marc.said, "have they found jack despain?" >> reporter: he thought right away it was jack. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: because anyone close to jack and his family knew, a poison far more potent than money had come between father and son. >> i never saw it coming. i don't think marc ever saw it coming. >> reporter: it began, said michelle, when her 13-year-old daughter told them an ugly story, that her grandpa jack asked her to take nude photos of herself on his phone. marc called a family meeting. >> marc told his dad, there's a problem. we want to help you. you know, we're not here to point fingers at you or judge you. >> reporter: jack swore he did nothing wrong. marc called in the police. tana, jack's wife of more than 30 years, left him. moved in with marc and michelle. well, how do you prepare for a thing like that? >> you don't. you don't prepare -- >> reporter: well, what is that like? >> you just -- your mind is -- is in overdrive, you know, trying to think, you know, "oh my god, could

marc. and he was like, "oh my god." despain?" >> reporter: he thought right away it was jack. >> uh-huh. >> reporter: because anyone close to jack and his family knew, a poison far more potent than money had come between father and son. >> i never saw it coming. i don't think marc ever saw it coming. >> reporter: it began, said michelle, when her 13-year-old daughter told them an ugly story, that her grandpa jack asked her to take nude photos of herself on his phone. marc called a family meeting. >> marc told his dad, there's a problem. we want to help you. you know, we're not here to you. >> reporter: jack swore he did nothing wrong. marc called in the police. tana, jack's wife of more than 30 years, left him. moved in with marc and michelle. well, how do you prepare for a thing like that? >> y y don't. you don't prepepe -- >> reporter:r:ell, what is that >> you just -- your mind is -- is in overdrive, you know, trying to think, you know, "oh my god, could this have possibly happened?" >>

it wasn't anything to do with marc. it didn't have anything to do with marc.l about jack despain's hatred toward me. >> reporter: you seriously believe that? >> i do. >> reporter: michelle, out on bail, waited for trial. her mother, kathy defended her around town. did you ever let yourself think she was involved? >> the daughter i know? the daughter i helped raise? no. >> reporter: meantime, michelle's attorneys, ray nickle and bill stanley, took a closer look at those recovered text messages. they filed a motion arguing that investigators didn't obtain them properly. >> they didn't get a new search warrant every time they searched the phone. we're talking about, i think 15 searches. >> yeah. >> of michelle and carl's phones. and they didn't have 15 search warrants. >> reporter: their arguments about improper search warrants may have had some traction. with the trial looming, the prosecutor was worried. >> we're at the high stakes poker game where it's all or nothing when that judge rules the next day on whether to admit the evidence or not to admit it. >> rep

marc: a good and bad way. the level of innovation, creativity starting that is unprecedented. in a bad way the unicorn thing, , i have been saying this for a while, it is not great. the reason why is it is not necessary -- necessarily that the companies are not worth this much money -- we do not actually know because they have manipulated the private markets to achieve the evaluations and i do not think a day goes by today that i do not get a call of the company raising money at $1 billion or more, and this is unheard of. i think the reason why this is now, it has become a self-esteem issue for entrepreneurs that if the company is not worth more than $1 billion -- let me tell you, and salesforce went public, we had barely $1 billion in 2004. it has been an incredible run for salesforce from 2004 to 2015, but at that level of market cap, i am like, that is amazing. personally, i am not investing anymore in companies with $1 billion or more violation because i do not believe in that unicorn the read anymore. --

it wasn't anything to do with marc. it didn't have anything to do with marc. it was all about jack despain's hatred toward me. >> reporter: you seriously believe that? >> reporter: michelle, out on bail, waited for trial. her mother, kathy defended her around town. did you ever let yourself think she was involved? >> the daughter i know? the daughter i helped raise? no. >> reporter: meantime, michelle's attorneys, ray nickle and bill stanley, took a closer look at those recovered text messages. they filed a motion arguing that investigators didn't obtain them properly. >> they didn't get a new search warrant every time they searched the phone. we're talking about, i think 15 searches. >> yeah. >> of michelle and carl's phones. and they didn't have 15 search warrants. >> reporter: their arguments about improper search warrants may have had some traction. with the trial looming, the prosecutor was worried. >> we're at the high stakes poker game where it's all or nothing when that judge rules the evidence or not to admit it. >> reporter: the prosecutor agreed to

