>> lorie: good.m, by the way, do you have any idea who that terribly handsome man over there is? >> ashley: yes. that's marc mergeron. >> lorie: well, one of us is getting a lot of attention. >> victor: julia. >> julia: kiss for the groom? >> victor: [ chuckles ] with pleasure, i assure you. >> julia: congratulations. i mean that. >> victor: i know you do. >> julia: you know that you look even younger than the day we were married? >> victor: and you look more beautiful than ever. >> carl: mr. newman. >> victor: mr. williams. anything new? >> carl: not a sign of her, no. >> eve: excuse me, gentlemen. champagne? >> carl: no, thank you. >> victor: thank you. >> eve: pardon me. >> carl: but don't worry. we're keeping a sharp eye out for her. >> victor: good. >> jill: oh, excuse me. i'm terribly sor-- good lord. >> derek: jill. >> jill: derek. what are you doing here? >> derek: well, i, uh, i came with katherine. i... of course, i could always... >> jill: you could always what? >> derek: nothing, nothing.

joining us is marco and lori. lori, i want to get your point of view first.t are the intricacies the administration will have to go through in handing over from obama to donald trump? lori: the landing team got a late start, but they seem to be a large group. now with charles miller, that makes eight or nine members and they have a very short time to review what is happening at nasa and recommend new leadership for the agency and policies. i think the team itself is split between a handful of people who are traditionalists who would like to see the status quo am a cost-plus contracts perpetuated and some of these new people who would like to do what the obama administration tried to do more of at the beginning but ran into congress. it will be interesting to see if they have more luck. caroline: marco, talk about the potential split. who potentially wins out? will it be the likes of space x and blue origin or the older guard? the likes of boeing and lockheed martin. marco: i don't think anything is going to change dramatically over the next year or so, but th

. >> lori, they don't love us. in a lot of cases they don't love us. >> should i ask him at the border if they love us. >> trump has such a high standard. >> i find this entire transition fascinating. trump is jumping into this job. he is grabbing the job like you know what. everything from watching who is going up the elevator door to this unprecedented thank you tour to going to this particular town which is a military town to introduce the secretary of defense. i find it fascinating. >> the man is a player for the showbiz, right? >> he does and don't we all love that? don't we all love it? isn't it great? >> you can get a look at the back of their hair. >> i don't want to be the one to tell them, even though he said don't say anything, there was a blabbermouth. i heard "mad dog" mattis would be the guy before the speech. >> he has that way of building up the tension. he did surprise everyone with the mad dog mention last time. it wasn't an official announcement last time. now it is official. he did announce that

>> it does count, and you make a great point, lori.n, you don't have to could this to force diversity. the marketplace is global and we make them diverse. >> and i know i should say that. to tell you the truth i am in favor of this because there is a sameness about what movies are about. this whole thing about taking over the world, that is a certain thing a certain kind of i hate to say it white guy enjoys. too much hollywood is about that. i am reading about two brilliant men that it is quite clear their tastes are formed by person who loves "star wars" and star trek. i know this. diverse it up and the next thing is it it is not diversed properly. they are not making the right film. the people complaining now is not complaining about the right thing. what was the movie they were having problems? >> we narrowed it down to a million films. >> the bali, that one. that was considered a problem. >> appropriation or something. >> and there is always something. we need to mix it up. there is a certain die hard saying we need to mix it up. >

here's lori chambers before. all right, lori, let's see the new you. wow. wow, wow, wow.ke that blindfold off. look at your sis. >> she look gorgeous. >> okay, you ready to turn around? >> yes. >> okay, get ready to freak. turn right around, honey. >> oh, my gosh, wow. >> you look spectacular. >> gorgeous. >> are you all right? >> i thought she was -- >> oh, you look like a model. this is so crazy. louis. tell us everything. >> how pretty, right? >> lori, look right here. >> there you go. >> beautiful. beautiful. >> with lori, i lightened her hair and i added these soft highlights but in a very natural way which is the way highlights look today. and then we also lightened her base a bit too, by the way. >> i love it, so pretty. >> and gave her this wonderful haircut. to make it extra special for the holidays, he put in this wave, which makes all the difference. of course you can wear it straighter. her hair will have a wave of its own. it will come to life. >> jerry, we do need some kleenex. yes, we need it. thanks, honey. >> tell us what you think. >> i already knew my s

