i was talking to lizzie, and this is all on the internet, okay?s is all from people that do research for the defense department. if you want a modern military, you have to have access to the entire periodic table. that means rare earth,. neil: i've always thought that. [laughter] >> no, wait, you need chemicals -- >> lsd. [laughter] >> we don't have that. we don't have them. and it's been -- neil: yeah, you do, they do. >> and they do. neil: that's another worry, that's another worry. >> by the way, our millennials have ecstasy. >> yes, they do. so that's what we'll all need, that's what we'll all need. [laughter] now, this gives china a tremendous advantage. in fact, if we want these commodities, you know where we have to go? china. we're dependent on them. neil: you've raised another doubt. i love that theme, but i also love finishing. but -- [laughter] okay. but, charlie, there are a lot of doubts you could throw at this, a lot of reasons -- china, to steve's point, you know, ran up too large, too fast. to another point this bull market, as you

i'm lizzie bermudez.elcome to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. today, we're diving in to the vibrant culture, rich heritage, and longstanding traditions of mexico. we're highlighting people and places making a difference in the latino community. first, we're meeting an entrepreneurial couple in san francisco, who share their love of food. >> and then i'm also gonna do a little bit of the seeds. >> then we visit alas, a cultural arts program for youth in half moon bay that is strengthening identity in education. plus, we discover an organization that's inspiring philanthropy and investing in latino communities. >> in 30 years, latinos will make up 80% of our workforce. >> and we're getting a sneak peek at cirque du soleil's newest big-top show, luzia, which takes you to an imaginary mexico. all of this fun driven by your northern california honda dealers. ♪ mexican cuisine is an important part of the culture and th

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. ..back on court but loses his first match of the new season to david goffin... bayern munich assistant paul clement is favourite to become the new swansea city manager... and george north gets ready to make his return to rugby after nearly a month off recovering from a head injury. hello and welcome to sportsday. we're starting with tennis and andy murray — has started his new season with a surprise defeat. britain's world number one lost to david goffin in the semi—finals of the world tennis championship exhibition event in abu dhabi. rob heath reports. for someone who has achieved so much, andy murray has unfinished business. he appeared in this tournament has extra preparation ahead of the australian open. a grand slam he has never won despite appearing in five finals. david goffin soon ensured that andy murray was putting in the hard yards. nothing separated them in the first set until david gough nosed ahead in the tie—break, the first time he had ever taken the set of the new world

used to make jokes about how all of the fire extinguishers were filling the garage" >> reporter: lizzy's childhood friend bg anaraki is an oakland artists is also helping to organizing this effort. anaraki arrived to the ghost ship 5 min after the fire started killing 36 people, including anaraki's room mate and 2 other close friends "i'm not at the point where i am ready to think about another incident like this might happen because i am still coping but i know that it could, and this thing that we are doing can make it less horrible" haaziq madyun kron4news >> steve:late developments in a castro valley house fire that killed a woman this morning. catherine heenan is here with what authorities are now saying about the investigation. a warning tonight for undocumented immigrants. what some in the bay area are being told if they decide to travel for the holidays and how it is tied to president-elect. donald trump. and a cast of celebrities visited trump tower today. why n-f-l stars jim brown and ray lewis showed up.and what they say was the point of their meeting. plus a real scare in the

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i'm lizzie bermudez.e to "bay area life," the place where lifestyle, interests, food, and entertainment all come together. there's so much to explore. on today's show, we're getting into the holiday spirit by bringing in some cheer. >> yes! shake, shake, shake! >> then, we're getting a taste of authentic chicago pizza... >> mmm! >> oh, was that good? >> the cheese, the flavor -- that is good. >> ...and a sweet treat you can bake right at home. are you kidding me?! plus, a camp helping kids feel good about themselves. >> it makes me a better person. i feel like i'm giving back. >> all of this fun is driven by your northern california honda dealers. hey, everyone. the holiday season is officially upon us, and that means it's

here's lizzie greenwood hughes. british stars from rio. but the headline, andy murray has excelled all year. he is now sir andy murray after receiving a knighthood — one of three sportsmen to be knighted this year. murray won his second wimbledon in 2016 as well as his second 0lympic title, and of course he ended the year as world number one after that incrtedible display in london at the world tour finals. murray is joined by the two—time double olympic gold medallist, sir mo farah, and para—dressage rider sir lee pearson, who has won 11 paralympic gold medals. i've been through so many emotions. 0nce i've been through so many emotions. once i received the letter. fear, excitement, just intrigue. i hope it doesn't change my life, i don't think it will. it won't change me. but it has taken a lot of getting used to. for me, born with a severe disability, i've had many operations to iron me out. 15 major operations, lots of breaking bones, and that was before i started riding horses and carried on breaking bones! to b

