malone was questioned the day of the murder, but not arrested. according to the arrest report, malone told officers she was home when the killing happened, and she saw robinson beat her son before. today, a judge set her bail at 75 thousand dollars and put her on house arrest. malone cannot have any contact with children unle i supervised. a former n-f-l and unlv football player is facing some very serious charges. police say he forced teens at a correctional facility to fight each other. "johan asiata" is one of four correction officers at an illinois center facing these charges. police say back in january, asiata and the other guards had the teen prisoners fight each other, while they stood back and watched. investigators also say asiata hit some of the teens and brought contraband into asiata played football for unlv... and as a senior, he earned honorable mention at the all mountain west conference. he signed on with the chicago bears and played just two n-f-l games before he was waived in 2011. a las vegas woman is accused of creating a fake

roshaun malone is charged with child abuse and kidnapping. she appeared in a courtroom today. a detective took the stand saying malone helped tie up the young boy and that in part led to his death. >> i learned that morning that the contributing factor in the cause of death was being tied up >> the other person involved in this case is malone's former roommate, kenneth robinson. he's charged with murder. >>> well, it's setting up to be a serious showdown between a trump administration and possibly hundreds of cities across the country. the issue, so-called sanctuary city. >> right now, we can tell you mayors are renewing to follow proposed federal laws and they will pass some on their own when it comes to illegal immigration. scott thuman has more. now -- now donald trump will see if he can deliver. scores of local leaders have vowed to stymie him. >> you are safe in chicago. you are secure in chicago. >> these are our neighbors. we will continue to support them. >> reporter: they rely congress. >> the bottom line is enforce the law, you know, different cities don't get to mak

malone sat quietly in court shackled and in custody. murder charges have been dropped against her. but she is not completely off the hook. former's former roommate. kenneth robinson who is charged with findley junior's murder and beating. the coroner says the 7-year-old was so badly injured his intestines ruptured. lawyers for the state say it was his mom who did nothing to untie the child before the deadly blows. her attorney is arguing saying she had feared the man accused of the murder saying she had been hit in the stomach after an rv malone has been granted bail before today's hearing. she had no bail. that bail has been set at $75,000. she will be placed on house arrest if she does get out and has limited contact with her two other children and is not supposed to be around other children under the age of 14. kyndell nunley, news 3. >> michelle: a 34-year-old man with asperger's syndrome is still missing. he has not been seen since monday. he likes to take walks. he is 5'11", last seen wearing a dark brown jacket, blue jeans, white and black jordan sneakers and a gray backpack

how would that work out at the malone helpful. one cited above 50 degrees the are the cool guy. i like the people. that's which you are. thank you. this time of year they are really cool. they year is 1967 and it takes place is called love them because that was there last night and this is a story where she was sent to prison up in june that are allowed to be married interracial marriage was illegal this is 1967. shocking to know and learn. this is the story the texas couple all the way to the supreme court. they put the wife and she's the one who has pursued it and got the lawyers involved. they would all the way to this court. i think most of these so could be nominated for an oscar. they talk a little bit about the movie. ceric it was straightforward and a sense. i think the irony is that everyone lebron them was trying and i think that's what i think they could not understand is why would anybody want to legitimize is something as beautiful in on us as well as the treatment. i think it's very clear. is this a movie about love and marriage simple times are lawyers can be cake

jo malone is author of the new book "jo malone: my story."have you here in studio. >> thank you for having us. >> tell us in a couple sentences how you got your start, how you knew that your business would be successful. >> i didn't. i don't think anybody -- any entrepreneur starts out thinking i'm going to be successful. you just put one step in front of the other and you do the best you can. but i started out -- i mean, my family background was tough to say the least. i was the sole breadwinner from about the age of 11 years old. i found out my nose was something special. it was like a blood hound. i would smell anything. and i could create cosmetics. it was those cosmetics that suddenly went out and everyone wanted to buy them. and hence a business was born. >> why not be a truffle hunter or something else with that nose? what drew you to fragrance? >> i love wine, so i could do that. >> talk about your first business. and transitioning from starting one business that carries your name even to this day, moving over and finding a new identi

