liz: good to see you, senator. >> take care, liz. liz: he's running around, because at the top of the hour all senators are going to have this news conference, apparently, to give us details. we are waiting on kevin brady who will be assembling in front of the cameras to talk about what the house has finally come up with. stocks clawing their way back from the session lows. we are still down, i'll tell you that, obviously. the dow is down 120, but way better than where it was, down 253. we have the s&p now down 13 points, the worst of the session had been down 28. the nasdaq is most interesting here. with the nasdaq you see a very dramatic comeback. it had been down more than 101 points, and we can see right now it's down 54. so the nasdaq has halved its losses. >>> the blue chip index is on track, we should tell you, to snap a five-day run of record closes, mcdonald's, united technologies and caterpillar are the top names that are weighing on most of the dow but definitely not all red on the screen. looks like the retail ice age is

>> liz: i know. well who would lobby for billionaires. look its been warren buffet who gets that low tax rate, has said wait, why is my secretary paying a higher tax rate than i am? >> no, i totally agree and that's why it should be-- >> liz: whose advocating for them? >> i don't think they're up on the hill lobbying for this. >> liz: they pay people to do this. they caved on this years ago knowing they would get hit. i think they're pleasantly surprised that's not part of it. i think they're keeping their mouth zippered because us not saying anything it's going our way. >> liz: i think you're in lala land. steven schwartzman knows the president and keep saying it's a rounding error it's psychologically not a rounding error. what about the corporate rate? do you think that delaying it by a year which is what the senate plan does will somehow harm corporate profits that were anticipated to be improved under the new plan? >> yeah, i don't like that approach at all. >> liz: the delay? >> i think it make

liz: okay. have to work with me here because this is literally coming in as we speak. we have breaking news, what's turning out to be a horrific situation in northern california. about 150 miles north of sacramento. the he hama -- tehama county sheriff just said two and a half minutes ago seven people including two children have been shot and killed by a gunman who has apparently rampaged through up to seven different locations including the rancho tehama school. and we believe the shooter is dead. police have apparently gotten hold of one semiautomatic rifle and two handguns. the suspected shooter, at least what sources are telling fox news, has rampaged through it might possibly be sparked by a domestic situation. the children who were killed were not inside the school at the time. there are also an unconfirmed number of students that have been airlifted to the local hospital. this all began around 8 a.m. local time. this is near red bluff, and as i said, about 120-150 miles northwest of sacra

liz: wow.beth warren said president trump did make a racial slur yesterday when he mocked her with his nickname, quote, pocahontas. native american groups said they didn't like it is aing it was insensitive. senator warren listed herself as a minority, native american at the university of pennsylvania where she worked and harvard law school. here's mike huckabee weighing in on the controversy. >> disney owns abc, they've made a billion dollars off the "pocahontas" franchise. is that racist? have they made money off racism? if so, they need to apologize and need to discontinue all of their merchandise and all of their movies regarding pocahontas. the bigger question and i think sarah alluded to this, elizabeth warren lied about ancestry in order to advance her career rchlt that is what ought to be outrageous to people, and why isn't the left upset about cultural appropriation. that's something we hear about all the time. you can't culturally appropriate something, that's what she's done. liz: di

thank you. >> liz: thanks nicole. coming up a new report says most of california sheriffs really oppose the sanctuary state law. that's soon going to have to enforce and now one of the california sheriffs is here to speak out. liberal silicon valley applaud ing electric car companies tesla new big truck but we've got a truck driver, watch this. he's saying it does not measure up, but this truck is going to be below standards for what we have now. common sense stuff it's staring us right in the face about the tesla truck coming up but first democrat senator now ripping bill clinton saying the former president should have resigned over the lewinski scandal and she's under fire from fellow democrats. we've got the sound after this. today we're out here to test people's knowledge about type 2 diabetes. so you have type 2 diabetes? yes i do. true or false... type 2 diabetes more than doubles your chance of dying from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or a stroke. that can't be true, can it? actually, it is true.