marc: yes, that is your job.- you are running a public company and answering to public shareholders and you have to answer to customers also. if you want to be successful today as a public company ceo, being advice, move from focused on shareholders to stakeholders. activist shareholders are a key stakeholder, but let me tell you another, customers, employees, partners are stakeholder, the community you live in is a stakeholder, your k-12 schools that your employees have their kids in, women are keep stakeholders in silicon valley. you better be ready to run a multi-stakeholder dialogue. that is the key. you canan read, if manage -- if you can read, manage, run a multi-stakeholder and you have to do all that, but you have to be evolved to a new level. that is the key. andou get tunnel vision and it is all about activist stakeholders, that is fine, but do not forget about everything else that is key to being successful as a ceo today, and that is the key, the fundamental key. stephanie: that is like 17 different l

marc dopher joins us live. -- one of our boys, marc dopher jones us live. marc: it was pandemonium. they spread all the players around the room and it was a free-for-all for the media. an hour later, they didd it with oklahoma the same way. we caught up with every player we wanted to. brad fralick caught up with jordan like it. -- jordan leggett. brad: oklahoma did trash talking yesterday. does that bother you? x they can trash talk. football is an emotional game. you can cope with it how you want to. we will try to be respectful as possible. we try to be respectful in press conferences. but on the field, stuff like get said. very emotional. trtrh talking doesn't get people that far. brad: i heard another player say miami was probably the most trash >> it definitely was. the coach put -- told us off the field to talk about it. miami was the best trash talking team we had. brad: what would it mean to you to get to the national championship? >> being from florida, i am excited. every time i have played in the state, we got the w. i am extremely excited. if we get the win, we get to go

that's what marc despain's dad taught him. that's what marc taught his own son. before hatred wormed its way in. sometimes it's overwhelming that anger, isn't it? >> it is. it is. >> reporter: the anger that pitted father against son. >> it almost got physical. it just -- it breaks my heart. >> reporter: and husband against wife. >> i just wanted to go into protective mode and protect us all. >> reporter: and brought the hunting to town on a deathly quiet summer afternoon. >> okay. i'm going to get them out there. >> please send an ambulance. >> reporter: what could be left but the bitter taste of recrimination. >> he is evil. he is not the kind person that he's got the public convinced that he is. >> reporter: jonesbobo is both a college town and a farm town. tends to the needs of young minds and rice farmers on the vast plain of sticky, fertile clay west of the mississippi river. it's where marc despain breezed through school with his easy charm. tana is his mother. >> he was the only freshman that we know of that was chosen by a senior to go to the senior prom

marc: the 2015 orange bowl is three days away. joining me is central's shaq lawson, one of several guys to come out of daniel and play for clemson. what is this like for you as you truly try to take your hometown team to the championship? x it is so special to us. we are enjoying the journey. happy to be here. when we came down here, it's strictly business. we have a chance to bring a championship back home and that's what we want to do, and leave a legacy. marc: you played oklahoma and the russell athletic bowl. this is not the same oklahoma team last year. >> no, sir. they have three great players. they can make a lot of plays. of johnny manziel. and peter ryan, and a receiver. players. different guys from last year. have really changed their team and they have a more powerful offense. marc: shaq lawson, acc defensive player of the year gearing up for the orange bowl. in fort lauderdale, marc dopher, wyff news 4 sports. carol: be sure to catch marc and brad for our wyff news 4 hourlong special, "road to the title." it airs wedne

michael: wyff news 4's brad fralick and marc dopher are in miami. oh, life is so hard, as the boys cover the road to the title. brad: day two of orange bowl preparations are in the books. we heard from the clemson defense and talked with players about clemson finally getting a break after playing 10 consecutive weeks. the defense got banged up to the end of that stretch. they said those days off before they begin practice was much needed. >> that couple days were good for me. i got a cortisone shot before i my shoulder is feeling good. my collarbone was bothering me. but that is feeling better now. thank god. brad: the break allow the guys to heal and the guise of the defensive side say they are 100% ready to go against the sooners. follow us on twitter and facebook, we are all of her social media during the trip, posting things throughout the day. coming up in sports, a bulletin board material from the sooners. in south florida, brad fralick, wyff news 4. michael: the big clemson playoff game is a few days away and before that time, wyff news 4 is