malone and the catholic diocese of buffalo invite you to celebrate christmas mass from our lady help of christians chapel and shrine in the buffalo suburb of cheektowaga, new york. this historic chapel was built in 1853 by german immigrant joseph batt in thanksgiving to the blessed mother for saving him and his family during a perilous atlantic storm. today, our lady help of christians remains a beacon for those seeking guidance... ♪ o come, all ye faithful ...through the storms of life. ♪ joyful and triumphant ♪ o come ye, o come ye to bethlehem ♪

it is more than just the malone fund.the least appreciated aspects is the team he has surrounded himself with. many people who are terrific managers. we are investing alongside them. david: one of the things that people have remarked about with john malone is how studious he is doing deals around taxes. he's very smart. we have a new president who says he's going to cut taxes and simplify things. without change malones value? chris: i don't think so. it's about payless, pay letter -- later. there will always be corporate taxes and it is still going to matter. tax allocation, as we see it. david: [laughter] a skeptic. let's talk bradley about the business of media right now. time warner, you guys of talked about it. -- have talked about it. more chances of that going through with a donald trump presidency? chris: i think it's a little bit better than that on the one hand, more favorable with the sec. he has publicly stated he would block the deal. now you have to take him seriously but unnecessarily literally. i think that

here's carol malone. >> are the red skins a playoff team or not?ell me that was the question they needed to answer today. it looked dicey all game. made one of the biggest plays of the season. car michigkerrigan kerrigan. >> something made the play. i got to make a play. somebody got to make a play. it was all out there just not going to give it up on defense again. can't do it threeek row. just glad i was able to make that stop even though it was late in the red zone. we found a way to win. >> came through when we needed. making everybody on the team and everybody on defense. plays make it any given time. any person on the defense can make a play to change the game. >> it's great. our hearts are still beating. we're still rolling. a lot of work to do. everybody trusts one another. they play for each other. we have a lot of improving to do. >> need to improve, but maybe missing two impactful players going forward. will compton will have an mri on his knee. the red skins, leave hurting, but hopeful. >>> let's head up to snowy buffalo. steelers and b

michael malone called it a huge step backwards for his team. have a good one. ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, whenever i try to grow out my hair, strands always break off. but pantene is making my hair practically unbreakable. the pro-v formula makes every inch stronger. so i can love my hair longer. .??...nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!? ?nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!? here's pepto bismol! ah. ?nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea!? >>> you may not know his name, but you know his 7zut8urjnr0@6c% the man who came up with the big mac ??has died. yesterday michael jim ti here's our jeanne moos with the? legacy of the famous burger. >> reporter: the creator the big mac did not die from a big mac attack. >> ??it's not really that unhealthy. >> reporter: big mac's maker ?? lived to the age of 98. it was nearly 50 years ago he first served a big mac at ??his mcdonald's franchise near pittsburgh. it was an instant success. went national, immortalized by >> two all beef patties special sauce, lettuc

mary malone explains why the holiday may be a good time to look for a new home. >> reporter: tree isim, shopping list is made but one accessory you may want in your yard a for sale sign. >> it is actually the least stressful time to sell a house and that is because buyers that are out there in existing on the market right now are mandatory buyers. we don't have a lot of looky lous, shoppers, you don't have people who are hobby in the real estate market. >> reporter: serious about selling decorate your house for holidays but don't go too far. >> who will taste, holiday decorations and lighting all fantastic ideas for sellers this time of the year but really take advantage of it, take advantage of the dark, light your house up, like chevy chase. >> clark, clark. >> i think i know what is wrong. >> maybe not that much. in the market, for a new place use wintry weather, to your advantage, to check out leaks and potential wear and tear. don't wait too long once you find that perfect place, especially if the the price is right. >> i'm mary malone. >> yeah, maybe not that much. >>> cbs-3 jo