thank you, liz. >> liz: what were your thoughts about this?today we're talking a lot about sexual harassment, well cases like this are examples of spiritual harassment both are serious problems in this country that need to stop and look, this is a part of the larger not just war on christmas but the war against christianity and liz, i'd like to ask our viewers to ask themselves a simple question. why is it that you're in the first 160 years of our nation's history public expressions of faith like nativity scenes, 10 commandment displays bible reading, prayers in schools. those were not only allowed but they were encouraged but then suddenly 60 years ago judges started ruling these things as unconstitutional. did the constitution change and nobody tell us? of course not. liz, what has happened is we have allowed secularists to pervert the first amendment into something the framers never intended . the first amendment is not about the freedom from religious expression. it's about the freedom of religious expression. >> liz: you know, pastor, the

: turning now, the closing bell host liz claman, good to see you liz. >> you too liz. >> liz: tell us more about this non-profit that honored you last night right? >> yeah, i kind of fell into it in 2010 when front page of the new york times on 4th of july weekend there was a profile of a soldier,, the first in the iraq afghanistan wars to lose not one , not two, not three, imagine this liz, all four limbs specialist brendan macdonald from staten island and there was an organization or two or three that were coming together to build custom homes for him, custom to his injuries and i thought i have to find these people and i found building homes for heros.org, and i've been working with them ever since and what they do is they provide mortgage-free totally tricked out custom homes for each individual injury. we've got a lot of guys blinded in improvised explosive devices. we make sure that they have braille kitchens and the floor ing in each room is different so they can tell by using their cane exactly which room they're in so what does it do? it gives them a chance to go on with thei

liz. liz: okay. just to recap, hewlett-packard enterprise ceo meg whitman looks like she will step down later next year. uber withheld a hack exposing the data of 57 million customers and drivers for more than a year. uber fired chief security officer for his role in hiding and concealing this hack. we're going to bring you any details as they emerge. coming up, a bizarre interview ucla basketball player's father and former new york jet lamar talking to cnn's chris cuomo about how and why he will not thank president trump for his son's release from basically avoiding jail time in china. former trump 2016coo jeff here to react after this. >> what if somebody does something for you, and you say thank you. >> somebody did something for you. >> okay. i would have said thank you if he put him on his plane and took him home . >> what are you trying. >> it wasn't like he was in the u.s. and said okay. there's three kids in china. i need to go over there and get them. i have to know what somebody is doing be

i'm liz macdonald. "risk and reward" starts right now. >> everybody is crying. >> local investors expected and want ad hillary clinton presidency. didn't get it. >> we'll wake up to this reaction in the stock market. >> is there a doomsday plan. >> global markets very quick to respond to donald trump's defeat of hillary clinton, sinking in anticipation of a trump presidency. >> the dow smashing through another milestone today. closing way past through the 24,000 mark. hockey stick action in the dow. senator john mccain gave thumbs up to tax reform. giving enormous boost. senator mccain voted against the bush tax cuts in 2001 and 2003. the senate tax debate sunday way. we're tracking debate and votes there. now to the dow. it crossed 19,000 in november, just days after the election. stock values are up $6 trillion since the president was elected. 79 record closes since election day. that is a far cry from the market collapse pundits predicted on election night. took the dow just 43 days to cross the 24,0

liz claman's taking it from here. liz: trish, thank you. yes, indeed, we're hours until election day, new jersey voters choosing a new governor to replace chris christie as voters in virginia vote on a new governor in what could be a harbinger of things to come in the 2018 midterm elections. voters in both states making important choices that could affect their pocketbooks. why? because of this, the house ways and means committee. this is a live picture. they're working long hours for the second straight day on the gop tax reform bill that could dramatically alter who pays what and by how much. we need a tax lawyer, accountants and a new jersey congressman or any congressman on this. we found one in all three in one man, republican tom rice of south carolina. he's all three. he's about to hop off the the ways and means committee mark-up to give us the inside scoop on the amendment that was just voted down and why that carried interest loophole is still wide open and gaping. plus, what happened to the fire and fury that president trump threa