host: nicolas loris.his is a policy that needs to be done away with, something put in place during administration and expanded during the bush administration, blend 36 billion biofuel into the fuel supply by the year 2022 and it was done combat climate change, reduce dependence on foreign oil and things.done any of those it has been an economic and environmental disaster, where you have a lot of environmental groups like friends of earth opposed to the policy, a lot of nti-hunger organizations opposed to the policy, because it is diverting food to fuel and fiscal groups,of like the heritage foundation and the american enterprise opposed to the policy because it distorts markets. the problem is, you have interests who benefit from the policy and you disburse the cost amongst the rest of us, one of those policies that even though it's a lot of people is difficult it to remove. that said, congress should standard whole how poorly it's designed and just not the function of the federal government to be determi

brilliant save, hugo loris!ers—up spot at euro 2016, and tottenham to third place last season, there high as league finish for more than a quarter of a century. does he look at on the year as one of success, or missed opportunities? unfortunately, we did not get the trophies this season. but we had some good runs, and i think the tottenham fans, even the french national team fans, they were proud for what we did this season. and looking ahead to 2017, you look at the premier league table, chelsea ten points clear of tottenham, who are fifth. do you think realistically the title is not possible for tottenham this season? the title is not the main expectation for tottenham. i think in premier league, it is very competitive. but we are nearly there. the gap is reducing every year. we have seen a lot of your teammates year. we have seen a lot of your tea m mates recently year. we have seen a lot of your teammates recently signing new contracts. tottenham teammates recently signing new contracts. tottenha m fa ns tea

. >>> lori's diner has been bustling with tourists and locals for 32 years. oat 50s's themed diner hasn't gone out of style. >> cool place to work. >> reporter: so cool this woman has worked for lori's 25 years. january 2nd will be her final shift, at this location anyway. >> new landlord has to renovate the whole building, and we have no choice but move out. >> reporter: the owner says the employees will work at his other location on sutter street for the time being. by this summer he expects to open a new lori's diaper near the one closing. he's thanking customers for years of dedicated patronage and the signs are popping up all around the union square. sushi boat closing and kuleto's of 26 years. >> it's a balance. want to keep character of the district and bring in the new as well. >> reporter: karen flood director of the union square business district says an upscale steak house with al fresco rooftop dining will open where the two restaurants are close. not everyone is thrilled. >> i think we need places like this. the high end or upscale doesn't work f

host: nicolas loris.s is a policy that needs to be done away with, something put in place during administration and expanded during the bush administration, blend 36 billion biofuel into the fuel supply by the year 2022 and it was done combat climate change, reduce dependence on foreign oil and things.done any of those it has been an economic and environmental disaster, where you have a lot of environmental groups like friends of earth opposed to the policy, a lot of nti-hunger organizations opposed to the policy, because it is diverting food to fuel and fiscal groups,of like the heritage foundation and the american enterprise opposed to the policy because it distorts markets. the problem is, you have interests who benefit from the policy and you disburse the cost amongst the rest of us, one of those policies that even though it's a lot of people is difficult it to remove. that said, congress should standard whole how poorly it's designed and just not the function of the federal government to be determini

. >> i'm lori bachman. today's foxbusiness text minute. they are forcing huber to pull its new self driving car. just one week into testing. there were two permits to operate. this is the self driving car. it is in talks with the way mode. shares of google are in opposite directions by half a%. af highly anticipated ipo. the countdown continues. [vo] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the season of audi sales event. this is my new alert system for whenever anything you create custom alerts ready for all the things that are important to you. i guess we don't need the kid anymore. custom alerts on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. >> we have some breaking news for you. it's --dash cam video from germany that has just been released that took place on monday night. there is some immature --dash cam video they came in. they said today that after the first official forensic report the concern with fingerprints and the sky. h

es lori montenegro quien hablÓ con ella. >>> es la cosa mÁs difÍcil que he hecho en mi vida. >>> asÍlogrado mucho para el paÍs pero nada es fÁcil en este edificio. cÓmo directora para el consejo de polÍtica nacional, ha sido el rostro mÁs visible, promoviendo las medidas del mandatario. >>> cuando uno gira que va a administrar la ley, hay que administrar la ley y lo que esta administraciÓn hizo por la primera vez en arizona, en el paÍs, fuete ner prioridades para inmigraciÓn. y es por eso, que tenemos daca, que ayudÓ a 700 mil jovenes. >>> eso no cayÓ las criticas que la administraciÓn obama no cumpliÓ la promesa de llevar adelante una reforma migratoria y para muchos latinos no hizo lo suficiente. >>> no fue por falta de esfuerzo, fue por falta de voluntad en el lado republicano. >>> si bien hubo tropiezos, muÑoz defiende los logros. >>> el grupo que hace mÁs progreso es la comunidad latina. y yo lleguÉ a esta oficina con la comunidad latina, teniÉndola en la casa de no tener seguro mÁs alta de todo el paÍs 4 millones de hispanos ya tienen seguro. este es un regalo del presidente. >