michael malone called it a huge step backyards. >> fourth quarter is when you have to be the strongest. that was our worst quarter defensively. it's a joke. if you want to win games you have to execute. take care of the ball. we had six turn overs down the seem. >> emanuel magbo in deep. rams by three. buffs trying to xavier johnson left alone down low. cu within five. but, a younger rams team plays with nothing to lose tonight. jd page on the break gets it to go. then page, the sophomore hits from deep. two years ago, csu able to go to boulder and get a win. 72-58 the final. >>> coming up, jr smith does what jr smith wants. and if he wants to go visit with a friend in the middle of >> jr smith has put together a nice basketball career. owns the record for most threes attempted in the game. but jr also lives in his own world. more evidence of that last night during a game against the bucks. he left the court to hug jason terry on the bucks bench allowing mi easy dung. so fair question, why did he choose that moment to say hi to his friend? >> i guess want, played with jason terry? >> w

. >> reporter: malone is a current client. >> i honestly feel like the it is not being done correctly. >> reporter: they are not told p walk aways or escapes. they never are. oriana for this from the executive director months ago. >> the protocols are to notify probation and the court. then the court and the probation take it from there. that's how the notification goes. >> reporter: there is no monetary incentive when keeping clients. when they meet specific wide ranging goals they are released. >> jeff: let's take a look at the feazel roof cam. some spots are seeing laky -- lake effect. i'll detail that. and getting used to the winter mix. we'll see that and we'll detail that coming up. >> romona: and now is the time you will start to turn on your furnaces to stay warm. that comes with the threat of carbon monoxide poisoning. next, answers on how you can protect your family. >> denise: and a possible cancer risk linked to drinking white wine. how much you can drink without putting yourself in danger. ? think of your fellow man. ? ? lend him a helping hand. ? ? put a little love in y

but then, maybe the worst quarter of the year, he opened the fourth on a 17-4 run as the michael malone called it a huge step backyards. >> fourth quarter is when you have to be the strongest. that was our worst quarter defensively. it's a joke. if you want to win games you have to execute. take care of the ball. we had six turn overs down the seem. >> emanuel magbo in deep. rams by three. s xavier johnson left alone down low. cu within five. but, a younger rams team plays with nothing to lose tonight. jd page on the break gets it to go. then page, the sophomore hits from deep. two years ago, csu able to go to boulder and get a win. 72-58 the final. >>> coming up, jr smith does what jr smith wants. and if he wants to go visit with a friend in the middle of friend. his reason why, next. ,, ,, ,, ,, did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbp

moving ahead of moses malone on the all-time scoring list. mea h there that means you're in trouble whoever you may be. 34 points, 12 rebounds, 7 assists. if dudes go under on the screen he has to be to hit the long shot. cavaliers win by 6. >>> demarcus cousins host the kings. cousins got fined for an altercation with a reporter back on december 12th. had an interesting night. 5 for 8 from three-point range and 55 points. one off his career high and hit 17 in the fourth quarter. gets that to go there and you see his mouthpiece came out of his mouth. originally he got a technical foul because i guess because they thought he spit it out but then they rescinded it and was able to come back and key block late and they win it 126-121. i've never seen that and then they call him back during the game. >> right. i hadn't either. neither had >> that's all we got. back to you. >> sorry to interrupt. >> yeah, sorry, fellas, from bristol. >>> up next in "the pulse," a pricey pizza complete with gold leaves. wait till you hear how much it costs. >> the g