. >> liz: see that? members of congress didn't know about the mysterous origins of the secret congressional hush money fund where millions of taxpayer dollars were used to settle congressional sexual harassment and discrimination violations, all done in secret all in the shadows, letting abusers thrive without any consequences, but guess which democrat president signed it into law? and also the strange and yes ironic history behind it. this is a scandal now at the level of the famous house check scandal in the early 1990s that affected the midterms then but now what's happening also another day another hollywood big wig falls the latest charges against liberal director oliver stone, accused of purposely humiliating that famous female star, during a movie audition. find out what he is acused of doing abdomen what melissa gilbert is saying about it. next up this is the 12 year storm triple a says it is the biggest thanksgiving travel weekend in a dozen years, live on the ground monitoring the thanksgiving

liz: we love having you on. >> thank you, liz.year after election liberal gathering to scream at sky, unable to handle hillary clinton's loss [screaming] >> perfect expert to weigh in on this we love him, dr. ablow, said that grieving period, they should have been over it by now, get over it. the market. but through good times and bad... ...at t. rowe price... ...we've helped our investors stay confident for over 75 years. call us or your advisor. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. whentertaining us,es getting us back on track,hing? and finding us dates. phones really have changed. so why hasn't the way we pay for them? introducing xfinity mobile. you only pay for data and can easily switch between pay per gig and unlimited. no one else lets you do that. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit or go to xfinitymobile.com. liz: a year ago, hillary clinton supporters were upset about the election results, now they are screaming into t

liz, over to you. liz: you know, i hope our viewers are tuning in to you and me as bakers are cooking or baking. no lack of business news ahead of thanksgiving weekend as the markets charge to all-time highs in this final hour. look at this. the dow up 167 points. you're looking live at the white house where the turks have been pardoned, the phone calls with world leaders have been made, and now we are waiting on president trump to hop on marine 1 to begin his long thanksgiving vacation weekend. he's headed to florida with his family. we're going to take you live to the white house if he stops to speak with reporters, we want anything he says about the tax reform plan. well, the internet may never be the same for anyone who owns a cell phone, a laptop, watches netflix, or plays online video games. basically, everyone. a new ruling made in just the last couple of hours could have you paying more to use the internet. adam shapiro with scrutinizing the dc about so-called net neutrality. what it means to c

liz: a lot of other democrats like liz warren going after al franken. it is a broader story. >> he, if you really carefully read what he said, he didn't deny it, he just said, i feel bad, if she was feeling disrespected. but he did not answer the direct question. liz: he did not remember. >> i took pictures with thousands of people at the state fair, did he or did he not? is that common practice? look, if there is a legal question, then go to law enforcement. if there is a political question, i don't know that senate ethics committee can answer questions prior to his engagement in u.s. senate. but this latest one happened while he was a u.s. senator. liz: you think he should resign? >> if he did it yes. liz: senator bob pack wood he was the pushed out. >> why should we put up with the sexual predators, have some guts step out. liz: thank you, happy thanksgiving. >> thank you. liz: breaking news, justice department getting in between a big $25 billion deal, we'll be on the press conference, it has to do with at&t buying time warner, justice department is

texas congressman brian babin. >> great to be with you liz. >> liz: so the 250 billion in trade deals that the president noted, some of them are non-bind ing, some were already in existence before the president sat down in the oval office. the president is saying he will no longer tolerate unfair trade deals. how does this trip to asia stack up with what president obama accomplished? >> absolutely there's no comparison. it's just wonderful. i'm just elated to see our president that goes abroad and has a strong foreign policy and that where our friends will begin to trust us and our adversaries and enemies will wonder, i better not mess with this president, and compared with what we heard from those sound bites you had of president obama, it's like daylight and dark. i'm elated that the president had a long, although grueling trip. it puts us right back where we should be. the pinnacle of number one in the world. >> liz: congressman let's get to the senate republicans trying to repeal the obamacare mandate tax and their tax cut plan that would cause obamacare to disappear, gone. rememb

