all the stories coming up this morning and joining me to talk about it fox business dagen mcdowell, ceo mike murphy and the king's college business and economic professor bryan, good to see you. >> great to be here. dagen: good morning. please don't let people talk on the phones on the airplanes. [laughter] maria: that will be annoying. >> yeah, oh, my god for three hours. maria: how about the trump rally? mike: amazing. maria: we hear it's going continue. mike: a lot of money to put to work february and we have accepted the fact that fed is going to raise rates. people are excited. dagen: pressure on the new trump administration to get everything done in the first few months. maria: first 90 days. dagen: we will give him 150 but you better whip it together. maria: kellyanne conway is here and we will ask about all of that. former gop chairman nicholson is with us. jason is with us and former deputy chief of staff of president george w. bush karl rove is here. former astronaut tom jones also with us. today is a hot show so stay with us. we kick it off right now president-elect donald tr

. >> reporter: in mcdowel county things are so bad the sheriff has to plead with commissioners to notf half his deputies. >> not only are the layoffs going to hurt? the sheriff's department cut us in half. but they are going to hurt the whole county. >> things are so bad 32-year-old adam rourke has been laid off three times in one year. >> it's hard. >> things are so bad the local walmart closed. once home to million dollar coal field, today mcdowell county rates last for almost everything in west virginia with almost one exception. deaths due to precipitation opioids, it ranks number two. and people blame the coal industry for all of it. so when they say. >> we're going to put a lot of coal miners and a lot of coal out of business. >> and we're going put them back to work. >> is it any wonder why 75% of the mcdowell county vote forward donald trump. and this is no republican stronghold. every elected official here is a democrat. including the sheriff. >> been elected nine times as a democrat. >> and when you voted this time? >> i vote forward donald trump. >> reporter: and county com

it happened at 67th and mcdowell last night. when officers checked out the house, they homeland security has been brought in to investigate. >>> one year of probation and 100 hours for a state representative who pleaded guilty to fraud. >> that will do it for us at 5:00. >> scott is up next with the captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: the president-elect already on the job. with the deal that saved hundreds of them. >> companies are not going to leave the united states anymore without consequences. >> pelley: also tonight, vice president-elect on donald trump shifting positions on immigration and prosecuting hillary clinton. did he just say those things to get elected? a so-called magical treatment for the anxiety and depression that come with cancer. >> from that moment, the fear of gone. >> pelley: and a new over-the-top light show at niagra falls.

you can see our red mountains and river and showcases the mcdowell mountains. we have approximately 10,000 members. 4,000 of them live within the community boundaries today. it was established by executive order by rutherford b. hayes. we were given approximately 500,000 acres that spread all the way to the west valley. that was met with resistance from our community members. our leadership gathered together and went to visit the president himself and had conversations with him, explaining our ties to the land and who we are as a people and why it was important to have that land and access to it. and we were reestablished with the 52,000 acres instead of pushed out altogether. in 1990, our tribal leadership negotiated the freeway along the western corridor of our community. advanced from sustainable economic development for our people. -- that as brought sustainable economic development for our people. it brings not only jobs for our community but also diversified tax base. that space allows for our police, fire and health care and education. it provides for ou

gary: charlie gasparino and megyn mcdowell. charlie, this is good.hey know how to get tax cuts through, and this is good news. charlie: i think one of the best things about president-elect trump is a pro growth agenda. i always said if he got elected he would be greet poteially for the markets because he wants to cut taxes, cut regulations and bring free markets back. the real issue with trump and i think the markets because they are now factoring in the less regulation and tax cuts. he's rationalizing the spending he wants to do on infrastructure which dagen pointed out as bonds spike. rationalize that and his anti-trade record. if he goes and rear negotiates nafta those are things that are not good for the markets. gary: thinking about long-term investors and investing. is this a good thing or bad thing? >> it's a good thing if these guys, mnuchin and wilbur ross execute in the way the markets are factoring in right now. the markets are factoring in a broad-based tax reform. take the corporate tax rate down. you get money back into this country. ho

