we're talking now with lizzie st, the great great granddaughter of etiquette guru, emily post.and wiiam schaffner, the medical director of the national federation for infectious diseases with some tips on flu etiquette.good morning!what etiquette do we need to follow when it comes to the flu?you have some stats for us from the 2015 flue perception and awareness survey, can you share some of those findings? how can you knowowor sure ifif you have the flu and need to it off? what is the "take 3" approach? justin has your weather to go next...but first here's a look one thing you don't want to give or recieve from someone talking now with lizzie post, the great great granddaughter of etiquette guru, emily post. and william schaffner, the medical director of the

and the next day, lizzie reports. it never crossed our mind that they wouldn't do right.ad difficulty locating him. everyone knows where this individual is. certainly the athletic department knows. he played two home football games before he was interviewed. notre dame stadium holds 80,000 people. so that's times two, 160,000 people knew where this guy was before notre dame security police found him. >> there is a directive that the campus police cannot contact an athlete at any athletic facility and we cannot contact any athletic employee to assist us in contacting the athlete that we would be looking for. >> so what was the point of that? >> i guess to keep us away from student athletes. >> so lizzie ends this exchange of intimidating attacks from the football player's friend and he comes at her with a text, don't do anything you would regret, messing with football is a bad idea. and then lizzie takes that message and immediately forwards it to the detective in charge. and later, the county prosecutor said they would not be filing charges on that particular complaint, s

drake's caitlin ingle drives, drops it off to lizzy wendell. dogs down one. hawkeye's alexa kastanek three pointer. two point hawkeye lead. drake freshman, nicole miller with the quick answer... drake back up one. bulldogs get sloppy on other way for an easy two... iowa pulling away bill fennelly wrote fans a note to miss work today. play hooky, watch the cyclones matinee. and that note worked for school as well. cyclones hosting northern arizona. behind in the third quarter when, bri fernstrom shoots three.got it! monster game for the sophomore. fernstrom scores 23 points, with 13 rebounds and a school record nine blocked shots. have a game bree! anncr: when the attacks come here... ...the person behind this desk will have to protect your family. will he be impulsive and reckless, like donald trump? will he have voted to dramatically weaken counter-terrorism surveillance, like ted cruz? will he have skipped crucial national security hearings and votes just to campaign, like marco rubio? 27 generals and admirals support jeb bush. because jeb has the experienc

until i heard from lizzie macdonald that it is happening but it is. lizzie, why? saying 10-year-old law on the books since 9/11, national i.d. card, may start to enforce it. they're starting to enforce it at nuclear sites, military sites. a souped-up i.d. card would basically override the state issued driver's licenses. the question which state is not in compliance? which states can you not use your driver's license to get on a plane? you may have to bring your passport. there are about a dozen states in the in compliance the federal government thinks is proper identification. >> what is the proper -- all states have licenses. so what? >> that is a good question. name, birthdate, immigration status now. also has to have some kind of a either chip or magnetic stripe that stores all of that information. fear is privacy advocates federal government wants the database for all the significant information. the worry is that face, photo that you will have on i.d., that it would be compliant with facial-recognition technology too. government can track people better. tryin

thank you very much, lizzie.y, knave lieutenant commander that served our country honorably. all the guys served honorably. they don't want to talk about. if it were me, good thing it isn't. tom, good to have you back. >> good to be back. neil: latest isis bits of news, their top money guy was taken out in a coalition raid. then we learned that there was a lot of money he was overseeing, 500 million just a loan on oil, over a billion with everything else. so they got a lot of money. how do you ever get a handle on that? because what they do doesn't cost a lot? in other words attacks themselves they have waged have not been pricey and they have a lot of money. >> we've gotten real good at it with wars in afghanistan past 14 years, with network analysis figuring out where critical nodes to destroy. logisticians, people that move money around for organizations almost as important as getting operational cells themselves. neil: don't they pot up like more cockroaches at end? they come out of the woodwork. >> call it w