liz: the fed writes that policy? >> the way dodd-frank is written, take something like the volcker rule, thousands, many pages long, there is interpretive phase of the rules that the fed has to interpret. some of it is locked in stone in terms of capital ratios and things like that. so much interpretation what the fed does with banks that you would have a guy that pushing for a more open interpretation, particularly on something like volcker which is all about banks, trading and proprietary trading and does add to the bank's bottom line if they have a liberal view of it. but that's one aspect of it. plenty more. and having the fed as the uber regulator pushing for regulation to change dodd-frank wouldn't be necessarily the bad thing. liz: this is interesting, most people saying are my student loans going to spike? >> that's a whole other thing. liz: what's the interest on the credit cards, about the rate hikes we are expecting but he'll be at that moderate pace, correct, just like yellen? >> he'll be a yellen on that

liz: last word, bill?> the markets would not believe the market is going to go up as much as the fed thinks it is. where is the push for inflation, not there. liz: not there at all. below what the target is. closing bell, we're 27 minutes away. folk, witnessing an interesting bit of behavior with the dow industrials up 241 points. the rest of the market spiking along attached to the booster rocket that we've had a lot of interesting pieces of news in just 33 minutes there. has been an announced probe into china aluminum dumping and waiting to hear from president trump who is expected to make remarks that involve the government shutdown potential if he does not believe the democrats, like chuck schumer and nancy pelosi will come along. we're going to take another quick break. president hasn't started speaking yet. he's supposed to within minutes. we'll take you there as soon as it happens. please stay with us. "countdown" coming right back. our recent online sales success seems a little... strange?nk na. ev

liz: more, more is coming up. breaking news, white house press secretary sarah sanders is about to appear before the press corps. we are told that's imminent. no doubt she will be asked about president trump's vow that he's already put the wheels in motion to eliminate the diversity program where immigrants are randomly granted visas, as the markets claw higher, up 67 points for the dow. breaking news on where lawmakers are right now, ahead of tomorrow's tax framework reveal on making changes to your 401(k). no. we do not like that. but what tax bracket will we be in? is the state and local tax deduction only partly going away now. charlie gasparino gone the his hands on exclusive new details on the plan. forgive us if we have to interrupt for the press conference, tell us what you have discovered? reporter: confusion reins, the $2400 limit, it remains in the views, here's the other thing, liz, gop leaders are discussing scaling back the small business tax cut. initially it was a 25% going down from 39.5 to 25, th

liz: the thing.he clinton takeover of dnc happened because donna brazile said it was bankrupt, $2 million in hole, ha hal hal owed out fot she called 3 giant egos. they took over primary. >> the victory funds are terrifying to anyone. trump you could raise 500,000, clinton 350,000. if you are a regular american you can donate 2700. there are issues that need to be addressed by the dnc . liz: she is saying, and spending, donna brazile said that deborah wassermann schultz. consultants and all that, question is, will democrats clean house? donna brazile said it was unethical that hillary clinton rigged the primaries. even house speaker, paul ryan said he has never seen anything like this before, is now questioning whether the clinton may have laundered donations through the dnc . >> no wonder the democrats are ticked off, i would be to, it is amazing to me how clintons lived above the rules in this to have a primary, have one of the primary participants stacking deck running party, i have never heard of

liz: why?ent provision that would no longer tax overseas earnings on a go-forward basis. now also on a going-forward basis you had people like randall stephenson from at&t saying not only i can bring cash back, but accelerated depreciation and expensing, it's cheaper for me to invest in productive capital that will create wages and jobs. i'm going to put a billion dollars more immediately into the economy, and that's a attributable to, as we all know, the corporate rate is passed through in some way to shareholders and wager earners. and there's all differences of opinions, so this is very different than back in 2008 or so when that happened last time. liz: you definitely clarified something for our fewers, and added value -- for our viewers. there won't be this frantic panic to get it back and put it where they felt not necessarily best if the economy. if it's permanent, let's hope we don't see job creates. mark weinberger, i'm jealous you've got those palm trees behind you. [laughter] >> i st