this happened at 67th and mcdowell last night. one of the men was illegally in possession of a gun, then they checked out the house and found 22 people inside. homeland security has been brought in to investigate. >>> new developments in the exclusive story that we first brought to you late last night at 10:00. a 6-year-old little boy left for hours on a valley school bus. we're live from outside sunrise preschool in gill bore. >> reporter: every bus driver at sunrise is supposed to have a check list like this one with the names of every student they pick up and drop off when a student gets off the bus, the driver is supposed to look at the name, the space, then check the bus. clearly that's something that didn't happen here. >> reporteic keeping an extra close eye on her son michael. can't blame her. the mesa mom got the scare of a lifetime yesterday when michael was nowhere to be found. >> they were telling me my 6-year-old wasn't at school. and no one knew where he was. that's heartbreaking. >> reporter: michael had been left b

i am dagen mcdowell and for nicole petallides.0,000. to see if we can get there today. we do have weaker futures. down 11. s&p and nasdaq futures down 1.5 points. dagen: stocks close in hong kong celebrating christmas. and china's shanghai composite and in a quarter of 1%. >> oil prices steady today as investors wait for production cuts to rollout. crude trading almost hired by half of 1%. >> stores across the country. up for a massive returns as many americans rush to retailers of unwanted christmas gifts. >> detroit lions trying to clinch a playoff spot. the dallas cowboys. >> 531 in new york city december the 27th. welcome to "fbn:am', your first look at today's markets in the latest breaking news. president of the donald trump and president obama trading claims about to would've won if the two men actually faced up to 2016 presidential race. the president speaking during a podcast hosted by his fire advisor david axelrod said he would've been reelected if he were allowed to run again. >> i am confident in this vision because i

you can see our red mountains and river and showcases the mcdowell mountains.e have approximately 10,000 members. for thousand of them live within the community boundaries today. activeestablished by his order in ages have denied by rutherford b. hayes. we were given approximately 500,000 acres that spread all the way to the west valley. that was met with resistance from our community members. our leadership gathered together and went to visit the president himself and had conversations with him, explaining our ties to the land and who we are as a people and why it was important to have that land and axis to it. and we were reestablished with the 52,000 acres instead of pushed out altogether. in 1990, our tribal leadership negotiated the freeway along the western corridor of our community. advanced from sustainable economic development for our people. only jobs for our community but also diversified tax base. that tech space allows us to be -- that space allows for our police, fire and health care and education. it provides for our cultural revitalization effor

dagen: it's dagen mcdowell. the base of trump's ideology, jerry writes about this in the wall street journal, is he going to be a populist who battles corporate america and throws water in the people who believe in free markets or embrace corporate america? the fact that he's interviewing reks tillerson, maying biggest job in the cabinet says that's not populist? >> everybody is putting their own term on populist. >> that is not only part of his base but where he needs to expand the base in 70 elect of the electorate. if they're populist, not populist, business or not big business, what i'm seeing in the data is a real focus and a demand of the american public, they want to see problems solved and they don't care what label you put on it as long as they see progress occurring and that's what they feel they are saying in terms of the direction and trump transition. >> maybe the label for it -- looking over here, maybe the label for it is protectionist that we see donald trump doing deal with carrier in indiana, p

all that coming up and with me this morning fox business network dagen mcdowell.nfl star jack brewer, lea gabrielle good to have you here. >> blast. >> crystal. >> that was --. >> like -- on the right side. >> okay -- he go athletes. >> everyone here is basically an athlete. >> 40 pounds heavy not running track. >> all right, joining the conversation, this morning, new york congressman peter king, and university of maryland professor of business peter morici don't miss any of this. >> the obama administration positives vision for peace in the middle east today the speech comes amid u.s. and israeli relations blake burman in washington, d.c., live with very latest. reporter: good morning to you secretary of state john kerry is set to give a major speech, on middle east policy a few hours from now later this morning, the government of the israeli prime minister been benjamin netanyahu accusing u.s. interfering israeli spokesman saying they know there was deep collusion repairing united nations resolution condemning israeli settlement listen here. >> deeply, deeply d