sport, a full round—up from the bbc sports centre with lizzie. hello! you sound surprised!has given my feelings side the lead in the opening few minutes. 1— 02 hull against everton, 17 minutes on the clock. a win would lift them off the bottom of the table. championship leaders brighton and hove albion's game against strugglers cardiff city was called off tonight. a blanket of fog has descended on the amex stadium over the course of the day forcing the referee to call the game off. there are three other fixtures in the championship with second place newcastle also in action against nottingham forest. for the against third in the scottish premiership. aberdeen away at hearts. 7:45pm was the kick—off, the latest score 0—0. bayern munich assistant manager paul clement is the leading candidate to become swansea city's new manager. the former derby county manager was interviewed for thejob in october, before bob bradley replaced coach francesco guidolin. ryan giggs and chris coleman have both been ruled out but former birmingham city boss gary rowett remains in contention. swans

were kids we used to make jokes about how all of the fire extinguishers were filling the garage" lizzy's childhood friend bg anaraki is an oakland artists is also helping to organizing this effort. anaraki arrived to the ghost ship 5 min after the fire started killing 36 people, including anaraki's room mate and 2 other close friends "i'm not at the point where i am ready to think about another incident like this might happen because i am still coping but i know that it could, and this thing that we are doing can make it less horrible" haaziq madyun kron4news >> steve:coming up new at ten: a california teacher receiving death threats. after a very controversial rant about president- elect donald trump. and next: when crews now expect to have this big sinkhole in pacifica repaired.as another storm is set to hit that coastline. tonight we are tracking heavy rain headed towards the bay area. meteorologist brittney shipp is timing out what you need to know. make sure you have the free kron-4 mobile app. >> britteny: widespread heavy rain we see wednesdays' testing in your between 30 and 40 m

i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes with the latest sport.ricketers have suffered more misery in the final test against india. they conceded their highest test total ever as india declared their first innings on 759—7 including a triple century by karun nair. at the close on day four in chennai, england were 12 without loss — 270 runs behind. jim lumsden has the details. quick wickets were needed. as ashwin made 50, the best tourist could hope for was a draw. india fancied a four nil series victory. he continued to be made, and england bowlers struggled to contain him. it has been a mark of the store that whenever england's assumed they put ona whenever england's assumed they put on a substantial innings total first, indian skip part it. —— india skip past that. one fell an hundred 99 yesterday, but i triple century was made today. england little more than spectators. 300 runs was broken with one of the great batting performances. india have registered their highest ever test score. in reply, england survived 35 overs but looked like they'd h

lizzy, i want information from you.he uber app so they can finds you. a stop security guy is suing uber. uber said our workers don't access that to spy on customers. we just don't do that. this is a top security guy said wait a second. he's suing iesh. he says uber workers are using this tool to spy on celebrities like beyonce or stalk their ex-girlfriends ore ex-boyfriends. this lawsuit is revealing uber workers maybe doing that. that's scary. stuart: whoops the constitutional position -- what's the constitutional position of this. >> it's a violation using the internet to invade someone's policy. you give up your location so the driver can find you. there is a statute directly on point. the same federal statute that's implicated when people go on the internet and pretend somebody someone else. stuart: do you use uber? >> no. stuart: do you use uber, steve? >> uber is great. stuart: both of these gentlemen have their own chauffeurs. >> what's wrong with a chauffeur or two? stuart: it's terrible news for uber. if you wa

here with us this morning is lizzy.and a graduate of parkland high school. okay. so this is one of broadway's longest running productions. it's spun off into a movie. tell us about the experience. you have been doing this about two months now. >> yes. this is actually my second it ration on this tour. i was here last year but it's an entirely -- it's not entirely, about half new cast. it is an awesome experience to get a new environment. it's still the same old mama , mia. so many different productions still going on. >> so i love the music. i have never seen mama mia, always wanted to. what drew you into this? >> it kind of came to me through a casting direct to where i went to college. when she was there she saw me and called me in to audition. i was totally hooked on this show because it's so much fun. i grew up listening to a cover band. >> any bittersweet feelings? >> it is ending here in philly. >> so the last show in philly is the 31st. of course we are -- we wish we could stay here longer. >> i feel like i have

. ♪ >> lizzie also has a big heart and she's here to explain. parents, you don't want to miss this.. you might not be working but we are. so get dressed and your mornings are better with friends. ♪ >>> you said your motto are mornings are better with friends. i thought that was get dressed. >> i love this song. i could wake up to this song every single day. it gets you in the mood to get dressed. >> with the temptations, they do everything in sync and unity. i think you have to see the temptatio temptations, not listen. don't they turn one way and then the other way. doesn't that sell the song? >> i just like the music. >> you know who does not like the temptations at all, heather nauert. >> don't you love that song? >> brian is a bit grouchy this morning. >> he's walking out. >> i'm worried about all my private conversations being exposed. >> that's already happened. they will be. good morning to all of you. start now with a serious story to bring you from overseas. it is a fox news alert. we have chilling new surveillance showing a killer on the run days after he mowed down dozens