neil: lizzie, thank you very, very much. lizzie macdonald.make of warren buffett campaigning with hillary clinton? obviously he is a very influential figure in the financial community. they revere him. but is it me or do you ever notice warren buffett, bill gates, all of these guys are very big talking about more government but they have all decided now that when they die, it goes to a charitable foundation that has nothing to do with government. i'm dead serious. after this. rld has gotten you f, but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active trader pro investing platform, the information that's important to you is all in one place, so finding more insight is easier. it's your idea powered by active trader pro. another way fidelity gives you a more powerful investing experience. call our specialists today to get up and running. approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get the ball rolling. keep i

neil: lizzie?have to do it for child porn, i'm just reporting back to what you law enforcement said, it wouldn't be that much of a stretch for them to do the same if they see terrorist activity. neil: guys, i want to thank you you, very, very much but again a facebook executive confirmed the long charge out there, tashfeen malik pledged her allegiance to isis turns out on the day of the attacks or maybe in the middle of those attacks. argument it may have not done much good anyway. we'll never know. we'll never know. stick around. i know. it's so frustrating. they'd be a lot happier with the capital one venture card. and you would, too! why? it's so easy with venture. you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. just book any flight you want then use your miles to cover the cost. now, that's more like it. what's in your wallet? approaching medicare eligibility? you may think you can put off checking out your medicare options until you're sixty-five, but now is a good time to get th

drake made a comeback in the second half led by lizzy wendell's 35 points. but 8 is close as they could get. whitney jennings wide open down for the bunny.. total team effort for iowa in an 89-76 win. mmost coaches dream about five players in double figures we had six players in double figures including two people coming off the bench in brittany and megan. i am really proud of our team we didn'tthoot the ball well but i think we wanted and i never saw any quit sot :17 oc: "any quit " the uni women lost to creighton tonight 69- 61..the panther memewill play hawwi on the big island with a 12:30 am tip time. high school hoops xavier coach tom lilly was looking for win number 500 tonight against davenport assumption. and the great high low action to meghan jones for two.. and xavier got a with the baseline drive for the 11 point lead. and then kiana stanek hit back to back trey's and tom lilly wins number 500 with the e -47 win.. after the game his players presented him with an autograph ball. i have had some great players and assistant coaches i am blessed i g

>> you know, lizzie, maybe 16, 17 years ago you could buy two barrels of oil with that $20 bill.dipped down to $10 a barrel at one point. look, i've been coming on this show the minute it broke $100 a barrel, 90, 80, 70, i think we're going to see 20 -- maybe upper 20s, low 30s, but that hasn't happened in quite a long time. $33 a barrel, i think, seven or eight years ago, that was the low before big spike up to 140. so many things going wrong for the oil market, the oil price, but right for the economy. number one, strength in the dollar puts absolute downward pressure on all commodities. number two, overhang in supply. plenty of supply. opec number, three, they're not going to support the price be, four, brent breaking below $40 a barrel is an absolute weight on the oil market here. you know the old saying, don't catch a falling knife. this is a falling chain saw, a falling hacksaw. the oil market, i've traded that for so long, it goes further up than anyone expects and further down than anyone expects -- liz: that's why teddy has his hands folded behind his back. let's bring i

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but the star for drake-- lizzy wendell the bucket inside... then she hit a three next-- she had a game high 35 points but it wasn't enough.. drake falls to iowa 89 to 76 in iowa city. and in other women's basketball action-- iowa state tops northern arizona by 16. and northern iowa falls to creighton tonight 69 to 61. jon: we'll be right back... you're watching local five news at 10. is that it will stay relatively mild for december with temps staying in the upper 30s to lower 40s tonight. this means that we won't have to worry about any icing when the rain showers start developing later tonight. showers will start off light, but some heavier rains will be likely wednesday which will just add to the already record rainfall for this month. about a half inch is expected by the end of wednesday. temperatures should be in the 40s most of the day with some strong nw winds increasing over 20 mph