and right now - some people are still missing, including one mother from mcdowell county and her two young children. return, many will find they have nothing to come back to. more than 700 buildings burned down in the fire. country superstar dolly parton, who grew up in the area, plans to donate a thousand dollars a month to families who lost their homes. now to the trump transition.. president-elect trump is back in new york city, after his first stop on his post-election "thank you tour." he arrive york last night, after a rally in cincinnati. during that rally, trump mapped out his agenda involving for tax reform, repealing and replacing obamacare, and immigration reform. and he announced one of his cabinet picks. states that he wo between now and the inauguration. states that he wo between now and the inauguration. the trump campi to block an recount in michigan - putting a hold on a planned count set for today. instead, state officials will hear arguments from trump's attorneys. trump won the state of michigan by more than 10-thousand votes over hillary clinton. a recount is alr

and dagen mcdowell and julie roginsky.o-host of "after the bell" on fox business and "forbes on fox." david asman is here he is "outnumbered." >> thank you all for having me. good to see a lot of fbn folks. >> i thought it was going to hit 20,000, the dow? >> he is one of the brightest. >> she is about to attack. dagen mcdowell me? >> i'm only one that don't worry about fbn. kennedy: talk about the hang seng and "nimby.." sandra: what could be a new low in israeli-u.s. relations, secretary of state john kerry lengthy defense of the u.n. liz solution condemning is israeli settlements. kerry tore into israel for settlement building on land claimed by palestinians. netanyahu ace kerry rhetoric was as unbalanced as the resolution that came out of the u.n. >> kerry paid lip service about. what he did was spend most of his speech blaming israel for the lack of peace, by passionately condemning a policy of enabling jews to live in their historic homeland and in their eye ternnal capital, jerusalem. sandra: prime minister netanyah

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mcdowell. >>> . sandra: welcome back. 29 top stories 7:30 a.m. eastern, breaking news russian president vladimir putin agreeing to a cease-fire deal in syria goes into effect at midnight on december 30th, plan includes a partially withdrawal of the russian army from syria we know obama administration could gear to up hit russia with sanctions forked me leaning with the election. >> i think, that -- all of the cyberattacks taking place particularly this russian one had a profound impact on our system on our political process. sandra: president-elect moving torrid with potential plans to privatize department of veterans affairs how could it chang health care for america's heroes ahead a controversy president obama designating two new national money meantimes in utah and nevada in final days in office the move is sparking political backlash, a tell a of two, facebook and google dominating the year's list of top apps we will tell you who is number one, ahead. >> and look at futures markets this morning not much to report, the

dagen mcdowell on her way out. she's doing double-duty right now. kevin: let's night it went to sudden death and the weather was cold and fun to watch. maria: live coming up this morning. former mcdonalds ceo ed is with us. fox news senior judicial analyst andrew napolitano is here. jack brewer with exciting games in football. president-elect trump will nominate tillerson. >> he's much more than a business executive. he's a world-class player. he's in charge of, i guess, the largest company in the world and to me a great advantage is he knows many of the players and he knows them well. he does massive deals in russia and for the company. >> obviously they've done enormous deals together that that would color his approach to vladimir putin and h russian threat. maria: joining us right now new york congressman, good to see you. thanks so much for joining us. what do you make of tillerson. no kidding, he's doing business in russia. >> there's going to be a vetting. people have questions to ask as he should. this is the secretary of state position. peop

i was in the dell county in west county in- mcdowell west virginia, the southern part of west virginiat what makes mcdowell county unique, what makes part of kentucky and that region unique, is they are part of a situation today where millions -- this is quite unbelievable -- but this is the despair that trump spoke to. millions of white, working-class people are dying today at ages younger than their parents. history has been around -- not only in our country, but all over the world -- is that my generation lives longer than my parents are my parents generation lived longer than their parents. that has been the trend because of the improvements in public health, in permits and so forth. we are making some congress -- some progress. but millions of people today are living in such despair, for whatever reason, and maybe amy and i will discuss this, is that they are turning to opiates and heroin. alcohol andning to getting all kinds of diseases associated with alcoholism. and they are turning to suicide. women and men. these are people who, if they are lucky enough to have a job that is