i'm mary malone, reporting. >> power of mother nature, truly incredible. >> look at that. >> mother nature again. snowing in jim thorpe. >> pat, dancing around the studios right now. >> look at that. >> it is beautiful. >> it is beautiful. but you have to be careful. >> just watch out, messy day. >>> well, coming up when you see a envelope on the parked cars windshield it is usually a bad sign. >> you may say a couple bad words too. >> two men found a pleasant vice when they opened up that envelope, we will tell you the holidays don't officialy begin, until it's time to make: flaky, delicious, piping hot things. golden brown and sticky things. fresh out of the oven, why can't they cool things? new things, old things. and blink and they're gone, those went fast things. make the oven one of the things they're most excited to open. it's baking season. warm up the holidays with pillsbury. >>> good samaritan is getting on santa's good side next year >> beneficiaries say they are paying it forward. the a in must good samaritan saw parking ticket on a car near 21st and hamilton. well, he put the

james moved ahead of moses malone in eighth place on the nba's all-time scoring list.was feeling it when he hits his chest like that. that means he's dialed in. when he hits one from way back there, that means you're in trouble whoever you may be. james, 34 points, 12 rebounds, 7 assists. he said, man, if dudes go under on the screen he has to be to hit the long shot. gentleman babry parker needs to work on free throws. cavaliers win by 6. >>> demarcus cousins host the blazers on tuesday night. cousins got fined $50,000 for an altercation with a reporter back on december 12th. had an interesting night. 5 for 8 from three-point range and he had 55 points. one off his career high and hit 17 in the fourth quarter. gets that to go there and you see his mouthpiece came out of his mouth. now, originally he got a technical foul because i guess because they thought he spit it out but then they rescinded the technical, was able to come back into the game. had a key block late and they win it 126-121. >> yeah. >> i've never seen that, a guy get a technical during the game and ca

. >> reporter: alexis malone was working inside the illinois shopping center and says multiple fightsroke out inside around 7:00 last night. temporarily closing the mall. >> that was annie mccormick reporting. now to south philadelphia where police and a family are asking the public for help identifying the cold blooded killer who murdered an 81-year-old woman on christmas eve. police say the shooter came into marie buck's corner store at sixth and titan on saturday dressed in a dark hoodie and clothing and without saying a word opened fire shooting the senior citizen a dozen times. buck had been running the store for 43 years. she was a fixture of the neighborhood who always helped people who were in need or just down on their luck. no one can figure out why someone would kill her. >> she was an unbelievably warm loving person and the worst people didn't deserve to die like that. any other alone the best. >> this is a surprise. it's unbelievability you can't -- sometimes you think you want to wake up and it just be a nightmare, you've been dreaming. 81 years old. who could possibly h

they will charge her with child abuse of sean malone. she helped tie up her son before her roommate beat him to death. the roommate is charged with murder. the amount of time tied up contributed to the death. >> anchor: growing skepticism about car company that was supposed to bring lots of jobs to southern nevada. >> anchor: we broke the story lysate. construction is all for faraday billionaire. >> reporter: what will happen with this pile of dirt. >> man: i believe this is over. i believe it was over before it began. >> reporter: that was the show across the bow are reporter john traynor brought you from state treasurer. dan schwartz penn state government skeptic about faraday future. we reached out to governor. we did not hear anything back. faraday future the car company that north. cars have not left the garage. plaintiffs dogwood construction halted. rafael oil is broke the story of construction home. >> man: there are indications deeper issues at faraday future. like money. that is schwartz's beef.they say that becker is stretched

malone and the catholic diocese of buffalo invite you to celebrate christmas mass from our lady helpristians chapel and shrine in the buffalo suburb of cheektowaga, new york. this historic chapel was built in 1853 by german immigrant joseph batt in thanksgiving to the blessed mother for saving him and his family during a perilous atlantic storm. today, our lady help of christians remains a beacon for those seeking guidance... ♪ o come, all ye faithful ...through the storms of life. ♪ joyful and triumphant ♪ o come ye, o come ye to bethlehem ♪ ♪ come and behold him, born the king of angels ♪ ♪ o come, let us adore him ♪ o come, let us adore him ♪ o come, let us adore him, christ the lord ♪ ♪ sing, choirs of angels, sing in exultation ♪ ♪ sing, all ye citizens of heaven above ♪ ♪ glory to god, glory in the highest ♪ ♪ o come, let us adore him ♪ o come, let us adore him ♪ o come, let us adore him, christ the lord ♪ ♪ yea, lord, we greet thee ♪ born this happy morning ♪ jesus, to thee be all glory given ♪ ♪ word of the father, now in flesh appearing ♪ ♪ o come, let us adore him ♪ o come,

