bribery. governor cuomo said the conviction should be a wake-up call for the state legislature. >>> we have new information following the collapse of the facade of a building that rained bricks on to the upper east side. it happened at 1st avenue between east 62nd and east 64th. the street there remains closed since monday. the building's department says it no

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liz, thank you.nald at the top of the hour under 20 minutes from now. it's a small step for mankind, but a huge leap for billionaire elon musk, as his company, spacex, gets back in the space launching business and successfully. and john paul dejoria joins me with his thoughts on the campaign, specifically donald trump. oh, yes. stay with us. >> well, we're checking the markets for you. maybe santa is coming to town. the dow up 151 points and the nasdaq up 26, all about 1/2 a percent. shows some stronger buying going on on wall street, meanwhile, home sales plunging sharply in november, down 10 1/2%. that, by the way, is the weakest pace in 19 months. analysts, well, they blame higher prices because there wasn't as many homes for sale, the prices went up, and also new regulations being blamed as well. the intelligence report will be right back with a warning against our infrastructure and how it's a prime target for cyber terrorists. don't go away. innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more br

liz: the couple' s neighbor is also left wondering. tomi olsen: it was like they were anonymous to all of us. it' s really weird. liz: authorities are questioning two high-powered, semi-automatic weapons used in the attack, and then sold them or turned them over to farook. elizabeth hur, abc news, new york. stephanie: chicago officials released reports of the officer-involved shooting of a teen in 2014. the hundreds of pages of documents pertain to the shooting death of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. chicago officer jason van dyke is now facing first-degree murder charges in the death of mcdonald. the new documents include police reports that have several officers, including van dyke, describing mcdonald as aggressively approaching officers with a knife. however, dashcam video shows mcdonald moving away from the officers when he was shot. adam: thousands of unitil customers in the concord area were without power this morning. unitil spokesperson alec o' meara says crews believe a bird brought down a line in the area of bridge street. pow

. >> and liz, the verdict came as a complete shock to the motorist, his family and his many supporters here in the community, but the attorney for only one reasonable verdict in this case, and that was not guilty. that is exactly the verdict that was handed down here this morning. supporters of kyle howell, his friends and relatives walked out of the courtroom after it was announced furious and incredulous. they simply couldn't believe what they just heard but the officer claimed all along that he resorted to the use of force because howell lunged for the glove compartment of his car moments after a traffic stop in april of 2014. now in explaining her decision, judge patricia harrington insisted that the video, the surveillance video in this case does not tell the full story, how it was trying to get rid of marijuana in his car because he was on probation and did so knowing that it would have appeared threatening or provocative to the officer who claimed he had a reasonable fear that howell was reaching for a weapon in the glove to be clear, no weapon was ever recovered. reaction now f

liz macdonald, may the force be with you.t the 3-d glasses, i'm going to take you to the imax. i don't know if you can handle 3-d lasers coming at you. >> no. liz: the markets trying to beat back the grinch. is the santa claus rally possible this december? we've got the dow jones industrials down 41 points as oil touches another new low. w this level since 2004. >>> the republican presidential race tighter as senator lindy graham bows out. two the dwindling field helps the most?

. >> from valley stream, long island, liz dahlem, fox 5 news. >> of us struggle with finding our true identities. at sea john camp in "bulls & bears"town, new jersey -- blarestown, new jersey, korean adoptees come together to feel a oneness that can't be found anywhere else. christina park has that story. >> of these children are on a very important journey, discovering who they are. the camp in blarestown, new jersey, is a national camp where korean adoptees can do just that and feel a oneness with kids just like themselves. >> a lot of these kids talk about feeling like camp is the and to think that only happens for one week out of an entire year, it can be kind of emotional. >> a former camper and now counselor says the camp helps fill a place in his heart where something was always missing. >> i didn't find my way until my late teens, but once i did, it helped me become more whole about who i am. >> we talked about adoption and stuff like that, so, yeah, that was cool. >> it gives me a nice chance to see that there's a lot more people like me, and i'm really happy about that. >> i

liz: we got to bar louie at about 4:00. the spirit has gone up considerably in the last couple hours. people are feeling good about this game, although the tigers are trailing. just a little bit behind. i bar. many of the far as -- the fans i fans. since birth. my mom, when i was little, had a tag on her car that said, my blood is orange. long time. liz: people are very excited it is still anyone's game. we will have the wrapup coming up tonight at 11:00. liz lohuis, wyff news 4, live in greenville. michael: if you'd like to follow along with the game on the g check out our live wire. it's a collection of the latest tweets about the orange bowl. go to the wyff 4 app or wyff4.com, and look in the "right now" bar. there is nigel, dancing away. gabrielle: from the bowl game to the ball drop, this will be a night for partying. and officers know that. michael: their goal is for you to make it home safe. wyff news 4's mike mccormick, with their plan of action. mike: tonight, law enforcement officials are expecting more sippable c