surveillance camera from north mcdowell boulevard show as man and woman entering the store yesterday. few minutes later they walked out with luggage the an employee tried to stop them and ended up in a struggle. they got away and drove away in a dark colored s.u.v. with paper license plates. we are posting this online so you can look at the suspects. >> lyft is helping to transport the elderly for seniors headed to medical appointments or social events that allows users to hire caregivers for family members with 170,000 caregivers in 50 meter areas helping 3.million americans who miss or are late to appointments because of transportation issues. >> met people skim out on getting the flu shot, fewer that two out of five people have gone for the vaccine, with flu not just a health threat but carries steep federal costs spending $6 billion on medical costs connected to the flu. >> imagine taking a pill to reverse the damage from a heart attack. a san francisco research team is working on that potential breakthrough now. the hearts can not repair themselves and a team is developing a ther

i'm dagen mcdowel in for brenda butner. this is "bulls and bears." joining us, jonas, john layfield, along with emily and jul julie, welcome everybody. >> where i work young americans foundation, we saved the reagan ranch in 1998 in part because that's the site where reagan signed the greatest tax cut in history about 25% across the board, lifted a lot of people, created an era of prosperity in this kujt. now the trump administration says they're going to improve upon that. i'm looking forward to seeing what they're able to do with it. >> gary b., at this point, why not? we have lackluster job growth, wages actually falling in the most recent months and labor participation rate is still going down. so tax cuts yeah, right? >> absolutely, dagen. look, the reason you do tax cuts is as emily said, that historically whether it's been john f. kennedy or ronald reagan who have gone and even bill clinton ended up lowering taxes, it has gone to increase the productivity, the gdp, jobs and all that. but even beyond that if you do it the right way, it's simple

i'm dagen mcdowell in for brenda bu butner. this is "bulls & bears." welcome to our panel. john, what do you say? >> i say that they're wrong and they're mad about it. i think that's what it is. look, the media that is out there, i think, has a personal bias against donald trump. but they certainly are mad about the fact they're wrong. it's like sports reporters. those guys think that sports exist because of them, not that their job exists because of sports. they have it exactly backwards. can you imagine when president reagan was elected you had about an 8% bump the month after he got first elected before he got inaugurated. if people would have gone then and said, oh, this is a jimmy carter bounce, that is exactly what's going on right now. it's absolutely insane. one thing has changed. and that was donald trump got elected. and you have a business friendly, at least perceived, administration, and that's why the stock market is rallying. >> hadley, you have home builder sentiment up at 11-year high. you have small business gauge of sentiment jumping the most ahead since l

we have dagen mcdowell who did usual great job sub hosting on "bulls & bears." kennedy is out today. charles payne, what is being argued here is it's not 1,100 jobs. it's more like 700 jobs or whatever. my bottom line is it's 700-plus jobs that wouldn't have been there had donald trump not intervened. >> it's nuts. of all the fights to pick with donald trump, the amount of jobs you saved from going to mexico couple weeks before christmas, which is what unions used to do or were supposed to do until they got too greedy and started to rip off the companies they supported, produced products that were too expensive for the consumer and sought their membership roles decline by 80%. that's what you were supposed to do, chuck. he's doing your job. maybe you can find a lot of things to quibble about, this was the wrong one. >> you do not appear to agree with chuck. all right. emily, what's your take on this? >> so i think first of all, the way donald trump is talking to trump is probably the way a lot of people across the country have wanted to talk to chuck for a long

ron bailey has a wonderful article in "reason" magazine on mcdowell county, west virginia, the coal country. the way life goes there. one of the arguments you can get from that, a lot of our government programs discourage geographic mobility. they discourage people from going where jobs are to be had or to be created. and so forth. what can or should be done in public policy in order to encourage geographic mobility? ramesh? >> well alex brought up , unemployment insurance, one idea our colleague michael strain has written about is allowing people to take some of their unemployment benefits in a lump sum that helps them to relocate where the jobs are. i think is there a whole range of things that could be done. i think a lot of the welfare state is place-based in a way that tends to limit mobility. medicaid is an example of that. some of the things that conservatives have proposed in terms of taking a lot of that benefit and giving it to low income people so they can buy insurance in the private market themselves is one part of an answer to that. you've got not just the federal welfare stat