liz: i hear you. >> a lot more we need to talk about on balance. liz: we have to wrap it up. they will have a heck of a time making this case into chicagoing this holiday season. attorney general jeff sessions ordering senior prosecutor to evacuate whether a special counsel to be appointed to investigate potentially unlawful uranium deals connected with clinton foundation money there. saying it is about time, after this. alerts -- wouldn't you like one from the market when it might be time to buy or sell? with fidelity's real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. liz: attorne general jeff sessi, ordering a special counsel. joining me now from american centers for law and justice, jordan about what -- what happens next? >> in letter to house judiciary chairman bob goodlatte it was echoed against today by sessions, this is what a lot of us have been waiting for to see from the general sessions deputy of justice that is aggressive looking at past actions that appear to be some w

here's investigative reporter liz wagner. liz wagner: good evening, and thanks for joining us. tonight, "we investigate," and hold the powerful accountable. state investigators are looking into what sparked a series of deadly wildfires in wine country last month, including links to pg&e power lines. right now, in gold country, more than 2,000 plaintiffs are suing the utility for another deadly fire that started when a single tree fell into a power line. a judge already found pg&e responsible. now a jury will determine if the company disregarded safety. tonight, we investigate pg&e's tree-trimming program and why critics say it's putting your safety on the line. liz: september 9, 2015, a ferocious wildfire in the sierra foothills chases thousands from their homes. janet lucich: it was horrible. liz: janet lucich was out of town when she got a call. her husband and kids were caught in the middle of it. janet: you stop breathing. i thought if they were dead, my heart would break. liz: with flames nearly on top of them-- rick lucich: fire is coming this way. liz: rick lucich and hi

liz: right.t them are true and admitted he misused his power. comedian is one of the latest embattled hollywood stars to face mounting sexual harassment allegations. let's check in with will carl with the very latest on this story, hi, will. >> hey, there, liz, ck finding himself in fire storm with sexual allegations in hollywood. in u a statement he said, i said to myself what i did was okay because i never showed a woman my private and i'm watering down his language there without asking first which is also true but what i learned later in life tot when you have power over another person asking them to look at your private isn't a question, it's a pred cament for them. five women accused of ck of exposing and touching himself in front of them and since the story broke a number of entertainment companies have cut ties with the comedian. >> if they don't want to spend millions of dollars to back his movies, too bad louis ck, too bad. so many women couldn't speak your truth because you had the powe

liz.w. i'll take it when i can get it. >> looking forward to. elizabeth: thank you. leland. leland: well, speaking of the weather, it's hard to be better weather than honolulu hawaii there. hickam air force base as the sun comes up and president trump and the first lady minutes away from the start of their asia trip. it was a very, very busy, about 18 hours in honolulu. we'll recap that and then preview the trip ahead, including what it means to north korea. plus, bowe bergdahl avoiding a prison sentence after abandoning his soldiers on the battlefield. why there are others, including soldiers, who say the judge made a horrible mistake. is that whole thing still dragging on? no, i took some pics with the app and... filed a claim, but... you know how they send you money to cover repairs and... they took forever to pay you, right? no, i got paid right away, but... at the very end of it all, my agent... wouldn't even call you back, right? no, she called to see if i was happy. but if i wasn't

liz.doocy with the very latest, peter, we appreciate it. radio host joins me now on what alabama voters are saying about this particular race. thank you so much for joining us. we just listen today peter's report. i want to pull up a poll to some viewers. shows jones with 50% support, candidate here from 60% of support. is this what you're hearing from some of listeners? >> i think it's a mixed bag in alabama right now. roy moore supporters are going to stay on his side, you will not see any of those supporters back down, no matter what the circumstance, no matter what evidence is provided, there could be photos or videos from 40 years ago and his supporters respect going to step down. doug jones is very outspoken, he's getting support from people but those left in the middle are those republicans that weren't on roy moore's side in the first place between democrat or somebody that maybe they don't really feel they can trust in dc. liz: we lad a columnist and said the same thing, roy moore

liz is going to have him any minute. liz: he just landed. trish, as you saw him, he just touched down, going to get in that limousine after greeting people and waving to some of the crowd here that have gathered in st. louis, and he will head to the saint charles, i believe it's the convention center. and, of course, he plans once to get there the gop plans to remake the american tax code. he's scheduled to speak as soon as he gets to that convention center. our cameras are already on location and locked down. we will take you there live. now, none of the president's tax dreams or promises can be realized without the senate moving forward, and that has not happened just yet. we were told senators would begin debate oats version of the gop tax plan. but they are still in a holding pattern right now. you see people on capitol hill speaking at the moment. but guess what? they have not begun that procedural vote or debate over getting to the procedural vote, which would then allow the debate to actually start overall. we are going to let you kno