cuÁntos de esos negocios estarÍa dispuesto a dejar en la puerta de la casa blanca, en washington, loriambiÉn una seria resistencia en el mundo empresarial, empresarios de la talla del multimillonario y ex alcalde de nueva york michael bloomberg advierten de las consecuencias l paÍs en deportaciÓn masiva, rogelio nos tiene el informe. >> termina otra jornada agotadora para viviana que se dedica a la limpieza de casas un trabajo que realiza desde hace mÁs de 15 aÑos cuando llegÓ al paÍs sindocumentos. >> nosotros aportamos muchÍsimo con o sin documentos hacemos cualquier tipo de trabajos por ejemplo. >> aunque lpegalizalegalizar. >> eso tambiÉn inquieta por diferente motivos a un grupo de empresarios respaldado por el multimillonario michael bloomberg quienes consideran que una deportaciÓn masiva tendrÍa un impacto negativo en la economÍa estadounidense. >> que sea mÁs considerado a la gente vulnerable que va a impactar y como al mismo tiempo desatar una consecuencia no prevista a nuestra economÍa y que la piense bien >> >>> las declaraciones mÁs reciente de trump apuntan en sentido cont

dinero y correr la empresa con los gastos de su compra para que el incidente no empaÑe su navidad, loriitÓ la ayuda de posibles testigos de este incidente. >> a solo dÍas de navidad varias familias hispanas de california se han quedado en la calle, un juez ordenÓ desalojar el edificio donde viven en la localidad porque dice que estÁ adaptado para oficinas y no para viviendas. y dice ademÁs que es un peligro. ahora estas familias estÁn desesperadas no tienen a dÓnde % ir, marÍa paula ochoa amplia. >> mientras empaca sus Últimas cosas rosa piensa en la angustia de tener que dejar en unas horas el que ha sido su hogar por 7 aÑos. >> ahorita la situaciÓn estÁ muy triste, especialmente porque son Épocas de navidad. >> las 24 unidades de este edificio estÁn diseÑadas como oficinas mÉdicas sin embargo, por dÉcadas han sido usadas ilegalmente como departamentos y un juez determinÓ que vivir aqÍi es una amenaza para la seguridad de los inquilinos. >> la condiciÓn estructural del edificio y aparte hay plomerÍa y electricidad que son expuestos y puede causar incendio por ejemplo. >> ha vivido en e

en washington, lori monto enegr notsdzs telemundo noticias telemundo. >>> quedÓ demos ttrado el rol arios o ffreciero e decenas de miles de dÓlares por tocarse con cafÉ con ella. la u subasta fue kacancelada angie sandoval nos cuenta por quÉ. >>> cuanto pagarÍa alguien para tomarse un cafÉ con ibay banca trump ivo anca trump. la idea de subastar fue de la ÓrgarganizaciÓn caro sacakafb. pocas horas las apuestas sp separaban los 70 mil dÓlares. la subasta durÓ poco, asÍ de rÁpido tuvo que ser kancancelad por la presiÓn pÚblica. >>> por un lado era para una obra caro sacaba.itativa. no e u lucro perm el grpersonal la natirativa de conflictos de interÉs y los hijos de trump y la fam de trump estilia de truda posiciÓn de su padre. en el 2014 shcharity quiso sub s subastar un kaoencuentro con ob, pero el partido obama lo pr prohibiÓ. la proeocupaciÓn de que el ka n encuentro bien y banivanka seaÁ que un cafÉ, podrÍa stener fu fundamento. los hijos adultos de trump. don junior, eric e y banca, siv paer del equipo de transiciÓn del presidente electo. los a llegados del nainmagnate n que halla

que no le conviene, que esta controversia continÚe en washington, lori montenegro noticias telemundo. 6 dÍas para la llegada del invierno, pero la madre naturaleza parece que no le llevÓ el mensaje. una nueva ola de frÍo artico castiga a amplia zona del centro y noreste del paÍs que sufren uno de los diciembres mÁs helados en dÉcadas. las bajas temperaturas son un milagro para los que no pueden calentarse. rebeca smith hablÓ con algunos. >>> el clima estÁ haciendo daÑo, demasiado, estoy en la calle. >>> heladas temperaturas, hasta 30 grados por debajo de lo normal, golpean a millones en el norte del paÍs afectando especialmente a personas que no cuenta con la ca calefacciÓn adecuada, para mantenerse a salvo. >>> calefacciÓn, nada, yo tuve que llamar al dueÑo del edificio anoche. >>> son precisamente los vientos que provienen del artico que hacen que las temperaturas se sientan mÁs congelantes. autoridades han help remitido alertas y con estar 10 minutos expuestos a los vientos, podrÍamos llegar a un punto de congelaciÓn. >>> conductores de cleveland ohio, enfrentan fuertes nevadas y b