we have a lot of communities, ron bailey has an article in "reason" on mcdowell county, west virginia, the coal country. one of the arguments you can get from that is that a lot of the government programs discourage geographic mobility. they discourage people from going where jobs are to be had or to be created. so forth. done in or should be public policy in order to encourage geographic mobility. up unemployment insurance, when idea echols strain has written about is -- alex people to strain has written about is allowing people to take benefits and relocate. i think there is a range of things that could be done. i think a lot of the welfare placed in astate is way that seems to limit mobility, medicaid is an example. conservatives proposed in terms of taking a lot of that benefit and giving it to low income people so they can buy insurance in the private market themselves, is one part of an answer. you also have not just the federal welfare state, but a lot of local government that are getting in the way. one of the fastest parts of -- growing parts of the country have restrictive r

freight across as they were heading up to places like the town of prescott or there were going to fort mcdowell north of here are any number of mining camps or ranches that were north of the river. he recognized the possibility of that without a doubt. -- peoplehings were were starting to think about agriculture in the area, he began to think about things like somebody will be needed to process the wheat that people will grow in the area. as far asy conceived, we know, he conceived of the mill in 1870 when he got the rights to the land where the mill would be built. addition, you have the blacksmith shop, carpenters .ork, wagon making facilities at the same time, he is promoting the growth of the area in terms of pushing for the railroad. the railroad won't get to yuma until the late 1870's and does not get to until 1880.maricopa it does not get up in here until 1887 but hayden was pushing for that the whole time. even before that or during the midst of that, he is also pushing for the creation for tempe to get a college which we known as a normal school which will become asu. the year before t

i'm dagen mcdowell in for brenda butner. this is "bulls and bears." gar b., jonas, welcome to everybody. gary b., is an across the board tax cut needed right away right off the bat? >> absolutely. dagen. look, we have had a rally in the stock market fueled and i think quite rightly so on optimism that donald trump is looking out for america. he's going to do the right things economically, foreign policy. but economically i think there's still a few gotchas for most people out there. look, we have median household income that's still -- inflation adjusted still lower than it was in 1998, dagen, it's lower than it was in 2007. we have a labor force participation that continues to decline. just a couple years ago was 66%. now it's barely -- just a little bit below 63%. so there's people out there that don't have a job and still they feel, my gosh, i can't keep up with inflation with what i'm making. let's put the money back in their pockets. we know the government doesn't spend it effectively. we know the people, it's their money, they earned it, it's th

stores gearing up for holiday returns, here to break it with me dagen mcdowell, steve forbes and lee carter. what do you do when somebody gives you a gift you don't want? >> recycle it. dagen: you're a regifter? >> i take after one of my brothers who is notorious in the family when we get gifts, we wonder where did this come from, often he buys them but sometimes they -- they have been recycled and he's just been in a big move so we have a lot of presents this year. he told us in advance what to exct. sandra: wow. [laughter] >> i can't return. i have a thing. i got something that was half the size of me, i was flattered that somebody thought i was that small. [laughter] dagen: dagen has no problem. dagen: i will tell you on christmas day to your face, this is a lame gift. sandra: coming up this morning, we have a lot going on, professor and strategy and irregular warfare at the institute of worlds politics sebastian gorka will be here and host of pbs, lydia's kitchen. you don't want to miss any of that. president obama taking on on the president elect on the final days to have presid

dagen mcdowell?ting this morning as well, has anyone looked at the really poor numbers of "vanity fair" magazine, way down, big trouble, dead. carter, no talent will be out. apparently because, well there is an article about trump grill, the worst restaurant in america. on the front page of "vanity fair".com. maybe that was the. maria: comments? >> want to say thanks for having me. always a blast to be here. maria: thank you, governor, good to see you. >> very happy to be here. this tech group should meet quarterly. it is crucial. maria: have to get to start varney. appreciate your time. thank you very much. stuart, over to you. stuart: you have to get to me, maria, thank you very much indeed. the economy markets, trump team, lively, upbeat positive. the left? not. negative, sniping, whining. merry christmas. good thursday morning, everyone. there is a clear great divide. split the news in two. the postelection fox poll shows six out of 10 are hopeful for america. consumer confidence is surging. the