why speak out then when you know no one tease going to listen to you. >> liz, i've got to go to liz, because we're on the timing. liz, on that final point that laura raises, he was a prosecutor in the d.a., he allegedly said to one young woman, no one will believe you. another young woman telling a reporter, the reason they're speaking now is because nobody asked back in the day and people are asking now. >> and we are calling them women, and they were girls. so this happened to some of the accusers coming out today are -- it happened when they were in their 20s or later in life, but primarily, he was going after teenage girls. and so, again, the intricacies of child abuse. i mean, does the pastor -- have you counseled anyone who's been a victim of child abuse? do you know the intricacisiies that? do you know a child who has experienced that and came forward right away and told all the adults in charge? >> you know, we just had a conversation with one of my staff members who went through a very similar situation. and she gave a vivid, very vivid -- and this is today. today. one of my

[laughter] liz: indeed.art: i have a serious tweet from claire, democrat on the senate finance committee, here it is. we got this, i think that's the tax plan at 10:18 p.m. last night. expect today work on it at 10:00 a.m. today. this is nuts, what is the damn rush. why can't we have a reasonable time to read and study, she's referring to the senate mark-up of the tax bill. liz: really, what's the rush? what about all the americans struggling out there trying to get a job, trying to pay for their kids tuition, what's the rush, what have you been doing in your job to help the american people? stuart: okay, lizzie. no, no, i agree 100%. you're good. let's bring in mike johnson, republican congressman from louisiana. okay, how do you feel about the obamacare repeal of a mandate being part of the tax bill when it's gone through house and gone through the senate? are you in favor of this? >> i'm certainly in favor of it. i think we probably would have inserted in the house bill but we didn't want to overly compli

liz: rick reader. you see a triple play.losing bell rings] berkshire hathaway earnings after the bell. that is the claman countdown. see you on monday. melissa: day for the record books. dow ending up. new record close for the s&p and nasdaq as well. happy friday, and happy records my friend. >> i love it, i love it. records across the board. i'm david asman. this is "after the bell." more on the big market movers but first another very busy hour. we're covering it all right here. the battle for you to keep a little more what you earn. wouldn't that be nice? house leaders are under tight deadline to sell the plan with reluctant house republicans. we haven't gotten to the senate yet. president trump telling them to get the job done w

liz: lovely. stuart: don't sound sarcastic. liz: i'm not.dding bells ring three hours to mark the occasion. ashley: that is a long time. stuart: that is a long time. >>> coming up, mr. rattner and russell simmons, big names in hollywood, accused of working together to prey on and assault women. rattner had been accused of misconduct. we'll have the full story for you. >>> a man diagnosed with cte, that is the degenerative brain disorder plaguing football players, now says he found the patient in a living patient. that is big news. dr. bennett amalu is with us. ♪ nd has exposure to energy infrastructure mlps? think again. it's time to shake up your lineup. the alerian mlp etf can diversify your equity portfolio and add potential income. bring amlp into the game. before investing, consider the fund's investment objectives, risks, charges, and expenses. read the prospectus carefully at alpsfunds.com/amlp stuart: the rally rolls on. now we're up 76 points. that is about a third of 1%. for the benefit of all our radio listeners, we're up 76.2 and

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liz: hi, i'm liz jones. nice to meet you. lemonis: liz, marcus lemonis. -patrick: hi -- patrick. is patrick dilascia. our brand is called dilascia. we're a family company. my brother and sister work for me, which most of the time is great. [ laughter ] the brand kind of started off as t-shirts, and it just kind of grew really quickly. then marcus challenged us to do more of a collection, which is what we have here to show you today. so, this is our basic v-neck, which is made out of bamboo with a little bit of rayon and spandex in it to give it that soft feel. liz: oh, i like the little airplane. -brooke: oh, very cute. -patrick: yeah, so that's kind of, like, our brand identifier, with the airplane on there. -liz: that's very cute. -patrick: thank you. liz: and what would the retail on this be? patrick: this would retail for $60. liz: okay. i like that. -brooke: very of the moment. -liz: yes. patrick: then, this is our slouch hoodie. it's longer in the back, shorter in the front. we like to do a couple things that make it more versatile to give it more value. the cool thing is t