lori: can i just tell you what my wall does? robyn: yeah. lemonis: yes. lori: $5 million.back? this is important. your wall does how much? lori: just this wall. lemonis: $5 million. howard: she has longtime customers, as well. lemonis: and you have a lot of traffic. howard: we have a lot of traffic. ♪ robyn: tomorrow, they're coming to clear out more. lemonis: we finally shut the doors at bowery after liquidating over $300,000 worth of merchandise, and i'm swinging by to go over the plans for the renovation. wow. but i also wanted to talk to howard about a few e-mails he sent me. does anybody know where howard is? roger: eternal question. lemonis: robyn, do you know where howard is? laurie, is howard here? laurie: um...no. lemonis: look, i'm not happy that i have to postpone my conversation with howard, but i can't wait to get this renovation started. that's a great section for gift-wrapping. we've got to generate some revenue and get this store back open. we're sorting and donating the old fixtures. man: watch your step. roger: yes. lemonis: we need to clear them out so t

doce persona, muchas son las crÍticas a las autoridades germanas por haber dejado escapar al asesino, lorimbre mÁs buts cada en europa estÁ muerto, abatido por la policÍa italiana en milÁn. >>> el hombre es quiÉn las autoridades dicen perpetuÓ el pasado lunes la matanza en el mercado navideÑo en berlÍn murÓo tras abrir fuego contra dos policÍas que le pidieron identificaciÓn, Él sacÓ una pistola y comenzÓ a disparar. >>> no hay ninguna duda de que este hombre declarÓ este ministro italiano. >>> en berlÍn las autoridades dicen que el hombre manejaba este camiÓn visto aquÍ a 40 millas por hora arrollando a todos en el mercado navideÑo la policÍa encontrÓ sus huellas en el camiÓn. >>> el joven de 24 aÑo de edad era de tÚnez y hoy sÉ para ublÓ que un video en que jura leal tado a isis que se atribuyÓ el ataco. >>> tras una cacerÍa por europa, el hombre terminÓ en italia paÍs que conocÍ por alli pasÓ tres aÑos encarcelado por incendiar un centro de refugiados. >>> en berlÍn el mercado navideÑo abriÓ de nuevo muchos estaban muy mal, pero aÚn asombrados y nerviosos por el ataco. >>> y tampoco olv

ganÓ. >> para que asÍ se ponga en prÁctica sus palabras que este serÁ un paÍs de amor , en washington lorie donald trump quieren bloquear el recuento de votos en varios estados y han presentado demanda nosotros wisconsin, como pensilvania para retener los recuentos solicitados por la candidata del partido verde, de momento la justicia ya ha desechado el recurso para bloquear el conteo de mÍchigan que empezara el prÓximo martes en los estrÉs estados donald trump ganÓ por un extremo margen. >> un profesor de la universidad de nevada amenaza conde anunciar a los estudiante indocumentados aunque despuÉs ha pedido * disculpas la controversia estÁ servida y el miedo de muchos estudiantes tambiÉn, desde las vegas grecia tiene los datos. >> ningÚn humano es ilegal, hay actos que son ilegales, no personas. >> dreamers y activista, astrid habla de las comentarios en facebook donde un maestro de la universidad de nevada califica a estudiante indocumentados como ilegales, las palabras del maestro desataron furia e indignaciÓn entre estudiantes blanca quien se graduÓ con dos tito de los de la universid

como presidente. >> solo donald trump sabe cuÁnto estarÁ dispuesto a sacrificar. >> en washington loriabajo y del otro lado de la frontera cientos se quedan esperando una cientos se quedan esperando una oportunidad de empleo por un esto no asusta si te proteges. ¿qué asusta? la neumonía neumocócica. es una enfermedad grave. ¡mi médico dice que el riesgo aumenta después de los 50! una dosis de la vacuna prevnar 13 puede ayudar a protegerte de la neumonía neumocócica, una enfermedad que puede causar tos, dolor en el pecho, dificultad para respirar y hasta causar hospitalización. prevnar 13 está aprobada para ayudar a prevenir infecciones de 13 cepas de bacterias que causan la neumonía neumocócica en adultos de 18 años o más. no debes recibir prevnar 13 si has tenido una reacción alérgica grave a la vacuna o a sus ingredientes. si tienes un sistema inmunológico debilitado, podrías tener una respuesta débil a la vacuna. los efectos secundarios más comunes fueron dolor, enrojecimiento e hinchazón en el área de la inyección, movilidad limitada del brazo, fatiga, dolor de cabeza, en los múscu