disterhoff drives hard to the hole - 20 in the game for disterhoff - but the bulldogs would make it close - lizzy wendell - count the bucket - she had 35 - bulldogs within 9 - but iowa finishes it - whitney jennings with the easy inside 2 - hawks take down the bulldogs 89, switching sports on ya well talk getting ready for that matchup with stanford. the hawks resumed practice last week following a short break for finals. the hawks are scheduled to leave for know this is a business trip. " yea were gonna enjoy the trip obviously we put ourselves in business trip were out there for one reason and its to win the you gotta enjoy the fesitvites but at the end of the day we gotta make sure were doing the things we need to do to win the game." no one wants to end the season with a loss especially the season we had going 12-1.... i dont want to end that type of season on a loss so this would be a huge win for our program. thanks rick. by taking their money. sanders: over 2 million contributions have been made to the only campaign that rejects a corrupt campaign finance system. you can't level the playin

lizzy wendell, 17 points. 20-4 run to start the third paris: there's a lot to do on a dairy farm. nobody's gonna do it for you. you have to get out there and do it yourself. bernie sanders is a well-known friend of family farms. bernie cannot be bought out by big money. bernie's opinion cannot be purchased. it's time for our next president to get in there, roll up his sleeves, take off the gloves, and take on wall street, take on big business, take on big money, and get the working class back to where they should be. he's a rock. >> wailing in court. he's a cop. what he did that could put him behind bars for 263 years. >> he picked the wrong lady. >> then first video. bernardino terrorists.

lizzy wendell, 17 points. 100-61. the bulldogs get the big win. the big 12 says iowa state did nothing wrong thursday night, when the fans rushed the court. "register" writer randy peterson fell and broke his leg in the process. peterson told the "dan patrick show" he doesn't have a problem with fans rushing the court. with the comeback win thursday, the cyclones are 8-0. the good news? their sixth man is stepping up big time this season. matt thomas had a career-high 19 points and career-high six threes thursday, as isu rallied from 20 down to beat iowa. but it is his defense that keeps him getting minutes. matt: the first couple of years here, i feel like i was a liability on that end of the floor. back at me out of the game at times. i just worked on my lateral to bring that toughness in every time i step on the court to help this team win. scott: iowa state hosts arkansas-pine bluff sunday at 5:00. the hawkeyes have over a week off before facing drake saturday in the big four classic. that's a long time to think about how they let one slip awa

lizzie 3 arrowsmith deployed to al udeid air base qatar i want to wish my family and friends in spartanburg sc a merry christmas and happy new years. 3 you're watching the morning hill, meteorologist nicole papay, chris scott with pit crew traffic. 3 welcome back to the morning news on fox carolina.you're taking a live look along wade hampton boulevard in taylors. 3 3 there's less than 24 hours left in 2015... but right now there's another countdown happening right here in downtown greenville... 3 ashley minelli is live at the well this morning-- on the ice-- where the count down to "noon year" is kicking off in just a few hours.ashley- what's this all about? 3 chance for kids, families to enjoy new year... without bed-times3 - kids enjoy skating on the ice - noisemakers to count down "noon" years eve- also the last day to enjoy skating on the big ice 3 $5 kids 6 and under$7 ages 7 and up$3 to rent skates (or bring your own for no rental fee) 3 count-down begins at 10 this morning... skating continues until 2 skating morning... skating continues until 2 this 3 time for weather and traffic.

. >> reporter: lizzie laperuta opened her door to a surprise. >> merry christmas! >> hello, santa. >> reporter: a little girl got hugs from a santa she didn't think she would see. she know the story of the elf on the shelf - touch one before the magic day, and well, the magic of christmas goes away. >> hello? >> it's isabella. >> hi. hi, isabella. why are you calling 911? >> reporter: while mom slept, she had touched her elf on the shelf. it ended up like this. fear there would be no santa this year. >> i didn't know santa was going to come. >> everybody b gee good now. >> reporter: santa comes every year to these neighborhoods with the help of the south pole was a special visit for izzie. >> he gave me another chance when i touched him on accident. >> reporter: the elves on the shelf are back in their place. santa promises to be back in a couple of nights. and as for izzie and her mom -- >> don't call 911, only if it's for an emergency, only if it's. listen to the experts. >> i think she knows not to call 911 unless it's a real emergency. >> reporter: and an elf o