>> if you don't know already thomas's story, he grehi the name of lizzy andrews. >> i saw a picture on my mom's phone and i saw a picture of a little girl named kissy and once i saw her i felt like every girl deserved like long hair so that's when i decided to grow my hair out and donated half years. >> this entire process from kids that are diagnosed, she was always very upbeat, she was always happy. and she fought with a smile and integrity. >> are you getting ready to grow your hair long again to do it all over. >> i am. >> what would you likto everybody else out there maybe they should think about. >> it doesn't matter how big you are, or what shape you are, anyone can help. >> that's good advice for all of us to hear. >> what a great little boy. gosh. prayers and thoughts for the family as well. >> sure. >> coming up tonight a classic tv home is getting a makeover and film franchise is making the move to broadway. >> and but first, fox patricia stark has more on what to >> surprised, cuba ends nine days of mourning for fidel castro that died november 25 at the age of 90. cold war

lizzie greenwood hughes will be back in the next hour.me thought! you've put me on the spot! thank you. the polish government has bought a huge private art collection for a fraction of its estimated market value of around two billion dollars. it includes a portrait by leonardo da vinci. the sale though, has proved highly controversial, as catriona renton now reports. leonardo da vinci's lady with an ermine, painted in1a90. leonardo da vinci's lady with an ermine, painted in 1a90. it's one of only four portraits of women by the italian master and it alone is insured for 331 million euros. it's one of the pieces in this foundation ‘s collection. the treasure trove consists of around 86,000 objects, and also includes every amount —— rembrandt. it has been hosted in the museum in krakow, currently being refurbished. now the polish government has amended their budget to raise 1oo million euros to buy it although it is thought to be worth 2 billion. the president of the foundation said that he felt like making a donation. it seems the governmen

i'm going to do the thin lizzy classic, "the boys are back in town." >> oh. [ cheers and applause ] ?? ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] ?? ?? ?? [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> jimmy: tough. that's was tough. >> that's a tough one. >> jimmy: that's tough. because the volume seemed a a little late, so i think i'll give you a couple points. >> okay. >> jimmy: you're next, buddy. >> okay. >> jimmy: what do you have? >> let's just put this thing i forgot that. >> you totally forgot that. >> jimmy: i forgot that. i forgot that. ha, ha, ha! i forgot that. [ laughter ] i'm so mad. that's great. what are you going to do for us tonight? >> oh, well, i am going to do a a classic. it's "crazy train," ozzy osbourne. [ cheers and applause ] ? all aboard ha ha ha ha ha ? ?? ?? ? aye aye aye ? [ cheers and applause ] ?? >> jimmy: there's bass in it. it's the bass. oh, no! he's switching guitars. ?? [ cheers and applause ] ?? ?? ?? [ cheers ] ?? ?? ?? ?? >> jimmy: what? dude, you put the guitar on. you changed from bass to regular. i'm so mad. [ laughter ] gosh! oh, gosh! i should have done more. i should

stuart: oh, lizzie, what? [laughter] >> what? when the fed raises rates three times, maybe next year, and ash talked about it yesterday, the dollar's spiking to a 14-year high. you're not going to like it. the president could inherit a debt crisis in emerging market like the latin american debt crisis or asian flu. and each time it spiked, a crisis occurred. ashley: is doing is a little lower. >> there's a fly in that ointment. stuart: what's that? >> she believes what the fed has to say. liz: who is she? >> liz believes. liz: thanks. >> and apparently three more between now and the-- >> when you have inflation going up and strengthening, the fed acts, i'm sorry, i know you're not happy about that. stuart: i'm turning over my shoulder because charles payne is entering the building like elvis. >> entering the business. stuart: have you got a mic on at audience hear him? when do we get 20,000? >> i don't know. hopefully today. >> animal spirits. >> it's coming. stuart: coming soon? >> absolutely. stuart: we've discussed animal spir

hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm lizzie greenwood—hughes. .. david goffin... bayern munich assistant paul clement is favourite to become the new swansea city manager... and george north gets ready to make his return to rugby after nearly a month off recovering from a head injury. hello and welcome to sportsday. we're starting with tennis and andy murray — has started his new season with a surprise defeat. britain's world number one lost to david goffin in the semi—finals of the world tennis championship exhibition event in abu dhabi. rob heath reports. for someone who has achieved so much, andy murray has unfinished business. he appeared in this tournament as extra preparation ahead of the australian open. a grand slam he has never won despite appearing in five finals. david goffin soon ensured that andy murray was putting in the hard yards. nothing separated them in the first set until until goffin nosed ahead the tie—break, the first time he had ever taken the set off the new world number one. andy murray justified that status later, cruising