first time where the fund is tracking stocks that are associated with one person, in this case john malonel the stops that he has something to do with. they think there is outlook behind that. the third thing is the structure is different. it is a hybrid between etf and a mutual fund. this structure is important because it allows active managers to come into the etf space and take advantage of the tax efficiency and lower cost of it. i will not get into the weeds. it is a little different. you can buy shares during the day, but you cannot see the holding, they will show you those quarterly like a mutual fund. it charges 1%. it will be interesting to see if the name is enough to overcome the fact that it is active, which has not been doing well, and the fact that it is on the expensive side. if it outperforms, he could get some assets. the next one is something that already exist in another form. the deutsche high-yield bond etf. how is this different? hyg is the most popular. this is cheap. deutsche bank cannot and priced a vanilla high-yield bond etf at 25 basis points, cap as much as at

representatives uppoton, malone and green. and of course we couldn't have gotten across the finish line without the leadership of nancy pelosi who is here, as well as leaders from both houses, speaker ryan, leaders mcconnell and reid and senator patty murray and the members of congress who are sitting here that i can't name otherwise i'm going to be here too long and i will never sign the bill, but you know who you are. i want to thank all of you on behalf of the american people for this outstanding work. these efforts build on the work that we've done to strengthen our health care system over the last eight years covering preexisting conditions, expanding coverage for mental health and substance abuse disorders, helping more than 20 million americans know the security of health insurance thanks to the affordable care act. it means they have access to some of the services that are needed. i'm hopeful that in the years ahead congress keeps working together in a bipartisan fashion to move us forward rather than backward in suppo

let's go to john malon. >> you can see the jet stream to the south of milwaukee. that is the polar jet. we are getting a bulge in the jet stream over the weekend allowing low pressure systems to come from the west and bring us snow and early into the middle of next week the cold pushes in and this will be colder than we have now. our current temperatures are basically in the 20s across the state because we had clouds. up so we will see the temperatures drop into the teens. the air we are drawing from is up in canada where it is 29 below 0 in fort smith. temperatures here, 25 milwaukee, 26 port washington, 21 in waukesha but the winds are still strong. 14 miles per hour in wash saw, 13 in mick and racine and the wind chill is 14 in milwaukee and 7 in geneva. you see the cloud line dissipating and breaking up as it moves from north to south. we had a few flurries earlier. here is the low pressure system for saturday and sunday pushing in across the intermountain region giving them the snow right now. how much snow saturday night into sunday with round one? 3-4 inche

they win big, 114-85 and closing in on moses malone, so that's probably going to come this [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org ] [captioning made possible by wisn-tv] andy: right now, we are under a winter storm watch. heavy snow is on the way. that's what we're tracking this morning. with that, we say, good morning. welcome to wisn 12 news this december 10th. we want to get to meteorologist jeremy nelson. he is here with a look at what we can expect in terms of snowfall later today. good morning. jeremy: good morning. andy and everyone. we will detail the timing. how much snow and what the winter storm will mean to us across southeastern wisconsin. let's start off with the winter storm watch. that will go into effect this evening at 6:00 p.m. and continue until 12:00 on monday.