>> no. >> you liz?no. >> john, thank you very much for being with us on a historic day when we hit and maintained 24,000 on the dow. thank you gentleman let's have another look at it why not? higher of 24,056 we're up a half percentage up 114 points 24,054 who would have thought. let's go to the floor of the new york stocks exchange, give me the mood is it ewe forpoic nicole? >> they love it. they absolutely love it because you know that everyone 401(k) on the way up. they talk about someone walk by and gave me the overnight on the night of the election how we were in the 17,000 range. stocks very selling off it was doom and gloom then we finally got o the dow 18,000 miles stone and then one after another and quickly went 23,000 here's the new one everyone wants them 24,000 we've crossed that and we have all time highs from some of the u dow component boeing, jpmorgan united health, american express, and 3m all time highs thanks to our senior editor charlie for getting that out so fast but certainly a l

new york news day's liz smith. makes her living out of other people's private lives and casual chitchat. but as judd rose discovered in a business known for bitchiness, she's not only universally read but universally liked. >> reporter: the most widely read gossip columnist, it is her job to take you inside. tonight a party for madonna where liz gets material from the newly-brunette material girl. >> does this mean that blonds don't have more fun? >> no, absolutely not. i always have fun no matter my hair color. >> i like gossip. i have a lot of philosophical ideas about gossip, what it means. i think it's important. it's cathartic, it's good for you, makes you live longer. it's a release. >> reporter: liz is in fact now one of the highest-paid columnists of any kind anywhere. >> honey, i won't tell a soul. >> reporter: she jumped to news day after 15 years at another new york tabloid, the daily new she also cut a deal to appear on "personalities", the nationally syndicated tabloid tv show. >> what else happened wh

liz: i want to let people know how this works.ell gift card, want to buy that off your site, there is discount up to 5.% off if you bought that card. look at is safora. that is 5 1/2%. clarify, if it is 50-dollar gift card what would it cost me to buy it? >> it really ranges. the discount can vary 1% off to usually 35% off it can go up to. it is varies on day and supply and demand of the marketplace. you're essentially buying a gift card to use on everyday purchases to save money. would you buy the gift card, directly on the app or website. we would instantly deliver that card to the app and you can use it right there and then at the store. liz: what are the hottest cards people want to buy? >> as you can imagine, amazon, walmart, the big buys this holiday season. liz: one is one nobody uses, want to get rid of it? >> you woe be surprised, it really varies. someone else's card they don't want is another one's treasure. so you know, really all over the place. liz: let me bring in john buckingham. you have more than a billion assets

liz fell down the stairs and died." "what are you saying?" i just totally went numb.sister. he's saying she died. she's young. she's got two beautiful little children. babies, really. >> reporter: those baby girls? they are martha and margaret. michael took custody of the girls after the accident in germany. and then michael, along with his first wife patty, and then later with kathleen, raised them as his own. >> patty was saying that our birth mother was like a sister to her. she was her closest friend in the whole world. and it was said in our mother's will that we would go to mike and patty when they passed away. and, so, dad saw it as his responsibility and took us in. and stay -- we stayed with him for our whole lives. >> reporter: you didn't think, "that's strange, the petersons? who are these people? >> well actually, you know, i can understand how that could happen. this was her world now. liz must love these people and trusted them to the nth degree. >> reporter: elizabeth ratliff's body was flown to texas for burial. at the funeral, margaret was desperate t