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front of this package that they delivered, do not consume raw cookie dough, it says your producer lizzieorden is trying to kill you. >> do not consume it. neil: do not consume raw cookie dough. >> raw cookie dough, especially if you had heart surgery! >> let's say hypothetical you had your chest ripped open and heart stopped for five hours. once you get all this. >> my gosh. neil: it looks frantic, there how are you holding up with the pressure? >> well, it is tough to keep everybody calm in situations like this, i'm the man for the job. we're down 16 on the dow, 19,925 and what i was going to say until i started going on about ice cream, it's not that odd when you get on a round number as we did in 1999 with 10,000, for then it was a month before it break through. it broke through intra-day and took nine session to close above 10,000. it's been a week like this where we're eating ice cream waiting for 20,000. neil: thank you, my friend, very much. merry christmas to you. >> same to you. neil: that was heart felt. i appreciate that. by the way, in the ben & jerry's they have fortune cook

charlie gasparino and stephen lee, lizzie mcdonald and senior editor charlie brady.oing on? is right? >> millennials. we will get there. >> they have grown up in the era of instagram and snapchat. it is right away, and why not get their products right away? neil: this internet is big. >> if you start with the internet, mo gave me this idea, set me up, it is a thing, where it started was mcdonald's. that was the first -- >> that is not -- >> do you like microwave ovens? it is a big deal, mcdonald's. people -- people use to sit down and have dinner. you know what the problem is? in real life -- now we don't even have -- liz: no. >> no instant gratification. of the 20 what do you think of this? you are worried about getting stuff for christmas, we can get it in an hour or two. you got your shopping done. liz: can come soon enough, and gratification -- you are overreacting, big deal about mcdonald's or instant gratification. >> i'm not overreacting, look at the savings rate in this country from the late 50s to the end of the 1970s. 5% -- neil: instant gratification. and

what have you got for us, lizzie. liz: the finalists were going to be scott brown and pete hitset.he story with loretta lynch has to do with the bias and the problems at department of justice. stuart: okay, now she says that her meeting on the tarmac-- this is the attorney general of the united states. the meeting with bill clinton, shortly before her department passed judgment on bill clinton's spouse was a mistake? >> she says, yes, i regret it, you're right it came before the fbi director announced the findings of the probe into the servers. but it drew loretta lynch into the campaign and cast shade on the doj as being partial, as being biased towards the clintons when that happened. by the way that tarmac was cleared and the question is did loretta lynch know. >> it was the airport and former president clinton's plane was there for three hours. liz: how did she feel first when she was told he was coming in. stuart: i want to get back to cleveland clinic ceo. i know you talked to president-elect trump, i don't suppose you can tell me what you talked about, whether you got the jo

. >> lizzie. liz: we hit it tomorrow, after the fed raises rates they'll see it.tuart: ashley webster. ashley: i'll say today. stuart: todd horowitz in chicago shall freezing cold, i'm sure, 20k today? >> possibly today. but maybe, they've got a good chance. it's thin they're going to run it. they'll give it a run, whether they make it will be the other question. stuart: okay. look at the stocks on your screen. these are the big winners ng mo the 30 dow stocks. all of them are up and boeing in particular, we've got a story on that, pfizer, merck, they're up. more dow winners, goldman sachs, they've got their third top guy into the top jobs in the administration. caterpillar up more, united health, verizon, can you show me bank stocks? there's a reason i want to see the bank stocks. one of the am list-- analysts on the program. he says that bank stocks have made the running thus far and bank stocks will continue to make running in the future. they are going to keep going up. mike murphy, i believe you have three stocks which you say are going up, even more from whe

. >> little lizzy? >> beth. beth sorkin. >> yeah. beth.-- >> we don't do jokes about family. >> that wasn't -- okay. all right. i'm sorry. i apologize. but that's a beautiful name. better than hillary. i mean, you can get rid of that one. how long will you be -- how long will you be gone? >> not long enough for you. not long enough for you. >> paternity leave is -- can be big. i mean, are you going to take a month off? >> they don't do that. you need to -- i thought you were going to negotiate this for me? >> i thought i had. >> you got to talk to the people then. >> at least a week then? >> i think i'm going to take a couple days -- >> that's it? >> well, because my parents are going to be around. and then later when everybody disappears and it becomes hard, that's -- you know, in the beginning it's not as hard. >> you do what you need to do. >> i'm glad we're doing this on the air, though, because everybody wants to know this stuff. we have our guest host here who's waiting. he woke up early to hang out with us. jim -- >> i was wondering