lori, start with you, good to see you. >> always great to see you, too. lauren: what's driving the selling today? >> i would say interest rates a big factor. have a look at mortgage rates, 30-year fixed-rates hit a 2 1/2-year high. the fed raising interest rates for the first time in a year, and promising more rate hikes in the new year. there is one theme. dragging us down in terms of stocks, well, retail. you recall first thing this morning, the latest spending figures from the government, they were not only lower than expected, i should say they slowed and they were lower, weaker than expected. wage growth not there either. so that weighed on shares of walmart, the weakest performer on the dow. walgreens, j.c. penney, big lots, the classic bri brick-and-mortar retail stores down big, big lots down big. bed bath & beyond was one of the biggest losers more than 10% on a busted earnings report, back to you. david: lori, thank you very much. phil, gold dropping for the third straight day. it's on track tend to in the red for the seventh week in a row. i'm

where i am standing right now is where sheriff lori smith just gave her press conference. now interestingly rogelio chavez tonight was also found to be in an attic at some point in that house, but when he was found, he was found in one of the rooms. now both inmates will be placed in a more maximum area of the main jail according to the jail. live in san jose betty yu, kpix5. >>> a freeway shooter shut down interstate 580 tonight in oakland. the gunman is still on the loose. the eastbound lanes were closed more than two hours during rush hour after shots were fired near the fruitvale off ramp. take a look at all that traffic. a man and woman were shot. officers searched this white car at the bottom of the fruitvale off ramp, no word what they found. the victims are in the hospital in stable condition right now. at one point police had to force cars on the freeway to turn around. they were diverted off 580 and onto side streets. so far no arrests have been made. >>> just a short time ago we heard from the teenage girl who claims that a high school football player sexually a

lori rothman on the floor of new york stock exchange. lori, what was holding the dow back? >> couple specific names, david. breaking earnings news from oracle. if you like i can get with those. these are headline downers if you will. nike off 1%. united technologies off 1%. ge also off. boeing down half a percent. many names are considered consumer second calls or economically sensitive. even though we saw gains there was probably a little bit of hesitation here in terms of getting to the key psychological dow 20,000 milestone everybody is so anxious to get to as well. on the other side we had airlines pretty strong today. jetblue up 2%. looking pier one import. they had a fantastic earnings call. fourth quarter earnings per share way above analyst estimates and also boosted estimates for this year. there are airlines. let's get you to the oracle numbers the looks like one penny beat in terms of earnings per share. revenue though was a little bit light. on your screen looks like shares are trading slightly lower in the extend session. oracle ceo was meeting with trump, goin

lori rothman is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. lori, the big winners today, who are they? >> i think everything was pretty much a big winner. obviously that is an overstatement. even though the dow pretty much cut its gain by half, still enough for a record close. record close once again benchmark averages. unbelievable, this is the fourth straight record close for the dow. this is the 22nd record close of 2016. since the election a month ago the dow itself has climbed 1300 points. the trump rally rolls on. let's break this down. in fact you basically got five stocks, goldman, jpmorgan, boeing, caterpillar, accountable for 2/3 of the gain on the dow jones industrial average. they were up 2% in today's action. driving the dow today, goldman sachs. it is up better than 30% since the election. disney had a big day. jpmorgan and dupont were the winners. this is a interesting story on the downside, some casino operators, that china will slash atm withdrawals to combat some corruption going on. wynn resorts off 11%. las vegas sands off

lori, thank you. gold settling at nine-month high, phil? what is driving it lower and how much further do you think it will fall? >> i think not that much further at least in the short term because we've come down so much. historically anytime you have a break like this, you get a little bit of a rebound. my best bet if you try to pick a bottom next week when the fed makes a decision on interest rates. that has been a major droving force on gold. stronger dollar, maybe we priced that in after they raised rates, maybe not are. that would be the time to look. what a day on oil. first down day in over four-days. a lot of news about opec production and russian production at very high levels. record high for opec. 30-year high in russia. that caused some pause. we know ahead of opec decision all these producers were going to produce as much oil as they possibly could. because if they freeze production they will get a higher quota. that is what that's all about but the energy information administration says u.s. energy producers need opec, that's