liz: wow.t: individual storks, let's go through them, priceline, a weak outlook from that company, show it to me, please, because i guaranty that thing is done. you give a weak outlook and i guaranty it's down. whoa, am i right or am i right? $169 down. go ahead, shellady. what did you say? >> look, you want to take public money, you have going to have to take public scrutiny. like the public corporations, they maybe have a new sweet directorship called manager of expectations, they need to do a better job of that and they won't have the problems. stuart: look at trip adviser, they did the same thing. it's not so bright, down it goes, 14% on trip adviser. mike: big story here, the companies disrupted the travel industry and now they are getting disrupted themselves -- liz: by google. the internet. the platform. mike: i think you have to be careful you don't keep innovating, technology will catch up with you. stuart: i have a connection in the hotel industry and, boy, they hate the travel organi

hi, ron. >> how are you doing, liz? . liz: i am well. happy thinking have.ut now i'm watching exactly two minutes left. what would you go long on right now? >> we like apple. i know apple's had a good run here. we love the stickiness of the ecosystem. and with the iphone 10, we think that's going to fuel an upgrade cycle. and believe it or not, ball corps. there's a leading provider of aluminum cans. they're actually replacing glass containers, specialty containers and valuations are pretty reasonable here. liz: okay. ball corps. pretty interesting. maybe we can get that stock up because i want to see what it's doing over the last year. and as we continue to talk, what would be your last-minute shorts with now just over one minute to go? >> tesla. tesla -- i love the product. it's a sexy product. we have some real concerns here at the carson group about their cash burn and their ability to produce in volume. and another one is union pacific railroad right here in omaha, nebraska. we think there's some headwinds in 2018. as a matter of fact, you know, on thos

aris: liz smith brought reporter mindset to her job as gossip columnist. liz: i like gossip. i think it is important, cathartic, good for you. it makes you live longer. it is a relief. chris: she never let the texas-sized smile get in the way of a big story. in 1990's new york, there was no story bigger than the divorce of donald and ivana trump. head to head with "the new york post," liz served the scopes. trump: liz has always been fair. always a good woman. liz: he wrote me a letter the other way, saying you crucified me for a whole year, but you are terrific. chris: liz was an insider, becoming a legend like the people she wrote about. >> does this mean liz: i have always loved my job adrianna: i like you better today because you are not using words like "hard freeze" and "cold." steve: we do not have hard freeze warnings because we already had it, but we will have plenty more to come. today, 50 degrees at reagan national airport. maybe a little better than that south and west of town. near 60 on thursday. mild on sunday. that will see temperatures that cool off a little

liz: talking politics. of my relatives they love to talk politics, some will fight with the turkey if they could. if there's too much fighting here is our rule, go sit at the children's table. liberals go outside and scream at the sky. stuart: conservative gathering? >> it's a mixed gathering. stuart: diverse. liz: i would put my head in the ceiling fan. [laughter] >> magazine gq says it's moral duty to fight with your trump-loving relatives. ashley: really? game on. liz: that's what obama said, get in their face. ashley: that's what stu said this morning. get in there. >> how offensive is that? stuart: my thanksgiving dinner table they'll be free speech. we do have some people who don't agree with my conservative politics. i encourage them to voice it. sure. you don't have to get nasty. liz: does anybody end up -- some people cry and go sit in the car. [laughter] liz: does that happen in your house? >> they just don't get dinner. stuart: we have to go. chitchat, far too much of that, the opening bell is ne

look at liz, she crossed the line. >> that's right, i did.ut they were just jealous. >> liz has been fair. she's been on ivana's side. i can understand why she's been on ivana's side. she's a great woman. >> reporter: remember, you're not invited to all those fancy parties that she goes to. but then again, rumor has it, you're not missing much. >> it's like anything you have to d just like if you had to wrestle cows all day you wouldn't like that either. >> reporter: this is a little more glamorous, i think. >> well, glamour, shlamour. it gets boring too. ? that's what you have to do to get the big invites? a clean oven has to smell like harsh fumes they said. can't clean grease without fumes they said. well, who's crazy now? not the talking turkey with the tin foil hat, there goes my timer. easy off© fume free cleans with no fume smell. because ovens should smell like food. tha...oh, burnt-on gravy?ie. ...gotta rinse that. nope. no way. nada. really? dish issues? throw it all in. cascade platinum powers through even b