and lizzy, darling, this is for you. >> oh. >> this is so they won't go stiff, and there is a hand towel i knew she'd like them. >> you said that you wanted to read more. do you like it? year's. >> oh. >> i really do love it. yeah, yeah. would you rather not have a gift than to have one that you pretend, i mean, you can be grateful and not like something. right, somebody thought -- >> i know, but don't you think perfect -- >> remember that gift i gave nevermind. >> but you know when you hand somebody something, and you gift face? >> all right. >> so let's figure this out. christmas around the world -- there joy, noel. >> and you are give inging them all away. >> and i only know the french. >> fa leezliz nav. >> this is italian. buon natale. there and this one, joyeux noel. >> all right. >> why is the person repeating everything? >> we are getting rid of the christmas spirit. >> and you know the rosetta stone, and trying to learn it. >> is that it? >> vesele vanoce. >> that is swedish or something? >> czech. >> okay. never heard hello in czech, have you. feliz natal. >> oh, it is russian.

bluder and baranchyk now head to drake's caitlin ingle drives, drops it off to lizzy wendell. dogs down one. hawkeye's alexa kastanek three pointer. two point hawkeye lead. drake freshman, nicole miller with the quick answer... drake back up one. bulldogs get sloppy on defense... tania davis goes the other way for an easy two... iowa pulling away 89-76. bill fennelly wrote fans a note to miss work today. play hooky, watch the cyclones matinee. and that note worked for school as well. cyclones hosting northern arizona. behind in the third quarter when, bri fernstrom shoots three.got it! monster game for the sophomore. fernstrom scores 23 points, with 13 rebounds and a school record nine blocked shots. have a game bree! cyclones win, 79-63. the hawkeyes won't be at home christmas eve, or christmas day, but no one's complaining. iowa and the chance to win a rose bowl for the first time in 57 years. michael admire has more from iowa city. admire 00-05 cole croston 11-16 leshun daniels 22-27 ike boettger 28-33 jordan canzeri 47-52 kirk ferentz 59-1:04 soc 1:22 the early betting for

lizzie brado and her husband tied the knot with couples vow ceremony took place inside a movie theatre in royal oak, michigan. the bride said the wedding was everything she could dream of, and more. entering the real world... eastern iowa college students walked the graduation stage to receive their degrees and recognition yesterday. good morning from protest and celebrations. donald trump's latest campaign stop in eastern iowa stirred mix emotions between supporters and protestors. national security and campaign data breaches. those were the big issues, as democratic candidates met for their third presidential debate. winter graduations have quickly come and gone. one commencemen t ceremony at the university of iowa is growing. you're watching kcrg-tv9. now, from your 24 hour news source, this is the kcrg-tv9 saturday morning news. but first, meteorologis t alert forecast, britley... happy sunday morning! temperatures are significantly warmer this morning than what they were yesterday morning. our highs will also be significantly warmer than yesterday. a warm front lifts through the a

. >> joining us now the hannah hayes and she's playing lizzie, the daughter on the show. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> congratulations on the success of the show. i have to ask you, this is great ensemble. big names. is it intimidating to be around these actors and actresses? >> they are so kind and we are professional and sometimes make you laugh. rob makes you laugh so hard on the set. and even in between the takes. fred is crying. bill is running around like it is his first job. he's so happy and carefree and wonderful. >> you are just 16 years and that is incredit >>. >> i was 8 and in community the theatre and i sat in the wings and i was the smallest part, i can't wait until it is my turn to get on the stage. >> who would you say you are the closest to? >> conor or mary elizabeth. >> she seems great. >> yes,she's incredible. we have -- we come to set an hour earlier than everyone once and we talk about boys and have coffee. >> you are just 16, so you are balancing school with this role, how is that going and how does that work? >> i'm home