someone to keep an eye on is john malone, a pioneer in the cable business.s got his liberty businesses all around the world, and he is certainly known for his dealmaking. the opportunities are growing, especially overseas where the not -- the pay-tv market is as saturated as it is in the u.s. there are a lot of potential combinations internationally. thanks to bloomberg editor at large cory johnson and ith insmith -- gerry sm new york. coming up, the tech breakthroughs of 2016. can apple and google play catch-up to the runaway success of amazon echo? this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: amazon's echo speaker helped the online retailer report its best online sales yet -- best holiday sales yet. voice-activated assistance in the home is something google and apple can't ignore. top five most valuable tech companies in the world are all betting big on the success of virtual assistants that respond to voice commands. the race really started with amazon's surprise hit, the echo. it is powered by a digital assistant named alexa. >> alexa, how many chicken chips has dan m

best friends isabel costilla and josie malone were in the lunch room that day along with a few otherispanic students. this is the first time the girls have told their story publicly. >> all of a sudden you hear some kids chanting something, and it gets louder and then you hear what they're saying, and then they're banging their hands against the tables. >> reporter: isabel fled to the bathroom in tears, leaving a frightened josie behind. >> it was so hard. because these are my friends, and i see them just saying these awful things, and it was so hard to look and just watch and not be able to do anything, because i was afraid. >> reporter: the girls say this is not the first time they have witnessed racism at the predominantly white middle school. so josie took out her phone and recorded what she saw, texting the video to her mom. >> nobody had really listened to me, and i needed evidence so i could show my mom and my dad so it wouldn't be my word against theirs. >> reporter: that's a lot of voices. >> it wasn't just a couple of kids. >> reporter: shocked and concerned, alicia ramon s

michael malone called it a huge step backwards. csu men beat cu in boulder last night. have a good one. ,, ,, ,, jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. easy to use chase technology f0 >>> welcome back. it's time to check your weather and traffic together as we to every 10 minutes. beautiful shot over downtown denver from copter 4 this morning. the clouds will be around all day long, and that's why temperatures are going to be a little colder today than yesterday. wendy our weather watcher in peetz has 20 degrees. paul in westminster has 21 this morning. our weather watcher in the san juan mountains, jonathan reporting 19 degrees down there. and he's talking about the ski area opening up. lifts will run in telluride from 12:00 to 4:00 today and official opening coming up tomorrow. let's get over to joel with the traffic. >>> we've been watching this drive southbound coming into town. cdot shifting the camera off to show you the backups. we still have the flashing lights that are in place in t

malone and the catholic diocese of buffalo invite you to celebrate christmas mass from our lady helped mother for saving him and his family during a perilous atlantic storm. today, our lady help of christians remains a beacon for those seeking guidance... ♪ o come, all ye faithful ...through the storms of life. ♪ joyful and triumphant ♪ o come ye, o come ye to bethlehem ♪

between this apartment complex and it's called a sideer mill apartments and this lake forest shopping malone the other side. this area is extremely busy almost any time of day especially during morning rush hour and police are hoping to catch the brazen suspect. again this happened at 7:00. the victim is a female student as washington mills high school and says she was walking to bus stop off loss knife circle near mochb morning a mana approached from behind and told her to shut up as he tried to put a back over her head. the teen was able to scaem and the suspect took off she was able to make it to school she reported the incident and teachers called police. school district sent students later home with a letter to ask parents to talk to their children astaying alert and not walking with head head phones on and montgomery country police have an important warning for parents. >> this this particular case by her making noise end the individual off. he may have been in fear for being identified and fled. so, that worked out for her in this situation. you know if anybody is in similar situation

fresco user kevin malone was on the scene minutes after the flames were out.tour through this home along third street in millville around 11:00 this morning. it went to two alarms before crews got things under control. fire investigators say unatten unattended food may have set the whole thing off. red cross is now helping displaced residents. >> all systems go for the second flight of japan's epsilon rocket blasted into space today carrying an unmanned spacecraft that will explore the donut shaped radiation belts encircle our planet kind of important. they're called van allen belts and critical to protecting live on our planet from super charged particles that could wreak havoc here on earth. thing it as a shield. it will join five other probes researching all important protective belts. >>> time to check in with fox 29 weather authority now. taking a live look at reading you want to bum up because it's cold out there. how are thing looking for christmas? kathy orr has got your full forecast in just 15 seconds. >>> cold morning lows and comfortable afternoon