jean-marc leave bear, --jean-marc lieberherr hair up next, volkswagen's billionaires owners -- billionaireeak their silence. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back to bloomberg tv. good morning to a very wintry city of london. stocks are high. the ftse 100 up 20 points. 44 minutes past the hour. your bloomberg's top stories. iran is poised to take a big top in a desk and an attempt have its sanctions lifted. it is expected to publish a report on iran's nuclear past. citigroup plans to leave its bonus plan unchanged. that would see the third biggest --. bank saying jpmorgan australian gdp has decent expectations. growth was driven by the fastest gain in exports since 2000. it forces the central banks decision to keep rates steady for now. in other news, the owners of a volkswagen is addressing -- the owners of volkswagen are addressing employees. it is the first time he has spoken since the carmaker has admitted to the scandal. shares fell lower this morning. hans nichols our reporter in berlin. we heard from the ceo. let's start with him. the: he talked about long-term effects of the sc

ricardo: thanks, brad and marc. the georgia bulldogs completed another bowl practice this morning in jacksonville, the team also having fun in florida, visiting beaches, and taking part in a welcome dinner tonight. the taxslayer bowl against penn state takes place on january second. a top 20 matchup in the russell athletic bowl. tar heels trailed7-18. williams scores a touchdown. cuts into the baylor lead. a record, 645 yards, jefferson with a record 299 of those yards. unc, asheville. carol: another look at the spring. chris: if we can get one more -- get through one more day of rain. thursday will look more like winter. as the new year comes in, whether or not you want to come, it is coming. 40's for highs. january is the pattern flip. we will typically -- we will see what we typically see this type of year. carol: thank you for watching. the news continues at 4:30 in the morning. michael: we are always on wyff4.com. carol: have a good night. [captioning performed by the caption content an announcer: one candidate

marc: i think pay has to be linked to performance. ceo and i think a great way to do that is to make the majority of the package linked to the stock esice and if the stock go up, the ceo should be rewarded and at the stock does not deliver, the ceo should be removed. stephanie: can you partner with a company that has a strong culture if it is not yours? i cannot imagine you and steve ballmer. marc: i think at the end of the day partnerships can be about competition. they can be about cooperation. they can be about rolling products together, distribution strategy. many different aspects of a partnership. a great example of the great partnership is microsoft. we have a great partnership with companies like oracle and our customers. that is the ability for people to work well together. i think one of the reasons steve ballmer is not the ceo of microsoft is because steve had a hard time having relationships with other ceos. i know that from personal experience. stephanie: of all of your customers, big companies, small companies, what cust

marc dalton/psychiatrist) "most people freak out about three particular things during the holiday. specifically time, money and other people." when it comes to time, limit yourself to the festivities, both on the giving and receiving end. there's only so much eggnog you can drink. (dr. marc dalton/psychiatrist) "i would say pick two or three things that you really, really want to do and then reserve the other times for yourself." if the expense of the holidays is nipping at your wallet, set a budget and stick to it. remember, some of the best christmas memories don't come from a store. (dr. marc dalton/psychiatrist) "experiences are usually a lot better than things, especially during the holiday season." for some, creating the perfect holiday can bring on frustrations and unrealistic expectations. doctors suggest during this time of year, it's a good idea to just breathe. (dr. marc dalton/psychiatrist) "i always say take one weekend where you plan to do nothing, but do things that you need to do for yourself." so when santa claus visits this year, you'll be able to say ho, ho, ho,

cnn political commentator ben ferguson, marc lamont hill back with me. let's begin with you, marc. >> we get mixed up all the time. >> despite taking criticism from both parties, you know, across the board for saying and proposing that muslims should be temporarily banned from entering the united states, even subsequent polls taken in part after show that he is still surging, donald trump. do you think this is going to affect the way that his competitors talk on stage on tuesday night, even though almost all of them have come out and just swung at him for those comments? >> absolutely. it's going to totally inform their comments, because on the one hand they may have moral outrage about this. most politicians on both sides of the aisle aren't driven by morals and ethics, they are driven by strategy, but some of them are genuinely outraged by this and want to be in step with americans who say trump is off beat on this, wrong on this. at the same time, they don't want to lose track of those voters who didn't disagree with trump. a bunch of people agreed an

roch marc christian kabore won the election with more than 50%. these were the first elections since an uprising in account leading to blaise compaore resigning. >> reporter: the people of burkina faso celebrate what they call the end of political turmoil with the election of former prime minister roch marc christian kabore. they believe the country has entered a new era of fiscal democracy. he won 53% of the votes cast on sunday. he was followed by a blaise compaore. the new president was prime minister and at the last time pick the the past. he worked with blaise compaore. and it means change from them. roch marc christian kabore is a man that worked with blaise compaore, removed from power by a popular uprising in 2014. this is a man that had been with blaise compaore for 25 of the 27 years he was in power. however, there are those that say after the popular uprising of 2014, there's no one leader who can force his will on the people of burkina faso any more. so, tonight celebrations going on in various parts of ouagadougo, cars honking, people

nigel: wyff news 4 brad fralick and marc dopher are in south florida. they have more on the tigers' road to the title. brad: back in sunny south florida with marc as the clemson tigers prepare for the big game. we heard from the clemson defensive players and :00 -- and oklahoma offensive players. one thing that really stuck out talked about clemson. almost as if the sooners did not defensive side. marc: it was shocking, especially when youu heard the running backs t tt they are angry about what happened in the a leading bowl, they are tired looked like clemson, they were saying they are clemson, but we are oklahoma. >> they are a good defense, but they have areas where we can expose and, i'm not going to say anything in particular on camera, because i want -- i don't want to be disrespectful. but there are areas. we have to make sure we expose them. marc: we heard one message from the oklahoma offense and a different message from the clemson defense. they seem to understand that the team they saw in the russell athletic bowl is a different team. brad: t

do you consult with marc andreessen about startups?: he has been a great counselor to me and the company and he still sits on the hp board and provides a tremendous perspective. marc and a couple of other board members have fingers on what is going on in the valley. and we are fortunate to be there, because we see what is going on. emily: are you glad you took him up on the offer? meg: i am glad. there were a few days when i said, "marc, you know, what were you thinking?" it has been a really tremendous experience, and a privilege in many ways. i think it matters what happens to these storied companies, these great american icons, what happens to hp in silicon valley, it matters to california. i would argue it matters to the united states and to the world. so we have such a big footprint that we matter to communities around the world and i think that is a responsibility we have to take very seriously. emily: we talked about a billion dollars in restructuring costs, an additional $2 billion potentially in the services area. when does co

liz: marc, leave it on an optimistic note.u five seconds. >> more oversold than people are giving us credit for. i agree with the numbers that's a reason we'll see the rally. the 5% drop is all energy. you take energy out, the earnings are up. >> doesn't matter what it is, it's still down 5%. liz: thank you marc and todd. we want to send it over to gerri willis and david asmid cap. that's -- david asman. that's it for us. >> thank you very much, appreciate it. half u.s. voters are embarrassed to call him president. we'll break down the results of a national poll that shows ted cruz nipping at his heels. >> close on his heels. secretary of state john kerry co skirt new visa rules that were just voted on by congress. we'll tell you what that's about. and >> and an irs computer glitch could be costing taxpayers millions. millions of dollars in mistaken refunds. we'll tell you all about it david: but first stocks rallying into the close now, the closing bell just about to sound, ding, ding, ding, there they are. the dow is trading

his long time friend, marc dierkes says they used to hang out together and talk in cafÉ's of north beach for some reason somebody attacked him and after some weeks and hospital he died from his injuries his longtime friend marc said they used to hang out together >> marc dierkes : it's bothersomejust the way it really disturbing. >> jeff :stuartwas a regular at vesuvio and was often seen there, quietly drinking coffee and drawing pictures of the people who would come inbar manager and long time friend, joanna lioce says he was a gental man who loved the arts and she says she can't understand why anyone would want to hurt him. --gentle man >> joanna lioce : everyone is and it's a really horrible situationit should not happen to anyone but it's particularly sad because he was such a nice and gentle and kinda shy man who really minded his own business and would have never done anything like that to anyone elseso, we are all pretty upset about it. >> jeff :sad storyif you know anything about this case, the police would like you to give them a call. i'm jeff bush, live in san francisco, kron

marc siegel. >> also dr. david samadi chairman and professor of urology at lennox hill hospital. >> every sunday here on the fox news channel, today with the holidays here many people may be sell operating with a few drinks. researchers are warning not to get carried away. a new study finds that binge drinking may have a real harmful effect. >> the center for steez control says bi says. >> 1 out of aix americans binge drink. what does that mean? five drinks for men, four for women four times a month. that's binge drinking. why less for woman? >> that's a month? >> four times during the month you or i or taifd has five drinks or arthel has four drinks. >> in one sitting. >> and women need less because -- within two hours. -- their metabolism is different. four times a month over two hours if you drink five drinks if you're a man or four if you're a woman that's binge drinking. the problem is people do it on top of the drinking they already do. most binge drinkers are older. so over the years you may have damag

roch marc kabore. >> from the prime minister roch marc kabore will become the first civilian leader in five decades. he promised to follow through on his campaign promises. >> we owe to those who sacrificed their lives to our country. peaceful governance of peaceful democracy and reconciliation. >> the citizens of burkina faso celebrating the end of political turmoil in their country. it is the hope of many here that the election of a new president will usher in a new era of fiscal democracy. >> kabore was president of the national assembly. his split with compaore last year, but not everyone is happy with his victory. >> he was not my candidate, and never will be. >> the elections also bring to an end a transition administration in a popular up rising last year. compaore was toppled when he tried to extend his rule even further. >> no political party will for now come in with the ideas and practice of government. this is the biggest achievement since the insurrection of 2014. >> the people of burkina faso continue to celebrate their country's new status. al jazeera. >> the total numbe

marc siegel. doctors, welcome. >> good to see you. >> we'll get right to it because the cdc wants you to get your flu shot now before everyone starts traveling and sharing germs over the upcoming holidays. so is this year's vaccine a good match. and also, who should get it and why? >> arthel, cdc thinks sar s as result of what happened last year, not a good match, this year we think we got it right. we still have to see what will happen over the coming year because these viruses are getting smarter. they mutate, shift and change as we are getting smarter with them. 200,000 people get hospitalized as a result of flu. and do you believe that 49,000 people die from influenza. you've got to be careful. if you're too young, too old, immunocompromised, your immune system isn't working well, pregnant women and if you have a chronic disease, asthma, bronchitis, heart disease, get the vaccine and if you're over 65, get the pneumococcal vaccine. the reason why you would get this flu vaccine and a lot of peo

ricardo: we haven't -- marc: we haven't been in the pool yet. brad: media day is always a fun day when you meet with both teams. we had one hour. really, there was talk that started yesterday that sparked things up a little bit especially coming from oklahoma. marc: yesterday, oklahoma a dn't give a lot of respect to clemson defense. clemson defense responded. >> you can't talk your way into a win. you have to play thursday. you have to play the game. they can talk all they want to. but you have to play the game, you have to be the manager and of you. we will see come gameday. >> that's the end of the story. brad: sterling shepherd added that ends the story. but don't we have a football game in today's? brad: all the talk will be overr at 4:00, or 7:30 or so, on thursday. there has been a little chippy talk from the oklahoma side. e clemson side. both teams using being slighted as motivation. we will see how that works out when it comes to being on the field thursday in the orange bowl. live in miami, now back to you. gabrielle: thanks, guys. th

marc: many people have called the bottom of the euro. that is an interesting point because forecasters call for the euro to rally into next year. that contrasts quite significant lately -- quite significantly with this idea of parity. betty: i want to throw in another topic, and that is china. they have taken over this working group of the g20 where they are looking at perhaps making the global economy a little less reliant on the dollar. let's face it, we have seen the impact of the dollar on commodity currencies. what do you make of that? marc: they are the rotating leadership, and the chinese take over at next year. u.s.may be the end of the and china joining the sgr. does this take anything away from the u.s.? i say no. positionof the rmb's is coming out of europe, not the dollar. the chinese talk a good game with having a substitute for the dollar. betty: they are saying let's make the fcr the currency of choice. marc: i think it is completely impractical. nobody believes it will replace the dollar. it is not even supplementing the

eric: marc sandalow keeps us -- joins us live. we know about donald trump span on all muslims, how strongly was marc: here's what they said about it. they called it un-american, unconstitutional, absurd. they said it doesn't represent america and will make it harder to defeat isis. they didn't say that they wouldn't support him as his company if he wins in the primaries. if anyone thought that this proposal by trump to ban muslims from entering the united states put him so far out of the mainstream that he would be isolated, that idea was put to bed. elizabeth: after paris and san bernardino, do you think fear is now the campaign's biggest issue? marc: world war iii has begun, that's what rick santorum had to say last night. all of them talked about how barack obama has not kept this country safe.time for a quick reality check. since september 11, summer between 50 and 100 americans haha been killed in america by jihadist muslims. during the same. about 300 americans have been if you look at figures of murder, a quarter of a milli