lori, thank you for that. scott, oil closing at a 17-month high. investors still believing in this opec deal? >> well you know what? if you're a bull you better hope it continues to go through. you know what happens when we artificially make things do something just like the fed has last six or seven years, sometimes when we start to see cracks, we see cracks in the system the sharks start to circle. i think 53 is big level. we have to stay above that we're slightly below. 50 is the next big one. with all the bullish news and saudi arabia and non-opec countries joining as well, if we don't get a bid, wait for inventories from the fomc. that ultimately could be what ultimately undoes the equity rally. david: scott, stick around. dow charging towards 20-k. all the markets are up but we're virtually certain the fed will raise rates. but will the fed work to undermine or support president-elect trump's dramatically different economic policy? let's also bring in shelby holiday from the "wall street journal." shelby, good to see you. scott, what about th

lori's diner opened 30 years. known for its tasty, inexpensive food.become a popular dining spot for locals and tourists but it will close for good on monday. >> this is the first lori's diner. it is more cozy, smaller. i love it. we know the customers. it is sad for us to have to go. >> i wish i could have stayed longer years. but landlord made potential investment. and they had to, you know, make building improvements. and we understand. >> and those improvements include a brand-new upscale restaurant. in the meantime the owner of lori's diner is scouting out another location that he hopes to have open by the summer. >>> it could be a recipe for disaster for those who enjoy fine dining. there's a shortage of chefs in the united states. finding people to take the restaurant jobs could be tough. the cost of going to culinary school is going up. and wages for chefs are going down. at the same time, many restaurant owners have been forced to reduce their kitchen staff due to rising health care costs and other factors. >>> a tunnel near sausalito will reo

lori rothman on floor of new york stock exchange. lori, tell me who came out on top this week? >> let's look at the week. the dow did not come out on top but you're looking component names, winners and losers. talk about benchmark details here in a minute. goldman up nearly 6%. you have unitedhealth up 5% on the week. intel and visa, down 3.5 and 5.6% this week. the dow was only down .1 of 1% snapping a three week losing streak. nasdaq managed to hold on to gains for the week. financials had banner week. no surprise they took a little off the the top. goldman was down 1 1/2%, one of the laggards on friday's trading session. a lot of news on ford in addition to recall of some mid-sized trucks. shares down 1 1/2%. basically the headline here saying the ceo says they're still moving small car production output to mexico despite criticism from who else, president-elect donald trump. send it back to you. connell: all right, lori. phil, oil has been some story. we've been talking about it all week long. the weekly gain is 12%. you brought it up, a day or two ago, when we see 60 bucks

cool that mark has worked for lori's for 25 years. january 2nd will be the final shift. >> now landlord wants to renovate the whole building and we have no choice but move out. >> reporter: the owner says employees will work at his other location on sutter street for the time being. by this summer he expects to open a new lori's diner near the one closing. signs thanking customers for decades of dedicated patronage are popping up all around union square. sushi boat is closing after 31 is years. kuleto's after 26 years. it's a balance. want to keep the old and the character of the district and bring in the new as well. >> reporter: karen flood who is director of the union square business square improvement district says an upscale steak house with al fresco dining will open where the diner and the sushi bar are closing. not everyone is thrilled. >> i'm not fond of that. i think we need places like this. the high end or upscale doesn't work for everybody. >> it's just easy to come to a diner and there's a variety of foods and everybody

lori rothman from the new york stock exchange big names driving higher. it is like a party down there, lori rothman. >> it is. blue man group made it rythmic. floor didn't like. that is what it was about. we're at another record unbelievable this year. see what drove the blue chip index today. nike up for 3%. visa and goldman sachs, fed officials, chicago fed president charles evans, said conditions are right for inflation. that means if you borrow money, people like goldman sachs will benefit earning more money. disney a gauger on the dow. wall street analyst threw out idea of disney separating espn. shares are up about one 1/2%. performance of under armour today, inking a deal with major league baseball to supply the uniforms, 10-year deal starting 2020. no dollar value put on this deal but, pretty good exposure you might say. back to you guys. connell: yeah, no doubt about it. lori, thank you. now oil today hitting its highest level since july of last year. then it lost some steam. phil, there is, talk of another opec meeting this weekend. what can we

loriing rothman on the floor of the nyse. you have a details on big media deal, explain. >> media deal is going kaput. sumner redstone privately held national amusements and pulling plug on cbs-viacom merger. back in 2005 they originally split. viacom shares tanked on news. cbs came off the lows when reported by "new york post" that verizon communications may be interested in picking up cbs. viacom will officially appoint ceo bock bak ish as president and chief executive officer. he was there in interim basis. i want to move around because there is a lot of storied stocks. alexion shares were down 13%. chief executive officer and chief financial officer resigning one month after it was being investigated by allegations related to sales practices of one of its key ugs. that was a way underperformer if you will today. back to you. david: look at stock chart. lori, thank you. stocks having trouble gaining traction today. could the fed's likely rate hikes on wednesday be a serious roadblock on the way to dow 20,000? joaning me jo