liz: why not just win that one more to get to the next step? unfazed by the moment....the wildcats swept the golden bears.....a statement win for the wayne state program. scott: "yeah it felt great. i am just really happy for our players. they deserve this." liz: "it's amazing. it's indescribable. you can't put it into words...you can try all you want." leisa: people ask me what i felt after the game and yeah that was a great feeling....but definitely not satisfied." alex walker: with regionals in the rear view mirror.....the wildcats are set to play in the elite eight for the first time in school history. just three wins away from a national championship, wayne state is locked and loaded for a title run in tampa florida." scott: "it's not going to be easy. everyone is still really good that's left in this tournament so we are going to have to take it one game at a time but our goal is to win the national championship." liz: we have been working for this since august when we rolled in unpacked our bags and first put our shoes on weve been waiti

liz?r the las vegas gop debate and after donald trump made the comments basically saying no more non-u.s. muslims coming into the country. but when you look at who stacks up against hillary clinton and how that shakes out. he's 11 points behind marathon head-to-head -- tow to tow race with hillary. it's rubio that would beat clinton. stuart: however, we just had donald trump attack hillary clinton like he's never had before saying she's a liar. liz: yeah,. stuart: he was beaten his competition by attacking, will it work now? liz: well, he claimed that there's footage of people -- isis using donald trump's comments about muslims to recruit. ashley: yeah. liz: and she hasn't come up with that footage yet. ashley: where's the proof of that. stuart: they don't have that and that's what he was called out on. are you with us? >> i'm with you. stuart: you just heard us saying donald trump demanding an apology, calling hillary clinton a liar, you're a big critic, but she doesn't have these picture

bill and liz. thanks for watching.

i'm giving that in liz's name.an the boys and girls education needs special support there. there are girls who are in high school now in malawi who know that they wouldn't be there without your help. we have a long way to go to keep all girls in high school in malawi, and a very long way to go to get desks in every school. but in the coming school year, there will be many more desks in those classrooms and more girls in those classrooms, thanks entirely to you, the shoers of this program who see a need and want to help. and >>> tonight on "all in" -- >> i oppose legalization for illegal aliens. i always have, and i always will. >> ted cruz under fire. accused of flip-flopping on immigration. >>> then the ceo who jacked up the price of an aids drug by 5,000%. >> for us to try to exist and make any profit i think is pretty reasonable.

>> it's implied liz. >> i'm just asking. >> liz, liz, they're not real people, liz. >> that's what it was. >> it's time for the weekend. >> okay. all right. still toment co, normally court side seats we all know they're ideal, except when that happens. lebron james crashes into the crowd, sends the wife of another athlete to the hospital. >> and here's a quick check of the delays on the hudson river crossings and the inbound lincoln tunnel, 30 to 40 minutes on this friday night home at the outbound holland tunnel it's 15 minutes, and no holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. everything in one place. my stop & shop. meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. call now to get more. more speed. like, 300 meg. more tv shows and movies on demand. call now. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100 meg ultra fast internet, hundreds of hd channels, and unlimited callin

stuart: liz. >> not so sure i'd give the same answer.he issue for establishment republicans, there are other candidates who, when facing off against hillary clinton in a pretend face-off now, do much better than donald trump. he loses quite often. marco rubio always wins. i think that's why people are looking at this as a race that they'd like to see-- >> look at this, move onto the democrat side of the same poll, the quinnipiac pole, 60% don't believe she's honest. ashley: because she dodges the questions about policy and her parsed action and doesn't care about the vote. that's coming through as well. i'm surprising it's only 60% after the e-mails and the thousand classified e-mails apparently there was not supposed to be one. stuart: and wow, spends a couple of weeks in paris and-- . [laughter] >> i have to move on. so much to pack in the show. look at dow futures, please. i've got to tell you, one good rally, because 112 points up will put us at 18,000. by the way, janet yellen speaks about lunchtime today. and the pundits say she wi

liz, bring you in on this.e liz: the mcquarry research, a 51 cents of on-line and other companies get the 49, 24% of memberships for prime and half by 2020. stuart: i'verarely see a company of that size see their stock more than double. apple did not sure, microsoft in the '90s. amazon today, that extraordinary. how about mcdonald's, maybe call it the comeback stock of the year. 118 right now. and that's close to the all-time high, the comeback stock of the year. >> everyone should have been buying when we were talking about it three to six months ago. stuart: that's a big pat on the back you're giving yourself. >> we were, we were talking 24 hours breakfast and kept talking about the eggs and chicken. stuart: you scoffed and laughed and give me a break, i think was the expression. >> it's the ultimate comfort food, pancakes. stuart: and they are now doing some mack and cheese in some markets. and why it's going up liz: what a time to be alive, mack and cheese. stuart: that's sarcasm. no, i'm loving it. stuart: