the first author is jack mccall. he is an attorney from knoxville, tennessee, and he received his ba from vanderbilt university and his jd with honors from the with honors from the university of tennessee. nick is a former activities regular army officer, serving as a second lieutenant to captain in the ordnance corps and last tour of duty with the ninth infantry division. after law school the clerk for the honorable gilbert merritt, chief judge the u.s. supreme court sixth circuit. he's an author of various articles on legal foreign policy and historical topics, his writings have been publishing fofor fears, m. h. q., quarterly of military history, the journal of military history and several long reviews. he is author of nonfiction book on his father service as a world war ii marine, help me with the pronunciation -- a sense quest for his father's wartime life. he served as the editor of "pacific time on target: memoirs of a marine artillery officer, 1943-1945". currently is a member of the board of directors at the

mike mccall is going to be the head of homeland security. hopefully they're going to be running with this one. it won't be out of energy, is that correct?? >> well this whole legislative initiative has circumstance vented the energy committees in the housand senate because, frankly, their eve been, i'm afraid, under the thumb of the electric utilities. >> they get their money, they get their lobbyists. let's talk straight >> they do. heefr's the big development. there is a senator ron wisconsi. she's indicated as recently as friday a the this conference that he's very intent on getting this bill handled through the senate early next year, and we want to support him in doing that. if we can't get it down in the lame duck session, which is really the priority. >> all right. frank gaffney, thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you for all of your help. >>> coming up, do you think if it's in print it's true? think again. the latest on the rolling stone uva debacle is next. >>> it was an article that caused nation wise outranl and damaged th

. >> he's 19 years old and lives in the same community where lieutenant mccall leads patrols. >> aye been stopped over 100 times. it does all blur together at some point. but there are those extreme instances where it's kind of hard to forget. >> keeshawn is a sophomore in college. he list with his some sophia. >> i'm coming home from school and a cop stands me up against a wall, throwing the stuff out of my bag, calling me derogatory terms [ bleep ] and he doesn't let me pull out my wallet to show him who i am. it messes with you emotionally. i'm scared. >> it was coming too much where he's coming home not wanting to go to school. i've worked so hard to make sure he's going to college and working on his future. to have harassment making him not want to continue, it's breaking my heart. >> new york city police department's controversial stop and frisk policy. >> we go to where the reports of crime are. >> from 2002 to mid 2013, new york city police report making nearly 5 million stops. >> if this was happening in predominant white neighborhoods, wealthy neighborhoods, do you think pe

. >> reporter: jay lens dunce have cameras on board by privacy advocates like ginger mccall is skeptical reporter: it doesn't attract people. >> the mission is not to spy on u.s. citizens. it is not designed for that. >> reporter: the first balloon launches next week as part of a three-year test. the price tag so far, $2.88 billion. craig boswell, cbs news, aberdeen, maryland. >>> when we return, it's wrap. stephen colbert signs off in the stephen colbert report in a star-studded valley. oh! (awkwardly laughs) get out. enough's enough! d-con baits are fomulated to kill in one feeding. guaranteed. i was out for a bike ride. i didn't think i'd have a heart attack. but i did. i'm mike, and i'm very much alive. now my doctor recommends a bayer aspirin regimen to help prevent another heart attack. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself only abr

chief mccall i'm being apprised of the situation made a notification to st. louis county communications, crimes begins persons to investigate this. they got the call at about 11:45 last night. they arrived about approximately 12:15 in the morning and they began to conduct their investigation. we were able to partition this young man's body off so nobody would see it while we were working the the scene and we were able to transport him 1:30, 1:40 hours this morning. it should be noted we did seized video from the mobile on the run station. they have several cameras there. i have still footage and i will show you here in a minute some of that video. you will be sent. that we also have at least two witnesses say that they saw this incident happened too. i talk a little bit about the fact that the individual, the descendent had another individual with him. that is a person of ninth our case that we want to talk to. there is some video footage of him that i would like you guys to show if you could in your immediate use, to see if we could identify this person i th

this has become a national security issue and michael mccall, the homeland security secretary addressed this very question to cnn. >> i would say that sony and private movie theaters are free to make any choices they think are necessary that they deem appropriate, however, i do think by pulling the movies they gave the north koreans -- and let's be honest, where this threat came from, i think u.s. officials have reported that it came from north korea, this bureau 121, and what they effectively did was give them a victory and gave them precisely what they wanted to achieve and that is a pulling down of many this movie. i hope at some point this movie will be shown and perhaps the intrigue built over it will make it more of a money maker, i don't know. but i think the pulling it down gave them exactly what they wanted. >> a lot of people feel exactly that way. >> yeah, carol. and this puts the administration in a bind, you know? off situation where a knew lee is studio is making a decision like this to sensor itself and i guess a couple of movie studios have taken this decision. it's not

mccall's magazine. there i am on the front cover. i worked for mccall's. there is ranch, all in beautiful -- spectacular. texas history. the white house. my sorority pin. and a little book which i should have written something wonderful in, but i do not think i did. >> there is still time. >> this has been, we've hung this up for 46 years, i guess. 47. i guess it was, because we have one for you, too, chuck, don't we? or it could have been 1968. when you get to my age, what is the year or two? but anyway -- it had to be 1968 because we have one for lucinda. >> where is yours? >> i told her to bring mine. >> so we have them hanging up. then they hung in the lbj ranch after we left washington. they hung up and everything was gorgeous and beautiful and wonderful and we added grandchildren. that meant the mother had to make a new stocking. none of them will be as elegant as this because the lady unfortunately died, was not available -- [laughter] >> chuck, has a wonderful marine and jewels. every one's different. mother's was great. and when mother died, we co

mike mccall who will be chairing this committee has just sat down. there is another reality, libby, the political reality in 2016. don't the republicans have to sort of tow a line here because they don't want to alienate latino voters. >> yeah, it's two things that republicans are fighting right now. one is the president's decisions on immigration, the actual policies, and we'll hear about that this morning, the other is the fact that the president has acted through his executive authority. and you have heard a lot of republican push back on that. they are trying to show the american public that they are upset by the mechanism the president used. if they go exclusively after the immigration issues, and the policies the president has put in place. the actual policies, they risk offender latino voters, that is going to be a key constituency come the next cycle. >> as you can see jeh johnson just came into the committee room. the hearing should be getting underway shortly. >> let's go now to our other correspondent covering this, jamie macintyre also in

erica mccall takes the ball and gets the bucket, cutting the deficit to six.s would prove to be a disastrous trip through tennessee. erica middleton hits the long two for the volunteers, who win 59-40. stanford lost to unranked chattanooga earlier in the week, now 6-4 and hasn't been held to below 40 points since, are you ready for this, 1976! >>> the sharks right now, number 4 in the west, hosting the blues tonight. we'll have that for you tonight on sports wrap. see you then. who are those 49ers that showed up, leading 21-0 in the second quarter? >> i know, right? who would have thought. quite a comeback. thanks, joe. >>> coming up at 10:00, more on the attempted abduction at uc santa cruz. we are there to talk to campus police about this unusual crime and just what they are looking for. >>> thank you for joining us tonight. we'll see you back here tonight at 10:00, everybody. . ♪ ♪ >>> hello again, everyone. joe fonzi with dwight clark. welcome to the ktvu mercedes benz sports weekend. coming up on today's show, game effort by the 49ers and one of the nfl's

president's decision to move forward on that last week has caused some major problems, something that mike mccallrman of the house homeland security committee, laid out today. listen. >> we are facing crucial challenges the wire congress and the white house to cooperate. from combating overseas threats to economic growth. but making an and run around congress, the president has deliberately and willfully broken the trust needed between our branches of government. >> house republicans were going to go first on the spending proposal and are in the middle of trying to figure out their pathway forward right now. one of the major fallouts? homeland security department, it looks like their funding will be kept on a short leash. we are already seeing direct reaction from house republicans. the primarythen concern? >> jeh johnson has a very good relationship with a bipartisan group of lawmakers on capitol hill, but there is no question today that amongst the tense of thes today, one questions was whether the president has the authority to take the action that he did. the other key thing is whether the ac

joining us now to discuss it is michael mccall of texas.ust saw jaysonson, the first time he was up on capitol hill since the president announced his executive order on immigration where he sideswipes congress. there's a right way and wrong way to do thing. and your side believes this is the wrong way. >> that's what i've been saying all along. there is a right way of doing it and the wrong way. the right way is to go through congress. you and i talked about how this is basic as the schoolhouse rock educational video about how a bill becomes law. a bill sitting on capitol hill and he throws in the executive order and basically destroys the democratic process. that's why it is so offensive to our democracy, but also undermines our constitution. it's not the way you're supposed to do this. >> it's not the way. and there was also some tape played on capitol hill yesterday where the president of the united states essentially revealed to somebody who is shouting out at him, hey, i just changed the law. that's not how it works! >> it's not. comin

congressman mike mccall.l it lead to illegal immigrants streaming through our border where we have seen that movie before. great actors doing great things for our veterans on our couch. he will be talking. a mom canceled christmas and says she is making her kids give to charity. what is she thinking? she is here to defend hur self. it's all ahead on "fox & friends." i get to go outside. hey matt, what's up? i'm just looking over the company bills. is that what we pay for internet? yup. dsl is about 90 bucks a month. that's funny, for that price with comcast business, i think you get like 50 megabits. wow that's fast. personally, i prefer a slow internet. there is something about the sweet meditative glow of a loading website. don't listen to the naysayer. switch to comcast business today and get 50 megabits per second for $89.95. comcast business. built for business. >>> welcome back. ups fired her after she got pregnant and could no longer lift heavy packages. today her case goes to the supreme court and the

homeland security agent mike mechanicm mccall said there are -- the list is useful only if turkey is screening against hit. extremists are quickly finding even more vulnerable trance constituent points, they have reportedly begun to use cruise ships to come into the united states. this is a startlingly easy way for fighters to exit. >> and that's just one country. we have democratized air travel, in order to fly hundreds of millions of people a day all over the world, you're going to have to have a kind of efficiency and smoothness of the transit that makes this kind of thing inevitable. if you really wanted to stop and set aside all the privacy concerns and all the rers, and try and stop this flow and slow it down enough to give scrutiny to everyone coming through, international air travel would stop, that's not going to. >> you know, it's -- even in today's case, you know, the reality is i think that there are like 60 australians who have gone over to fight isil. if you stop to think about that, we had examples from muslim kids, their parents didn't even know it, but they had taken

this action of amnesty to take place, and remember back in july, july 30th, august 1st we passed the mccallnger provisions that would freeze the program, freeze the work permits, all of those, we've taken those actions, got bipartisan votes for them in the house, they can be included in the cr or cromnibus provisions and prohibit the funds from being used by the president. those are the actions that the house can take. we can send it to the senate, but as james said you've got the president, when he even heard they were close to a deal on tax, came out, i've never heard of that happening before, he was going to veto it before they constructed the deal. they're still sitting at the table negotiating and it is so wrong of the president and really a little bit, i don't know, he shouldn't have done, it but he is disenfranchising millions of middle income tax earners and families and it is such a strike against hard working taxpayers in this country, so i will hope that the president will back up and will agree to work with the house and the senate that are working in good faith. lou: congressma

. >> caller: yeah, this is wild bill out here in south dakota looking for jack mccall, okay?t. >> caller: i decided to buy me a stock called corrections corporation of america, figure he might be in there somewhere. >> the problem is it is basically a play on states turning over the prisons, and you have to play it versus another one. i got to tell you, i'm not that comfortable with it. it's got a good yield but hit or miss at times if they don't get certain contracts, it's been given up but it's got a good yield and sick. okay. javier in texas. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. i'm interested in coppers holdings incorporated. can you give me insight? >> this company is a probable company doing rather fine, but because it's got some -- i mean, it's got -- let's put it this way, it's an industrial that's hard for people to fathom and they are selling those industrials now. i'm intrigued by i don't have a catalyst for the carbon business and why it should go higher and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the lightning round. the lightning round is sponsored

mccall has called the president's actions unconstitutional, and a threat to our democracy.s warned that a wave of illegal i am grants will be inspired to cross the border. now, jay johnson's pushback on that is that the d.h.s. has limited resources and that instead of going after the so-called dreamers, young people who have come to this country with their parents at children, d.h.s. needs to spend its resources on trying to get the worst offender, those who committed serious crimes out of the country and deported. this is a big moment, partly cloudy we will see the fireworks really come to the front on capitol hill this morning. >> guaranteed that. how else are republicans strategizing to actually fight the president said immigration plans? >> well house republicans go behind closed doors this morning in conference to talk about their strategy going forward for the lame duck session and what's to come. house speaker john boehner has to threat a very small needle. he's got to be able to get his caucus onboard to fight the president's immigration actions but not risk a gover

and matt mccall, founder and president of penn financial group. first real, real deal here today, well, listen, it's all about a continued freefall in the price of crude oil, guys. perhaps you can start to sense also maybe a little bit of panic on some of those nasdaq high fliers as well. there weren't a lot of positives, i will take a bow here, cubist up 30% from when i told you to pick it up. making money viewers, you should have been this that one, the only biotech you should have been long from this show. not bad. but all the rest of the news was bad. everything associated with energy getting slaughtered. there are amazing companies, many of them are screaming buys for investors. but first, matt, there's no way these names are going to just come back overnight. not at in this point. earnings estimates, investment estimates, people are worried about investments, people are worried about hedges. but some great stocks that are absolutely decimated. >> i had a lot of questions from clients asking where the bottom was. i don't know where it's going

quick speaking of tense moments, you also have just a stunning picture of ronald reagan and mccall garverob after the reykjavÍk summit -- and mikhail gorbachev after the reykjavÍk summit collapse. that is a grim looking president. --to put it mildly, he was the way the summit ended. they came close to a huge agreement and it kind of blew up at the end. warlikefeels very cold as they're walking to the limousine and having the last conversation. this is the photograph that you referred to. makes you didn't see that side of reagan often, did you? that really angry -- >> no, his disposition was much like president obama's in the fact that he didn't get really mad that often. but occasionally he did. >> you're with him right afterwards. anger evident in his conversations as well as the pictures? >> yeah, right after the photograph was taken, they stopped in front of the president's limousine and had a final conversation, he and gorbachev. he was the only u.s. person there, and i helped larry speaks it was a deputy press secretary at the time, i helped explain to him what was said. it was very

homeland security committee chair michael mccall saying it threatens democracy.ll continue to monitor the hearing. >>> back to ferguson. many police officers across the country say they're unfairly maligned for doing a difficult job. this morning they have a brand new champion, charles barkley. in an interview he pulls no punches, calls the looters in ferguson "scumbags" and if it were not for police, some black neighborhoods would be the wild, wild west. >> i'm not saying right or wrong. i'm hearing the true story that came out of the grand jury investigation. i know i'm black but you have to be really careful with the cop, man. if it wasn't for the cops we'd be living in the wild, wild west in our neighborhoods. i think we can't pick out certain incidents that don't go our way and act like the cops are all bad. i hate when we do that, because if you know how bad some of these neighborhoods would be if it wasn't for the cops, listen, first of all, it's always great to play monday morning quarterback, like if you got a gun and you fighting for somebody, you're no

to stop individuals lured into what mccall called the jihady cool subcall tu subculture before they act. >> it's easy to do, and it's very -- it's almost impossible to stop. >> reporter: sydney may be more proof. even todays attack turns out not to be motivated by isis, not mainly, homeland security experts feel homegrown radical whose feel part of the jihad are a growing problem. steve handselman, nbc news, washington. >>> next, on "nbc 10 news at 6:00," following breaking news. the manhunt for an iraq war veteran accused of killing six people in montgomery county, we understand news conference just getting under way right now in montgomery county. let's listen in. >> i'm going to give you as much information as we can right now. for those who don't know, to my left, police chief, to my right, montgomery county chief county detective, sam gallon. what we are dealing with right now, six deaths and one injured. we are searching for bradley william stone. a 35-year-old man from pennsburg. the events of today began early in the moring at approximately 4:25 in the morning with a 911 hang-up

the hearing began with committee chairman michael mccall of texas challenging the legality of the action the president has taken. >> who should we believe? the president before the election who said he didn't have legal authority to take this action or the president after the election who says he does have the authority? >> i'm satisfied as a lawyer, myself, and the person who has to come here and defend these actions that what we have done is well within our existing legal authority. >> republican congressman mike rogers of alabama also challenged how those applying for the program will be to be prove they've been living here for the required five years. >> how do you determine how they're presenting themselves is accurate. for example, if they say i've been here seven years. how do you get them to prove it? >> good question. the o on yus will be on the applicant. >> this is going to be an area wrought with fraud. >> joining me live now congressman sheila jackson lee of texas. questioned the homeland security secretary herself. thank you for joining. >> thank you very much for having me

today, rob morgan, also hillary kramer, president and cio of a and g capitol, hitha herzog, and matt mccallder and president of penn financial group. let's do it, let's take it to the first real, real deal. the market finished the session seventh straight week of gains for all the major indices. the dow jones industrial average, as nicole said within nine points of 18,000! but it did struggle all session long. it couldn't get really a lot of traction. i think investors might be wondering, at least some of them, was the number actually too good? listen to this first, let's talk about the market. rob, was the market sending any particular message today? you know, some people look into it i think sometimes too deeply. how come it wasn't up 200 points? >> the number was too good on jobs, charles. i think the fed's going to raise sooner than people expect. i'm still bullish on stocks, but it's going to come early in 2015. i'm probably going to go to neutral, and then i'm going to be looking for my -- charles: i mean, if you're bullish until, let's say, too soon, does that mean summer? spring? >>

charles: and scotty nell hughes and matt mccall, founder and president of penn financial group.ot to discuss, so let's get into it. the first real, real deal, i didn't the start of the market. 9:30 you saw it was going to be up big, but i was surprised, we almost gave up all 225 points, and it was a little bit of everything, right? some tax law selling, rotation into big blue chip names and the worry about free-falling oil all played a role in how we closed, and it was not pretty, matt. what do you make of the close? >> i do not like the action we're seeing in the market. i talked about increased volatility between now and the end of the year, we definitely saw that today. you need to let the market close and see how it is, and i really think this whole shutdown of the government f that happens, that's weighing on investors now too. not causing selling, but it's keeping buyers on the sidelines until something gets done. charles: you're a chart guy. this momentum, the last few days, what are you making of it? >> the momentum is weak. charles, this time it actually could be differ

scotty nell hughes, heath that herzog, our retail director, and matt mccall, founder and president ofn financial group. let's do it guys, the first real, real deal. you know, listen, watching these wild gyrations in the market, it couldn't help but think of shakespeare's macbeth. it's a tale told by an idiot. full sound of fury and signifying nothing. well, the dow was down 99 points, then up 250 points, then it fell into an abyss, and enthen it was down 100 points. matt, what is it signifying? >> i feel like an idiot because the market keeps dropping. you know, i looked at the charts, over the last seven days, six of those days it closed at or close to the lows of the session. the 30-day rally we had from the bottom in october, all but one of those days closed near the highest of the session. we broke some support levels today on the s&p 500, but i do think we're going to find that bottom in the next couple of days because i think the panic right now is too high. the vixx is at a level only seen a few times meaning that fear is are high. charles: were you screaming at your screen tod

. >> doesn't have cameras on board, but privacy advocates like ginger mccall are concerned about its> i am very skeptical that even if they're in the being used for surveillance now, won't be used for surveillance in the future. >> does not track people. >> the mission is not to spy on us citizens, it is not designed for that. >> the first balloon launches next week, as part of a three year test, the price tag so far $2.8 billion. craig boswell, for "eyewitness news", on the "cw philly". >> european study of more than 08,000 women finds people with type o blood are less likely to develop the disease in those with types a, b or ab. researchers say more study is needed to figure out just why. >> if you want to figure out how healthy your brain; new study says try standing on just one leg. japanese researchers looked at mri's of about 1400 seniors. though found those who struggle to balloon one leg for 202nd, more likely to have blood vessel damage in their brains. >> now, there are growing number of special vitamins, supplement, that claim to help your vision and overall eye health. so

the chief mccall was apprised of the situation and made a notification to st. louis county communications to investigate this, crimes against pens got the call at 11:46 last night and arriving at 12:15 in the morning and conducted their investigation. we were able to partition this man's body off so no one could see it while we worked the scene and we transported him approximately 1:30 to 1:40 hours. it should be voted we did see video from the mobile on the run station and they have several cameras there and i have a still footage and i will show you in a minute some of the video you are obviously going to be sent that. we also have at least two witnesses. >> this is police chief discussing the shooting that happened in berkeley, missouri, a police officer shot and killed what he says was an armed black teach at a gas station in the city of berkeley, missouri, which is near lambert airport if you have friend into the city. and berkeley has asked for an investigation into the shooting which is why we are hearing st. louis county police much the video mentioned

[laughter] >> and matt mccall, founder of penn financial. markets opened under a lot of pressure. they never really were able to regain their footing. the the spark everybody was looking for, cheap gas and it's supposed to mean big sales over the weekend. it did not materialize. i actually did even sense some panic for the first time in weeks, and nicole had talked about fliers having their wigs clipped. what do you think of the message was of the session? >> we're overdue for a pullback. buy the rumor, sell the news still in december when the sales came out, i think we almost sold when black friday rolled around. the yield on the ten-year now down to 2.19%, people are moving out of equities. so the next couple of weeks -- charles: you know, we never got the great rotation. trillions of dollars that was supposed to come out of bonds nebraska went into the -- never went into the stock market. >> the fact that the big money is going into bonds tells me there's something around the corner. charles: let's talk about deflation tomorrow, because i

here to tell us all about it, martha mccall lamb. who put out the poll and what did it say?e okay with manger scenes and scenes that recognize christmas, and also if there are other religious symbols out there as well. when you combine the numbers, about 72% of the people, when you put together the 44 and the 28 are totally fine with the manger scene on public property. >> they're not offended? >> not offended. >> but you know what the law says now, if you put a christian display, then you to put a satanistic display or something. >> i know. >> in tallahassee, the capital, they have a satan display next to the christmas tree. >> i think a lot of people have decided this is pretty silly season stuff. i think the tide is turning. >> we won the war. i'm like a guerrilla fighter in the wore on christmas. you know what i do? i put a little shepherd in front of city hall in my town. if i know there is a secular person in my town or the town neighboring me, i'll put a little baby jesus. >> i'll put an inflatable manger. huge inflatable manger. >> that will go right to the inflatabl

and matt mccall. hey, guys, let's dig into the first real, real deal. this was a sloppy day.'s, you know, lori just talked about it from the very start. stocks sort of stumbled out of the gate, never gained any kind of foot, and when that last consumer confidence number came out, it was a little bit below estimates, and i've got to tell you, listen, it's that time of the year, most of the traders are out, volume's going to be low, but each session does tell us something, and i think what we're starting to see and probably will see is that the market needs a catalyst. the bias is to the upside, no doubt about that, but sort of looking for something to spring it forward. what do you think about that, jim? >> you know, three takeaways for me, the low volume you commented on, the energy sector got hit because saudi thinks it's the opportunity to challenge its rivals, and something i think is a quiet storm brew, but greece is back in focus. european equities were down, i think people have a memory of what -- how stressed europe was when they thought about greece. it's not that it'

. >> thank you, chairman mccall, ma ranking member thompson, committee members here. let me begin by saying in the same vein as the chairman's remarks, we won't always agree, we have not always agreed, but i do appreciate the friendship and the collegiality that we enjoy between individual members of this committee and their staffs and me and my staff. this is the 12th time i've testified before congress in 11 months. fifth time before this committee. i feel like i know a number of you well. on november 20th, the president announced a series of executive actions to begin to fix our immigration system. the president views these actions as a first step toward reform of the system and continues to count on congress for the more comprehensive reform that only ledgislative changes can provide. the actions we took will begin to fix the system in a number of respects. to promote border security for the future, and to send a strong message that our borders are not open to illegal migration, we prioritize the removal of those apprehended at the border and those who came here i

we got a statement from the chair of the house committee on homeland security, congressman mike mccalld what we've witnessed in sydney should be a call to action and all our allies who have been threatened by violent extremists. the united states must wage a robust effort here at home to combat violent islamist extremism by working with local communities to intervene when we see signs of it, fighting against online islamist propaganda and providing ways to stop individuals lured into jihadi cool subculture before they act. how do we keep them from resorting to these horrific means? >> i would start off by saying it's a multi-tiered approach. you would look at possible communities where individuals could be lured into the magnetic appeal of groups like isis or perhaps other organizations, try to reach out to these communities, make their concerns heard, let them feel they're part of the process in this country. really kind of doubling up those efforts to make sure that nobody feels isolated from the political process in the country. also work on some socioeconomic factors. make sure tha

worldwide, james leben that would, president of equity asset management, hutha -- hitha herzog, and matt mccallunder and president of penn financial group. it's a huge day, a historic day, so let's dig into the first real, real deal. dow 18,000 is not just another number, it is symbolic. in my mind it's symbolic of resolve even if it's been aided by money printing, stock buybacks. each person in this country when you wake up in the morning, what are you thinking thinking about? you're thinking of ways to make the future better for yourself and your families. most of you guys never heard of janet yellen, and we ignore the shenanigans of washington, d.c. day in and day out. and even if you don't own a single share of stock, the stock market reflects your fight and your determination. you know, sure, everybody needs to feel good when the market's up like this, and that's not there just yet, but we could get there. the new congress comes around in january, and the bedrock, capitalism, still intact. i think we're going to have a good 2015. in any case, what a way to head into christmas and new year'

mccall, you, chairman ranking member of thompson, committee members here. let me begin by saying him in the same vein as the chairman's remarks, we will not always agree and have not always agreed, but i do appreciate the friendship and the collegiality between individual members of this committee and their staffs and me and my staff. this is the 12th time i have testified before congress in 11 months the fifth time before this committee. i feel like i know a number of you wealthy at on november 20, the president announced a series of executive actions to begin to fix our immigration system. the president views of these actions as a first step toward reform of the system and continues to count on congress for the more comprehensive reform that only legislative changes can provide. the actions we took will begin to fix the system in a number of respects. to promote border security for the future and to send a strong message that our borders are not illegal migration, we prioritize the removal of those apprehended at the border and those who came here illegal

mccall was the calm before the big storm rose into the area since than from high demand and one east up there for the major storm. >> reporter: full line of your ancon for free sandbags if one reason concord residents say similar circumstances are taken advantage of the 25¢ a bag limit so much of the pending a when you showed you might find a shortage of supply more san was called then and more than four made available to officials here said the up to 25 freemason at also be made available for elderly or is able concord residents by simply calling in and placing an order here at the courtyard >> reporter: it is cloudy up there right now out also said it reduced the visibility and a number of places of oil from fairfield in concord and navato and half moon bay will want to see some fall overnight tonight you'll see all sure the torment is growing and is a on bring significant rainfall into cars and here's a look at to what the headline tomorrow most exciting drive into the evening that when the rain rosa the north that web want to see heavy rain very strong when flooding down trees an

such mccall ahead and check with your carrier getting out ride now a cold start temperatures five degrees cooler than where we were yesterday morning santa rosa has out of a 4646 it will house the fairfield low 50s out the door and oakland 53 currently is them sale features a cast for rocking it through the side lies in a clot will maintain track and this is still however there with dense fog is pressing for the coast. >> erica: will star as a liar and develop in the polls. most of the rye has already swept through the central part of the bay rain so rain to fremont down and san jose and perhaps for those of you in redwood city and as the weather down to four test will have very windy conditions. with the sea for a strong gust of about the dollar's fate hitting into christmas morning. for most are in the '50s and '60s hayward 6163- apple and 63 for a doctor said francisco. the forecastle to dry weather for christmas day. afternoon highs of the yen from a mid to upper 50s-however we will not see jackson this and as we headed to the weekend even then for early next week and we do not have a

. >> there's no -- can i just say, scott, you sound like lauren mccall. >> no, i sound like you. >> can show what irene did? we have a fan this morning watching. she tweeted this in from philadelphia. look at that. >> small in stature, big on bow ties. >> look at that. >> thank you. >> we appreciate it. >> one ear cocked because he's listening on radio. >> futures up six. dow futures up 51. brendan, it's a healing market as we go into the weekend, but, i mean, oil, 5.59. >> we started talking in early november. maybe all the work is done. people are just looking forward to the holiday parties and that has turned out not to be true at all. it is a busy news month. >> december is being the best month for emerging markets on average of any month of the year. this has been a disaster so far. it's getting better in the last two days. and 20 years ago, we had another disastrous december which is my parallel with you. so typically, you get year in rallies. but starting now, we've got two very strong two days. >> we're going to find out. coming up, michael holland joins us as a guest host on te

. >> reporter: he's 19 years old and lives in the same community where lieutenant mccall leads patrols. >> i've been stopped over a hundred times. it does all blur together at some point, but there are those extreme instances where it's kind of hard to forget. >> reporter: keyshan is a sophomore in college. he lives with his mother, sophia. >> i was coming home from school, the cop slams me against the wall, throws stuff out of my bag, calls me derogatory terms like [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. he doesn't even let me pull out my wallet to show him who i am, show him i go to this school right here. it messes with you psychologically, it messes with you emotionally. it's scary. >> it was becoming too much where he's coming home not wanting to go to school. i worked so hard to make sure that he went to college and he's focused on his future. to have harassment be the reason he doesn't want to continue, it broke my heart. >> reporter: new york police say the stop and frisk policy helped save lives, especially in minority communities where most crime occurs. >> the controversial stop and frisk pol

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the parents say she was woman with a younger sister will she began having difficulty grievant as mccalling and on when to die because i could see the look on your face. the doctors are still not sure what caused a young girl's death this day the temperature of the pool or volcanic ashes. the last headed the largest fires will have details ahead. >>mark: real watching the weather moran expected this afternoon. >> reporter: is looking pretty good for to around that the flood signup below water early this morning is quite flooded it overflowed it came down if but all the part of my parts of the intersection here in beverly did surprise they say it that had never happened before in that area so they're really concerned definite on the radar another big concern it will is not raining ran down in has saturated some of the hillsides that told me that that's something they're watching out for is in a little shaky so far so good it will have more break in the sun with no more rain is coming and that does mean it may happen as well. >> reporter: marseilles' some breaks in the cloud right now part