>> here with ideas for little kids and teens with good housekeeping, lori -- >> like my holiday present. you say my last name. love it. thank preschoolers, little kids and then teens? >> yes. i'm going to pull these out and hand them to each of you. these are from ta-da. >> ta-da! >> ta-da! >> bobby slides. they come in different days of the week. $8 at target and the other thing we love about these, when you united nations foundation's girls charity called girl up, which empowers young women. >> that's great. >> $8, getting something super cute and doing something good. >> a great cause. great. >> excellent. >> okay. >> this is for boys and girls. >> boys and girls. >> hand these out. these are snow markers. you're little and made a snowman, did you ever wish you could color it? >> oh, my gosh! >> now you can. >> what? >> right. >> i never had anything as a child. it was so long ago. >> and put the powder in, shake >> all good for the environment. >> yep. all good. you're going to love these. >> why? >> partially because they're called, schwings! >> shoe wings start at $5. you put them

up the rear and the front, lori? >> reporter: yes, liz, i'm over here chilling, they're asking about you, big buzz that you've been with us all week. let's looked at bank names. of course, bank of america is one of the leaders and can you see it trait trading right over my head, up 2.7%. you've got names like sink ronnie, they will all benefit on rising interest rates, and obviously, as well, you've got many of the insurance companies that benefit from higher interest rates, they offset a lot of the property casualty losses by making investments of their own. allstate is up about 1.5% along with prudential, unum and lincoln national. back to you. liz: you know what? forgive me, i can't remember, we had a stock picker on six months ago saying zion's bancorp, look at it, doing nicely. appreciate it. >>> 47 minutes away from the all-important closing bell. you're in the right place. beside financials look at a name that's helping to lead the dow tomorrow. is chemical giant du pont, after a 50 million-dollar settlement o

lori is back with us for more on that. >> i know we are on a time limit here. boeing there's quite a bit of breaking news here today. starting with that bit they are determined to make this order go through. tens of billions of dollars in of course when the u.s. repealed the economic sanctions in return it for them dropping the nuclear program he went ahead and put in his order to update the aging aircraft. we know how he feels about boeing. he was very critical of the new air force one. they are demanding clawback if it falls through. the company today is announcing voluntary layoffs to the tune of 8% is a commercial eight -- airline unit. they've had the deal with iran. it's good for boeing. cutting some of the workforce should help them maximize the bottom line. it's a very interesting story today. another cheap chinese export. it is better known as the lines. they offer new and better options. he also places unwelcome pressure. we have as we mentioned a few minutes ago to the airport. what have you found quacks. >> it cuts two ways. it's a lot cheaper for t

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lori rothman is on the floor of the new york stock exchange for a historic day. it's exactly four weeks since the dow first closed above 19,000 and now possibly another 1,000 points in a month's time. what names have been fueling this big surge to 20k and what helped us get back there today. >> can you read my hat? almost, almost 20,000. >> who gave you na? >> they're all over the floor. the theme for two weeks here. once again the dow take a shot at 20,000 d it came within 12 points the best level, but they flowed at the best records today. let's look at what brought us from 19,000 to almost 20,000. it's been a financial story, especially goldman sachs. get this, goldman sachs accounting for 1/5 of the drive from 19 to 20,000 and that amounts to more than 200 points. the next best performer, united-health group, incorporated, just over 82 points. let's look at today. what kept the dow from the historic 20,000 milestone? merck, cisco, united technologies, and johnson & johnson. merck and johnson & johnson, the health care companies with a huge trouble spot and lo