so happy new year, marc. there has to be some good things out there. we're confident of it on "the kelly file." >> there is our men and women in uniform working to keep us safe. we're thankful for that. >> to them and their families, thank you. thanks, marc. >> thanks, shannon. >>> breaking tonight, firing up the 2016 republican presidential race. senator rick santorum is here with why he says mr. cruz is not conservative enough. >>> and new information tonight on the so-called affluenza teen, the one who killed four people while driving drunk behind the wheel. and then escaped a prison sentence because his defense argued he was too spoiled to know right from wrong. coming up, where police found him and his mother. and wait until you hear what police say he did right before these two went on the run. >> we have them back in custody. to be honest with you, we're going to breathe a lot easier when they're back in this country, that we have them locked up here in tarrant county. county. and that's the ultimate go after christmas clearance sale. with under

marc: that's right. dodd-frank has given them power.ar that spoofing -- it has been around forever. now it is clearly against the law. that is something they have to go after. in november, there was a , the judgenviction michael cost of, it took the jury one hour. it was a criminal case brought a year or two after the cftc brought that case. over $4.6 billion in civil penalties over the last year. -- the had of of their enforcement is very aggressive. betty: so, watch out. marc: and then the alleged flash crash case. some flattly lives in in the u.k. k and he is on extradition. betty: and that was on television. ok, martin shkreli, what you say about him? marc: i think he needs a good life coach. betty: [laughter] bob: don't we all? bob, don't you need a life coach? bob: absolutely. maybe i will have shkreli be my life coach. marc: if you want to go to jail. price from to the $13 -- they had a public outcry. he said, oh, g, i don't know if i'm going to make any money on this. the problem is, once you start -- any publicity is not good p

marc dalton/psychiatrist) "most people freak out about three particular things during the holiday. specifically time, money and other people." when it comes to time, limit yourself to the festivities, both on the giving and receiving end. there's only so much eggnog you can drink. (dr. marc dalton/psychiatrist) "i would say pick two or three things that you really, really want to do and then reserve the other times for yourself." if the expense of the holidays is nipping at budget and stick to it. remember, some of the best christmas memories don't come from a store. (dr. marc dalton/psychiatrist) "experiences are usually a lot better than things, especially during the holiday season." for some, creating the perfect holiday can bring on frustrations and unrealistic expectations. doctors suggest during this time of year, it's a good idea to just breathe. (dr. marc dalton/psychiatrist) "i always say take one weekend where you plan to do nothing, but do things that you need to do for yourself." so when santa claus visits this year, you'll be able to say ho, ho, ho, instead of a bah hu

let's return to stephanie's exclusive conversation with salesforce chairman and ceo marc benioff.rce has been an investment company since 2004. what is he think about growth in silicon valley today? >> your stock is trading at an all-time high in large part because of her massive growth. you have the internet of things. you have all the buzzwords. >> and the revenue. stephanie: and the market share and the customer satisfaction. this takes me to the tech bubble. beneath you, around you, there are so many as mrs. the talk about who was on their board and all the money they raised. this mean we see a whole lot of dead unicorns in 2016? dead, see some that are some that are sick, some that are fine. it's an amazing time in san francisco. i've never seen a time quite like this. stephanie: in a good or bad way? >> in a good and bad way. the level of innovation, new creativityideas and starting as unprecedented. in a bad way, i have been saying this for a while now. the unicorn thing is not great. it's not necessarily something that isn't worth this much money. we don't actually know be

marc: i think when the unlikely he comes likely. in france, for example.theseer won regional elections before. we will see on sunday, whether they do. you won't get six regions. it may conceivably get three or four. they might get none. the point is, she has already changed the politics in france. when you are getting 30% and you are in a straight vote in beating the mainstream parties, things have already changed. in the u.s., who knows with trump. he may simply burn out and we will be laughing at it in a few months time. thernatively, he may win republican nomination. personally, i cannot see him winning the presidency. who would have thought? when he first appeared on the scene, who would have said he would still be here? guy: marc, amazing. mark champion joining us. thank you very much, indeed. banks, what do they have in common? we will get the bloomberg best books list of 2015, when we come back. ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back to "on the move." it is not really a beautiful end to the week. 4/10 of is down by 1%. we have a rate decision fro