. >> thank you, lizzie. this is her first holiday being engaged. >> give your love to joey okay? >> i will, thanks, guys. >> bye. >> from the mall to the airport. >> the mild weather and dealing with problems, perhaps. >> stacy is filling us in this morning from the airport. are people getting out today. what is the situation? >> good morning, teresa, robert, today people are faring much better than yesterday. this unseasonable weather is boding well for the flights today, it is clear and dry out right now and minimal delays at la guardia. to the board here, you are seeing for the most part it is running smoother. yesterday 40% of the flights departing and arrived delayed. thousands of delayed flights all over the country and thousands of cancelled flights as well. today is airlines are catching up on the flights they had to cancel and people still trying to get home today that they were smoezed to fly out yesterday. what happened yesterday? >> my flight to nashville was cancelled. >> when are you getting out? >> well, basically, they didn't say anything to us, it just appeared o

drake made a comeback in the second half led by lizzy wendell's 35 points. but 8 is close as they could get. whitney jennings wide open down for the bunny.. total team effort for iowa in an 89-76 win. mmost coaches dream about five players in double figures including two people coming off the bench in brittany and megan. i am really proud of our team we didn't shoot the ball well but i think we wanted and i never saw any quit sot :17 oc: "any quit " high school hoops xavier coach tom lilly was looking for win number 500 tonight against davenport assumption. and the great high low action to meghan jones for two.. and xavier got a big game for mkenna anderson with the baseline drive for the 11 point lead. and then kiana stanek hit back to back trey's and tom lilly wins number 500 wi the 57-47 win.. after the game hihiplayers presented him with an autograph ball. i have had some great players and assistant coaches i am blessed i guess 500 is supposed to be something special by i you know what i am worried about 501 so thank you." sot :15 oc: "501 so thank you "

then i realized after that two days after lizzie borden took and asked her father and stepmother anderyone got right on a train, headed to massachusetts and that story was incredible. they were both considered fun in the same way. [inaudible] >> so why would you, how much better for our collective memory to think about a well-to-do white woman who came to fit within our perception of societal values. someone who confounded us and did not have a word for it. >> palatable. >> for me, i discovered a lot but in the process i probably should have known this already, but i was just amazed at how complicit new york publishing was in violently miss educating people and pushing potential readers out of reader. i should have known that but i just did not. >> is just like the same thing. >> you would think you know better. >> just how far it goes, right? how pervasive and also one of you mention complicity. i was surprised surprised by the wide rebbe of complicity by so many eminent new yorkers. so the stories that have been told about oda bangka's exhibition, was like one wayward zookeeper who

brought her husband to the white house with less than nine months in office 9/11 occurred in first lizzie - - lady continued her education and literacy and women's health. la bush sunday night on the original series' first ladies. examining public and private lives of those who filled the position of first lady from martha washington to michelle obama. >> she was so authentic i always felt there is more to this story than anybody had covered or more that what i had wrote. >> she was the first modern first lady, a staff, a project, she wrote her book as an issue left the white house and really invented the modern first lady. >> ladybird johnson is a perfect example with the ambition and the opportunity and is a good example of that i had to find out more about her. the eric charged with guiding the big picture strategy of the problems here in this country and the consequences for the we can agree this needs meaningful solutions. and we as a nation have tried a variety of approaches to address the drug problem from the last reauthorization in 2006 with the specter of the drug control effort

. >>> and thank you, lizzie for sending in roxy and bella, watching the squirrels in the backyard.ellent, #petpics9 is wur you can send them -- where you can send them in. >>> what would you do to keep your pet forever? >> testing the limits to keep their dog alive, that story coming up, you don't want to miss that. >>> it is cool and damp, we've got a lot of drizzle here, especially north and west, the south and east heavier showers toward hagerstown and carlisle, another batch by 7:00 a.m. but overall a much better afternoon, i'll tell you about that coming up on the other side of the break. >>> two lanes blocked on the inner loan of the beltway, between 255 and connecticut, the issues not only on the inner loop but the outer loop because of onlooker delays, a bit of a mess shaping up on the top >>> today is a yellow weather alert day, now here's first alert weather. >> drizzle, looks like this will be off for the showers through tomorrow morning, but a better afternoon, temperature first and the heavier coat, 40 warrenton, leesburg 41, but to the east, owens is 49, 47 marlboro,