nbc's chris malone is live in atlanta. a record number of people expected to travel in the upcoming days, so we should really try to be patient. >> reporter: that's right, sam and kris. for people here in atlanta it may be too late. things have vastly changed since we spoke a few hours ago, with traffic at a rolling stop here on i-75 southbound. that's heading towards i-20. so a lot of those people will either be heading east or west on i-20. so things are changing, as you mentioned, aaa said this will be a record-setting week of holiday travel. 103 million people expected to travel more than 50 miles away from home. the vast majority of them will be doing what these people are doing. they'll be driving, 93 million of them. they say it will be about an increase of 1.5% over last year. if you're looking for some solace at the airports, probably no luck there either. a couple different trade groups estimate that 2.5% to 3.5% more people will be flying over the next week or so through the new year's eve holiday from our natio

alex: they certainly could do .omething with malone john malone has been very public about rolling outhough again, you do start to get into control issues with a lot of the content companies. how much control does the redstone family want? they still control cbs. if you say ok, we should start to roll up a line out of lions gate, what is the role in that company? obviously, he would have to be a buyer and a seller so it may not be an impediment but it would be a bigger jump. so as they roll up the smaller companies using their own vehicle, a redstone vehicle, they have to make sure that they didn't have their control diluted. amc is another theoretical candidate out there. isipt is another one that probably looking for scale. ,ut you know, you never know even this merger could come back. but it does seem that right now based on where viacom is trading that this is over and done with for the time being. david: thank you. that was alex sherman. and national amusements has told viacom and cbs to forget about the merger talks. all-time high on the dow. a big headline with tension over the

third period, sharks up 2-1, patrick malone nets the wrister, oilers tie the game at 2.we go to o.t. under 2:00 to go, kevin take it to le bank, lights the lamp, sharks win, securing the first place position in the pacific. a sharks get to enjoy a nice break, they don't play again until tuesday. that's going to do it for sports. more news right after the break. >>> i hope your christmas tree is already lit, because the weather is going to be absolutely perfect to celebrate christmas eve. here's a look right now at our weather, underground cameras in belvedere at 36 degrees and it's chilly all across the bay area, we're talking 30s and 40s. look at the north bay, 30 degrees in santa rosa, napa 32 along half moon bay and san francisco and if we take it down to the south bay, we're at 39 degrees so waking up to a nice, cool start. now, today's highs are going to remain into those 40s for the most part, we're talking a high of about 49 degrees in san francisco. 47 for santa rosa. down to los gatos and san jose, the microclimates are looking very similar because we aren't tra

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so malone having this idea of doing that.nd as distributor namely a cable company or what we call still cable companies owning it in some fashion, guys. we'll see. but, jim, it is interesting to see how many pages have been written recently about disney's future. >> yeah. i find it a little quizzical if only because in the last conference call in the last earnings there was just a tremendous, i think, ratification of why bob iger thinks that espn has turned. at the same time, david, we get these results from neilsen and show the last two months being very down. now, one thing that bob iger has said is there are many ways to look at espn and that maybe the neilsen way is too narrow. i don't know, can we just dismiss iger was more bullish on disney and espn last time on? >> can we what, jim, say that again? >> can we dismiss the notion of that last conference call where iger point-blank said there are a lot of ways to look at this thing. that would be in reputation to this piece we read this morning. >> yeah, i agree with you.

