all right, tim and maki. thank you very much. when we come back, more on gun violence -- this time, though, the everyday street violence. reverend al sharpton and several others forming a new national campaign to try to stop gun violence. >> two gun massacres in less than a week. yes, we have been here before, pleading for sanity amidst this insane gun violence, but now a new national push to try to end all of these deaths by guns. the numbers are just staggering. more than 11,000 people are shot and killed in the united states every year. reverend al sharpton and spike lee, the filmmaker, are among those now calling for action to try to stop that. and joining them, the mother of a young boy murdered by senseless gun violence in new york city and making an emotional plea. she can't save her son, but maybe she can help save someone else's. here's eyewitness news reporter tim fleischer. >> [ voice breaking ] i got to my son. >> at just 4 years old, lloyd morgan is a glaring example of the senseless gun violence his mother and other

has learned that on november 23rd, the same day cyst baby girl, michael was arrested for maki criminal threatening to kill or seriously injure someone. four days later on november 27th, his unoccupied hon civic was discovered in rural utah the car was still running and air bag deployed. >> we know that sometime an air bag deploys and they can actually harm driver. >> the temperatures on the night of the incident were in the mid to low 20s. very, very hostileconditions. >> then a clue about 100 miles south. he had been seen earlier in the day at 3:30 a.m. wearing a blue baseball cap and buying gas. >> the clerks at the gas station fine. >> it's been a tough week. >> yesterday, december 6th, her husband quarterback jake cut letter shrug off a reporter's question about thecase. >> it's been hard to get in the game mindset with stuff going on >> no, we stay focused. >> i know her heart is torn in two between searching for her brother and taki of her newborn baby. >> and we will continue to follow this story and bring you all of the latest developments. just go to our website. right now, we

the school district is also maki mng counseling available to parents this week. >>> a commuter alert for drivers with new jersey expass. if you have a discount plan, you're about to lose it. being removed from the new rsey expass in january, but you can get it back. just apply for a new york expass plan now. drivers are not affected. > all the presents are opened and the new year is just days away. so, you may be wondering how to get rid of your tree and all the electronics in a green way. better get baquero and here's linda baqubieroi the holiday spirit and, according to the environmental protection agency, about 33 million trees are cut down each year. and once the holiday is over -- >> instead of sending your tree to the land fill and contributing to climate change and methane pollution, you could actually recycle it or tree cycle it. >> reporter: public affairs specialist with the ep she saysffor the first two weeks of january, you can leave your tree on the curb in new york city as long as you take off all the lights and the ornaments. if you're disposing of any light bulbs -- >

that's what's maki >>> making news in america this morning, historic flooding. rising waters forcing people to higher ground evacuated from their homes, and it's not over yet. >>> on the attack, overnight donald trump talking to reporters from inside his plane, blasting the clintons once again as hillary clinton makes her final campaign stop of the year. >>> major miststake, a psenger plane landing at a major american airport but not on the runway. how did this happe >>> and going viral, a baby's hilarious reaction to his first taste of bacon. >>> and good wednesday morning to you. we begin with the e historicnd dangerous flooding in the heartland. >> and it is devastating, indeed. at least 18 people are dead in 2 states. these are some of the images coming out of missouri showing by water. >> and a mcdonald's with water up to the windows. residents are being told to be ready to evacuate at a moment's notice, and many already have because it is not over yet. more now fm abc's megan hughes. >> reporter: along the rising rivers an army of volunteers armed with san

. >> reporter: since taking over apple, tim cook has broadened his company's mission beyond maki productspple has invested billions in renewable energy to power data centers an operations. cook has become a strong advocate for human rights. his motives are personal. he grew up in segregation and last year he made a bold public announcement that he is gay. >> no other ceo of fortune 500 company that might be gay has come out. >> reporter: you said it was god's greatest gift to you. when you're in a minority group, it gives you a sense of empathy of what it's like to be in the minority and you begin to look at things from different point of views and i think it was a gift for me. >> reporter: why didn't you come out earlier? >> honestly, i value my privacy. i'm a very private person. but it became increasingly clear to me that if i said something, that it could help other people. and i'm glad because i think that some kid somewhere, some kid in alabama, i think if they, just for a moment, stop and say, if it didn't limit him, it may not limit me, or this kid that's getting bullied or this k

the surveillance reportedly reveal revealed netanyahu's government was makie trying to make a deal congressusing the -- california congressman adam shift tells the journal he doesn't see a problem with how officials handled the information. al kevin corke joins us live in hawaii where president obama is on vacation. any response from the white house. >> as a lawyer, i know you know what they would say. that is, in the broad scope of national security we'll do what we think is in the best interest of the country. if you sort of broaden that statement, really speaks to the fact they feel like benjamin netanyahu did not have the national interest at hand in leaking -- this is an allegation according to the wall street journal in leaking some of the details of the iran nuclear deal. the claim is that his aides put that out there. let me show you what the white house is saying in particular. it's a fascinating story by the wall street journal. it says we do not conduct any surveillance activities unless there's a specific and validated national security purpose. this applies to ordinary citizens

bargains, apparel, thanks to warmer than usual weather, retailers are struggling to sell winter clotothes maki for huge savings like macy's where some women's coats are 50% to 60% off. clothing, especially for teens, averages more than 40% off, designer clothes even better at average 49% off. it's also a good time to stock up for next year. holiday swag like wrapping paper and decorations see steep discount and with gigift card les reaching a new peak, $130 billion according to industryry expertsnow is a good d ti to start cashing in. >> year after year we found that popular gifts. they give people the freedom to not have to pick a gift that's perfect for the recipienand they also give the recipient the freedom to pick whatever they want. >> reporter: for many that means fueling up at starbucks, the coffee behemoth repicked record sales this season. when it comes to returns if you're still not c certain aut that sweater you got, d't worry, you may have extra time. lots of retails like best buy have extended their policies to give you a few extra weeks to make up your mind. tom. >> good to know