. >> lizzie barrett's here as well, our expert climber, brian. brian cashman is over. how's it look, brian? cash, how's it look down there? >> muy bueno. >> he's doing okay. i need to calm the heart rate. >> a little yoga breath. how is it, lindsay? >> in through the nose, out through the mouth. >> yeah? we can see the chopper high in the air there. so we're going to do this. our expert climber, brian, a friend of mind i see all the time at the gym now. he's been trying to coach me going over. >> i'll follow you. lindsay goes first or i go. okay. should i put the foot over? got foot. and just lean back. i'm going to hold your hand. here we go. >> all right. >> hold the rope -- >> whoo! >> we're good. you're going to walk your feet up the wall. ease this lower rope up so it'll drop you. push up. this you go. push. push the rope to up. feed that rope. there you go. straight leg it from the wall with, nice tripod. >> all right. >> there you go. >> nice tripod, straight-legged from the ball. lean back. >> i'm starting to relax a little, bro. all right. >> how many times yo

neil: trish, if we do have a down year, and lizzie was bringing up presidential election cycles, usually the year before the market's up. a lot of people seize on that and say, uh-oh. >> you think about that, that is a challenging narrative for hillary clinton to overcome. because she's part of that. she's part of the obama administration. it's a carry-on, and so she's really going to have to convince americans that she can do better, that she can actually -- neil: but isn't that a kicker, if you think about it? the eighth year for bill clinton brought us a recession, the eighth year for barack obama could bring us a recession. we know for george bush the eighth year brought calamity. but, you know, presidential -- >> it's interesting you're saying recession. i mean, that's going to be a big question this year. are we actually in a position where we're going to see two quarters of negative growth. i was talking about economic malaise, could it be actual -- neil: what do you think? do you think this is a recession year? >> i think there are individual pockets of recession already in this

lizzie, are they doing enough? >> no. here is what law enforcement is saying.t being it, when you unplug the account, we unplucked it and there is terrorist at activity on the site. that is new senate intelligence bill quashed by silicon valley would have asked. it was not saying monitor. it was not saying monitor at all when you do something like that. a lot of free speakers, like judge andrew nap -- andrew napolitano. >> did i predict it. neil: was i talking to you? i was talking to connell. >> fan of edward snowden. all these republicans and democrats became fans much edward snowden. >> no i'm used to this. you're right though, if you go back to, somebody like a ran pal gets hurt something like this being in the camp for so long. the pendulum is swinging. go back to the conversation you had on the show last hour where you guys were talking about the how, you crack down on this comparing it to child exploitation and child important if i. neil: they have rules in effect for that. >> "wall street journal" it is much easier to crack down on child exploitation or

i mean, that's a pretty good, that's a pretty good selection there, lizzie. [laughter] >> thanks, guys. we'll come back again in an hour, i'll show you some more stuff. >> liz, thank you so much. i think she's going to walk off with that my little pony thing. >> i know. >> a huge adoption event has matched dozens of pets with their forever homes. >> barks of love, if i've ever heard them. the north shore animal league offered free adoptions yesterday of dogs and cats of all ages. for two hours the kennel was filled with people looking for a new forever friend, and people came from all over the country. >> i'm to looking for a christmas present for my son, for my kids. i think i might go with one right here. i traveled down from new hampshire, so of course i want a dog today. >> they're just going to have -- i've just got to have him. i think i fell in love. i think i want him. >> sometimes you don't choose the pets, the pets choose you. >> i think more that's the way it goes. >> yep. whenever they start licking your face, you know that's the one. >> that's ab

and he's in a world of hurt, lizzie macdonald with us, connell mcshane, melissa francis.appened? >> what happened was this dates back to 2009, he was running a ponzi scheme, takes in about $3 million, two years totally wiped out. a year later he's telling investors, oh, we're getting 79% return, no money was in there. at the same time he's taking money out of a hedge fund for office rent, clothing, for food, for personal expenses, cash; right? so when the hedge fund investors start complaining they're, like, we want our money, he starts paying them with shares in a biotech he was running called retrofin. so this is a classic ponzi scheme. neil: all right. now, did this come to light separate from what he was doing that was making such a controversial figure by the likes and bad way hillary clinton and the democrats said this is -- this guy is just evil. liz: yeah, that's right he's a poster executive for drug price gouging. neil: but this was a separate issue. this would have come to light anyway -- regardless. liz: yes, because retrofin itself sued -- kicked him out as c