cue lori bergamotto style director for "good housekeeping."rk in search of the perfect holiday gift on the go. >> still have gifts to get. thankfully the airport looks like a mall. let's go shopping. >> first stop a tech store at the airport for cool gadgets. >> so the audio buffs on your list there's a whole selection of bluetooth wireless speakers. really? it's a win/win. >> reporter: last-minute isn't an excuse to make them lackluster. >> don't overlook local souve r souvenirs or a taste of local flavor. >> reporter: back on the road a less glamorous pit stop, a gas station. >> lotto tickets are a universal crowd pleaser. find some festive ones and stick them in a holiday card. >> if you want to get creative -- >> last resort get a gas gift card. pair it with a map and encourage your loved one to take a road trip. >> finally the train station in new york city. >> train stations cater to commuters so you always find a store like this which carries items for professionals. things like ties, scarves, socks, umbrellas, but don't be fooled. thes

reporter: monday night in berlin, a lori plows through a christmas market, killing 12 people.he alleged suspect is anis am r ri, a 24-year-old tunisian. he quickly fled the scene but was caught on camera early on tuesday. he was filmed there in the east twice on december 14 and 15, less than a week before the attack. malan? did he end up in tickets in his backpack's adjusted he traveled through france. througha train northwestern italy and continue to central station, where he arrives around 1 a.m. on friday. surveillance cameras in the station recorded his movements, but it is not clear how he made to the system will be columbus northwest of the station, where he was shot dead friday morning. witnesses say a man matching his description was seen in northern denmark. it is also unclear whether he acted alone or was part of a wider terrorist network in germany. >> visitors at the berlin christmas market that was targeted on monday's deadly attack have expressed relief that the key suspect is now dead. memorial,keshift people continue to pay their respects to the victims of mond

. >> en washington, lori montenegro, noticias telemundo. >> son mÁs de 700 mil jÓvenes dreamers que serump, las declaraciones del presidente electo no son suficientes edgar muÑoz tiene mÁs. >> en una cafeterÍa de los Ángeles dos jÓvenes soÑadores que llegaron siendo niÑos al paÍs reaccionaron sobre las declaraciones del presidente elec electo donald trump de apoyar. >> es un tiempo relajado. >> carlos mÉndez reconoce que es un paso hacia adelante pero no sabe quÉ es lo que pasarÁ con su mamÁ que es inmigrante. >> nosotros todos tenemos familias, todos los hermanos y necesitan que a todos sean apoyados no solamente a nuestro grupo. >> mencionaron que estÁn en el paÍs de neverland porque no saben quÉ es lo que pasarÁ. >> tÚ como joven dreamers te sientes en el limbo? >>> no sÉ lo primero que es lo que va hacer, tenga muchas, muchas dudas. >> el grupo shirla, dice que la salida humanitaria no es solamente es frenar las deportaciones. >> no estÁn hablando de lo que necesitamos y es una reforma migratoria como medida permanente. >> una medida que de verdad proteja a estos jÓvenes y sus fu f

sot lorie tinfow administradora pacifica la administradora de la ciudad afirma que la estructura es unara los residentes... que aunque no tienen fecha para ejecutar la demolición por el momento, los inquilinos fueron desalojados en enero pasado... fue precisamente a principios de este aÑo cuando la intensa lluvia y erosión provocó el colapso de gran parte de la estructura ... no solo de este.. sino de otros dos edificios aledaños ubicado en el 320 y 330... estos últimos fueron demolidos a un costo de alrededor de 410 mil dólares cada uno... la cuidad espera que el propietario de la edificación 310 costee los gastos... el proa está en que el dueÑo se declaró en bancarrota el año pasado... por ahora y hasta que derrien estos apartamentos.... habitantes de pacifica esperan que no colapsen antes de tiempo... sot basta la señora basta dice que no tienen miedo porque el año pasadoa lvia fue másfuerte... andres on cam la cuidad afirma que le dijo al propietario del edificio quepod ingeniería para salvar la estructura pero que se rehusó... cesar --- rboles cados, y varias inundaciones es lo qu

is that lori bergamotto at like a 7-eleven? the place. >> she's like merry christmas. here's some beef jerky. >> nothing says thoughtful like jerky. >> nothing says thoughtful like jerky, but also we're rewinding the year's best and buzziest moments celebrating 2016 the only way that "gma" knows how and that's big. it's called the "gma" way. >> oh, yes. >> oh, look at those moves. >> what was that? i didn't know that was coming. >> some "magic mike" there. >>> we have dan here with the morning rundown. >> we'll take a look at the news this morning and begin with that breaking news, a plane hijacking over the mediterranean. the libyan plane was headed to trip li, but they diverted to malta, and report tli threat tond blow it up with grenades. 118 people on board but we're just getting word now that some passengers are being released so this situation may, may be over soon. no weapons were immediately found. the hijackers were reportedly seeking asylum. >>> authorities in milan, italy, say the suspect in the berlin christmas mark