allison simon and her dad marc and a lake wapello blue gill. kennidy davis of monona w w fishing t t mississippi backwaters when she nailed her bluegill. adam and noah billmeyer got into jacob and jackson petitgout are happy campers with the catfisisthey caught while fishing with their papa. aira foster hit the jackpot while fishing with her dad marc t& n the little fork river in minnesota. the story gets even better. this is oaken foster with the 42 inch muskie he caught the very next day. lex edwards and tori penick with their bountiful catfish haul from the big river. and wrapping up big g fish week is tyson mohr with the hog he caught at he grandparent's farm pond near victor. with all my fishing friends, this is john campbell reporting. and now to first alert storm team meteorologis t justin gehrts for your final forecast. winds will finally back down for a little while, but with lighter winds and a clear sky, we'll have a cold night in the teenen mostly sunun skies and a gentle wind from the southwest will send us back to the middle 30s f

michael: brad fralick and marc dopher are here. brad: the college semifinal obviously, it is bad for the guys being suspended, but other than that, what stands out the most for you? >> i think the media day stood out the most, because i've never covered a free-for-all session like that. you have got 80 players in the room, and it is just pandemonium, and we worked with that by getting someone to play reporter for us. radical >> yes, being able to hand him the microphone. he told me, i said, can you get up to this table and walk around, and he said to me, what are they going to do, arrest me? i really like that. ok, quickly. an unsung hero. >> that no one has talked about, i think it was one player who has his time to shine, the only player on the team who was part i am thinking the all american. brad: i think this game might come down to it. a walk on, a guy where nobody even knew who he was earlier in the summerhe has been doing fantastic. i think it is coming down to him. tomorrow, the orange bowl kicks off. we will have more in

now marc is about to debut a new stand-up special called "more later." >> the marc, good morning. >> hi. >> i'll talk to you, which of >> okay. >> we'll direct questions and you can i guess talk to whoever. so to start of course, i feel like -- and you've said yourself you have a river of rage running >> yes. >> why so angry, what's wrong is. >> it's just something i nurture and maintain. i don't know if i'm really angry anymore but sometimes creativity comes from that and sometimes charm and sometimes intensity rage which i try to avoid. i don't know who put it there, maybe my mom. installed early. >> there's a source somewhere. >> she loves this show. minute. hi, mom, happy thanksgiving. i love you. how does that feel? >> has anyone made you mad today? >> today, maybe a little. no, not bad. nod bad today. but it happens very quickly and for no reason, and sometimes when you get angry for no reason, like if you're just waiting on line, starbucks or perhaps when a host comes up to you and say why are you twittering, why are you tweeting like that? >> who said that. >> what's wrong wi

i'm marc santia coming up just toss receiving these meals and how every new yorker can help. >>> and, hey, if you are about to head out the door take us with you and keeping watching "today in new york." download the news 4 new york app on your mobile device right now. goth else bridge goth thals goth als. it's the holidays, which means a house full of people, who all want to get online. so hurry and get verizon fios. only fios has the fastest internet and wi-fi available, and right now, for only $79.99 a month online, you get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for your first year. plus, with a 2-year agreement, fios gives you $400 back, and all the premium movie channels for a year. so go online or call now for this great offer. >>> now it's 6:30. a special request from cardinal dolan on this christmas morning. hear his message to the faithful on the crowded midnight mass. >>> why you might be hearing your doorbell ring today. >>> plus we're setting a new christmas record for heat. "today in new york" starts right now. >>> it's friday, december 25th, chris may day, i'm natalie pasqua

news 4's marc santia went along for the ride. >> a knock on the door, a hot meal, a warm handshake. for freg ragsdale, a christmas miracle miracle. he's one of 10,000 elderly people that will receive a hot holiday meal from meals on wheel. >> it's very good for me. >> while most of us were sound asleep way before the sun stretched out over the city, these volunteers were cooking up this home delivery definitely not a once a meal gift from city meals on wheels. they've a lifeline for seniors 365 day as year for the last 34 years. more than 50 million meals. >> these are the people that built this city. and to me it's up to us to make sure they have a little food and company. >> reporter: executive director beth sha pirro says hundreds of volunteers including the nypd deliver more than just food. >> just hello, we're remembering you. it's a big deal. >> and for fred, a welcome gift. >> have a merry christmas and a happy new year too. i appreciate it very much. >> in bed sty, marc santia news4 new york. >>> it is the season for giving but starting next year new york state is cracking d