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. >> david malone tweeted us, quote, from benjamin franklin.hose who would give us essential lib tier deserve neither liberty or safety. >> jewel says i have nothing to hide so i could care less about virtual privacy. everything done in the dark comes to light. >> if i'm an agent, i'm going to go to the district judge who likes me, i like him. >> right. >> give me the warrant out of -- i mean -- what are your thoughts on this. >> this includes your computer and phone. just everything. even like stuff that was on -- everything, right. >> right. in a word, this is frightening to me. they can. they go to one judge. before they had to go to the jurisdiction where the computer was. >> let's say southern arizona. >> you go to southern arizona. >> or i can go here to a judge that i like. >> you could but usually -- well, the law said you had to go to the jurisdiction of the computer that you wanted to search. now you go to one judge and blanket the part of the country that you want to get. can they go overseas and do that? to me, it's frightening. we'

back in november, when i asked disney ceo bob iger about the suggestion, he said that it was just malone'speculation. here's what he said about why it makes sense to hold on to espn. >> we're dealing with some near-term issues on the subside. eyes wide open on that. not trying to hide anything. but you know, we think long-term prospects for espn are just fine. >> no word back from disney, but iger certainly dismissed this idea of spinning off espn on disney's last earnings call. >> we're trying to rack our brains on what some situations were, and one we could think of, viacom and cbs, and cbs looked at the problem child of the two, and via come healthier and now looking to remerge. >> yes, i feel in a way espn is a totally different beast than viacom and cbs. and that was a different time, ten years ago when the two companies split off. right now, if you look at the revenue and the profits of the media networks, that's the biggest chunk of disney's business. espn is obviously just a piece of that. this is a business that has a lot of long-term rights baked in, and from disney's perspective

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so as well as charter with the facilities and liberty and john malone, so we've seen a growing trend, demand by consumers between connick committee and content. if you are going to have a nationwide counterbalance to large cable companies that are vertically iegrated, this makes a lot of sense. this is more procompetition than anti-competition. the big getting bigger as the president-elect said earlier in the campaign is really not a legal basis to go to court to upper vertical deal. that's not going to work in court. neil: what if they were already big. it has a history of scooping up everything along its path and that this is sort of like the coup de grace here and you stop them because they're becoming a monster. you say what? >> there's a lot of competition with the eyeball and ad dollars are going to wireless and content and apps that people look at on wireless devices. that's what every can do my trend tells us. a lot of cord cutting or record shaving. and so, that is where the competition is. you have for nationwide carriers in the wireless space with others and the average ame

joining us is chris malone from fidelity partners, which is latin plural for fidelity.k you for telling me that without studying latin. are there companies more likely to be in the targets of donald trump? are you predicting names you worry could fall because he tweets about them? >> i think there are easy targets. >> like what? >> for instance, volkswagen is an easy target. for investors who are seeking to kind of identify profit opportunities and threats during a presidency by donald trump, we really have to expand our thinking beyond what drives the markets to include what drives president-elect donald trump as a man as well. >> we're showing people right now, walmart, booz allen, volkswagen and samsung electronics. booz allen is who edward snowden worked for and a second individual was arrested this summer accused of stealing secrets. it seems pretty obvious, what do you think happened? >> 97% of revenue comes from government contracts. the nsa is the largest client, the most popular spy organization in the world. donald trump has a lot of leverage given his emphasi

so john malone at liberty media said that maybe disney will spend off espn.de an investment in bantech, big on streaming for major league baseball, h.b.o. suffering from rivals because 16 billion a year in rights to show, to have shows on their network. overall for the whole industry. stuart: despite "star wars" coming with a big weekend, cord cutting taking this down-- and "star wars," that's coming up this next weejd. now, i'm going to he shoe you the ad, i was watching football all week end. it's an ad for virtual reality. it's the big present of the christmas and holiday season. so far it's not turned out that way. i think we've got 3 million head sets in use in america and it's not reached the takeoff. liz: we're going to buy you with unfor christmas and it's going to have the tax form on it and sit in your living room-- >> i want that one, too. >> it's art laffer, i want the tax cuts one. stuart: 76-year-old great high pressu pressure-- great grandfather doing to virtual reality. >> i want the tax cuts. stuart: the dow is up 30 points as we speak. all r