maki needs to hit the ground. he needs to address the risks of debt default and currency controls.s the background. argentina has seen its fair share of economic backlash -- whiplash. in the 1980's and 1990's, the government was unable to rein in spending. the recession in 2001 caused argentina to declare its largest debt default in history. generous spending in the public sunday -- public spending has ground to a halt. inflation is high but no one knows how high because argentina is the first nation to have been censured by the international monetary foundation for reporting inaccurate data. so will happen to his administration? lifts promised to something controls. investors are eyeing its share of reserves of shale oil and gas. thank you some much. this has been your global business report. let's go no to abigail doolittle where she has the latest on first solar. abigail: first solar is doing the unusual. shares are trading down by about 10% after the company raised its profit forecast for 2016. they expect to make $4.50 next the sales outlook fell short of some targets. guidanc

and of course the military is ma maki making the sacrifice. don't want to take that away from it, but at the same time there are really hundreds, if not thousands, of people that are being killed, detained for a long time, tortured. and so the picture on the other side is of a father sort of grieving his 18-year-old son who was hung, given capital punishment. but there are lots of sort of unnamed graves where those who are lying in that grave, maybe some of them were the bad guys. they deserved that, but it's really not clear. we don't have good mechanisms. we don't have good ways of really judging of whether that's the case or not. to me, that's sort of a very poignant picture where the father is grieving and he insists that his son is innocent. but he's not been given fair trial, so we don't know if he is innocent or not. the first thing that happened after the attack is that the death penalty that had been suspended in pakistan by the previous democratically elected government was reinstated immediately because people were -- they wanted re

window and front door have been board up, effectively shutting down what's been described as the bomb-makie inine inine inin. now trying to get answers to the questions why. >> two smashed cell phones thought to belonged to them. also found a computer with a missing hard drive. investigators believe it may have been removed or destroyed potentially to cover their tracks. investigators issuing subpoenas to major service providers to try and retrieve information. >> if you look at the preplanning that went in, there was obviously a mission. we know that. we don't know why. it would be irresponsible and premature to call this terrorism. >> rizwan farook appears to be radicalized and has had contact with international terror suspects. the fbi has been cautious not to rule out any possible motives. >> it is possible this is terrorist related, but we don't know. it is also possible it is workplace related. >> 12 pipe bombs. hundreds of tools that could be used to make more bombs, and thousands of rounz of ammunition. these videos report to show explosive devices found at the home. >> we intercept

. >> so i just think people are maki making a myopic view.he stock is trading at 8 can times x cash. you buy the sugar water companies and tooth pace companies they trade at 21 times. i think apple's valuation here already reflects a lot of here term softness in iphone. >> what about that, lou? let's face it the shipments we are talking about it's speculation, guesstimates right now but analysts have been connecting the dots based on what the suppliers have been saying about their own orders at this point. so why are you so skeptical about apple right now? >> i'm not super skeptical i just don't think i'm as rosy as a $200 price target. it's all about the iphone until further notice and i think that's just an investment thesis that doesn't resonate with many people. they want the next big thing and they want it next quarter and that's not realistic. i do think you have two main drivers that are gaining traction in apple pay and apple watch, but apple could do a lot to help itself to change the narrative and accelerate traction with those two

. >> rather than makie inine ininr the full year, but in january you expect a rebound from the lossesgree with that, just the idea that some of the selling pressure abates? >> historically, there's been a january bounce, especially for small cap stocks, i think you really need to see better fundamentals, and the better fundamentals, so far, really don't look all that strong. i think we'll be okay next year. it just is hard to get enthusiastic about overall returns unless you get a little bit better traction on earnings. >> the fed story, you think, ed, already baked into this entire scenario? >> yes. markets are good at incorporating expectations. there's a gap. four hikes next year, fed fund fuchs say two. i think it's two. it might be one. i think that the economy's a little weaker than maybe some people think. also, i think that interest rates that market clearing interest rate is not much higher than it is today. i think you see, it could be the surprise next year and could be one of the catalysts we have is a better year than most expect that if the fed raises once or twice, you

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." >> stick around for "gm" >>> maki news in america this morning -- a trail of destruction across the lone star state following a deadly round of storms. the climbing casualty toll as the storm moves further east. >>> same system. different problems. snow making a mess for hundreds of thousands of holiday travelers. the details and our forecast straight ahead. >>> a call to arms from the leader of isis. his message to muslims worldwide. as his fighters suffer losses on the battlefield. >>> and fierce denials. peyton manning fighting back following a controversial report that he used banned drugs during hirecovery from injury.

maki it a little bit chilly in l.a. as well as vegas and neenks, butneenks phoenix, but then along the east coast totally different story. here comes a low slung through with a jet stream guiding it through and it's going to translate into widespread scattered showers as we go into thursday. wednday is clear, thursday is wet, and over here this is where the weekend's going to come into play. much colder a dropping temps below the norm for this time. year. reena, richard. >> okay, paul, thanks so much. >>> across the pond the lady who transformed he britain with her free market policiessas managed to raise millions after her -- >> oh, yeah, her. we're talking about former british prime minister margaret thatcher. speeches, books, and even outfits belonging to the iron lady were turned into auction gold. soaring above their estimated prices at christie's in london. >> there's even a signed copy of the speech she made on becoming britain's first prime minister in 1979, firstemale prime minister. sold for $56,000. and her b