for that, we are joined by our washington insider marc sandalow. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> so marc, what should we be watching for in tonight's gop debate? >> reporter: if you heard, foreign policy and national security are big. two things. trump and muslims, and president obama and syria. couple of questions i would ask is, donald trump since the beginning of this campaign said he would support whoever the republican nominee is. i would ask all the other republicans if donald trump is out there campaigning against muslims coming into the united states, do you campaign for him next fall? i wanted to know president obama says no ground troops in syria? do you support that? throw in questions about washington dysfunction and maybe about donald trump calling ted cruz a maniac, and we got a debate. >> yeah. we know chris christie is back in the a team. he will be in the debate tonight. what is else is difference tonight? >> reporter: he is in the a team. he hasn't made it to the big boys debate yet. so he is very excited to be there a

marc santia, news 4 new york. >>> the name home stat is not new to the mayor's office. michael bloomberg's administration launched a program called home stat in 2002 designed to track trends and identify patterns in homelessness. >>> in new jersey, authorities are investigating an odor that forced school officials to evacuate lynn dep high school. students were sent home around 11:00 this morning when a foul smell started making cafeteria workers sick. those workers complained of feeling lightheaded. no one was taken to the hospital. the linden fire department says it is possible that the workers were exposed to pepper spray that has since dissipated. >>> addressing the terror concern once again. was no specific threat to the u.s. during the holiday season, but popular attractions across the nation are now taking extra precautions for your safety. steve handelsman has more on that for us. >> reporter: and in other news, you got to scratch your head on this one, talking about the same problem, terrorism, here on the hilda, senior official of homeland security testified t

three glasses, not seven. >> can i say you made an excellent choice by going into marc jacobs for your going to go this way to you, dana. from tony what is your favorite christmas memory of all time? including this show? >> i'm going to -- i actually wrote about this in my book. that came out this year. so my grandparents' ranch is in newcastle wyoming. that's in the black hills. >> why is it black? >> because there's a lot of trees and it looks black from far away. there was a ton of snow. and my grandfather had a bunch of toboggans. so he would put us all, we had lots of cousins and my uncles were working on the ranch. so he would put us in the back of the pickup truck. he would take us to the top. you always wanted to be with my uncle tom. he was the most daring. >> there we go again. >> you guys have ruined my favorite christmas memory. we got down to the bottom. my grandfather would pick us up. you didn't have to drag it up yourself and he would call back and say they're ready for hot chocolate. and we would arrive back. >> i think they would have aunt jemima pancakes. >> little m

marc: a brokered convention, as unlikely as it is, is likely to favor the establishment candidate, the people who have connections among the party leaders. aixa: in a statement released by his campaign, carson says -- "if this was the beginning of a plan to subvert the will of the voters and replace it with the assure you, donald trump, will not be the only one leaving the party." sean: there was a dinner where the subject was how the delegate selection process works. aixa: the republican national committee says the purpose of the meeting was to answer questions about the convention. and insists the voters, not party leaders, will elect the nominee. marc: if the people supporting trump or carson start to see the , you know, power brokers in washington lighting their cigars and the smoke coming from those back rooms to beat their guy, that's something that really galvanizes support. aixa: carson's campaign says he did sign a pledge that he wouldn't launch a third-party bid. but he did so "based on everybody playing by the rules." in washington, i'm aixa diaz. steve: happening on the hee

so far so good on the rest of the marc and vre lines. wheel check traffic. stay tuned. >> thank you, kim. >>> developing story, search teams in australia are wrapping up efforts to find a missing plane. malaysia airports flight 370 went missing last year from kuala lumpur to beijing. they're now looking for the plane. the underwater search covering 46 square miles is the most expensive search ever carried out in the country. there were more than 200 passengers and crew on board. so far there is no trace of that plane. >>> a man from annandale virginia now facing rape charges in maryland. police in frederick city say they arrested milton castro martinez. police say they used a sting operation to catch him this week. >>> more than 155,000 food items containing celery powetown chally contaminated with e. coli bacteria are being recalled. the fda has expanded the recall at major grocery storrs at 16 states including target, walmart, sam's club, safeway, and even starbucks. it began with contaminated celery. at least 19 people became sick. >>> believe it or not,