>> what about dagan mcdowell?n amazing job in the press conference, european markets are up 1.5% so he did not do that. maria: stuart varney is now, "varney and company". you did it. stuart: i will take it as a compliment regardless. maria: go ahead, i am sorry. stuart: here we go. i am ready to begin. the can-do cabinet emerges. generals, business people, they are all doers. that is why we have a huge trump rally. good morning. military men in the cabinet, profit no longer a dirty word. a whol

you can see our red mountains and river and showcases the mcdowell mountains.e have approximately 10,000 members. for thousand of them live within the community boundaries today. it was established by his active order in ages have denied by rutherford b. hayes. we were given approximately 500,000 acres that spread all the way to the west valley. that was met with resistance from our community members. our leadership gathered together and went to visit the president himself and had conversations with him, explaining our ties to the land and who we are as a people and why it was important to have that land and access to it. and we were reestablished with the 52,000 acres instead of pushed out altogether. in 1990, our tribal leadership negotiated the freeway along the western corridor of our community. advanced from sustainable economic development for our people. it brings not only jobs for our community but also diversified tax base. that space allows for our police, fire and health care and education. it provides for our cultural revitalization efforts. we beli

tonight's dagen mcdowell from th dave smith, host of "part of the problem" podcast. and tom shillue host of "red eye." so we just heard congressman massey talk about donald trump, person of the year. and i want to talk about the titans of tech and this upcoming meeting at trump tower. what do you think the conversation is going to go like? a lot of people who emerge from those meetings are star struck bialek and they have nothing but glowing thing to say? >> everybody is turning back. the people who were talking about ar arm ar arm. we should stop talking about everybody in northern california as being the tech industry. this is a smart guy. i loved listening to that interview. kennedy: he's really bright, and he's have much -- his heart is in the right place when it comes to limited government and i hope there are people like that who are welcomed into the administration. but i do have concerns and i shared the same concerns over hillary clinton is a do with the trump administration. what is the government going to do in terms of these big tech companies and our pri

good morning, everybody, i'm dagen mcdowell in for nicole petallides.lauren: happy new year, indeed, i'm lauren simonetti. russia is threatens to retaliate but u.s. lawmakers including key republicans want to impose even stronger sanctions on the kremlin. dagen: u.s. stocks fade a lit at tend of the year. we could be in rally mode this day, if i believe trading day of 2016. lauren: asian stocks mixed on final trading day. shanghai composite up a quarter of 1%, down 12% this year and the nikkei in japan down about a tenth of 1%. dagen: oil prices on track for biggest annual percentage gain since 2009 and right now take a look at what the cost of crude is doing, 53.93 a barrel. lauren: now stands at 2.49%. dagen: dozens of garbage trucks in new york time square, beefing up security for new year's eve. lauren: in sports virginia tech with epic comeback last night. dagen: it is 5:31 on the east coast, december the 30th, welcome to fbn:am, first look at morning markets, breaking news and what to expect for the day ahead. lauren: we kick it off with this, pre

here today, kennedy, also from fbn, dagen mcdowell is here, fox news contributor rachel campos duffyday's #oneluckyguy, professional wrestler, actor, comedian and fox news contributor, tyrus, who's part of our network's new year's eve coverage, by the way. >> yes, ma'am.

we have more on these markets as we get closer and closer to jiao --dash mcdowell 20,000.nother record day. as we get closer and closer to 20,000 now on the tao. we hit the number by the new year. all of this as we get a report that almost half of 30 -year-olds are earning half of what is going on with the american dream. he can we turn it around right now. i brought this to the because i think this is one of the reasons why people voted for donald trump. they were very scared about the path that we are on economically. and they wanted to do something to divert us is that fair. you're exactly right. one of the hallmarks really is that we've have in inheritance of optimism. with every justification that our children well live better than we well. unfortunately we had broken in that chain at least in terms of expectations lately and something we have to reverse and we can reverse by the way. if you're the top of the food chain economically eve have a great century so far. that's a very small number of people. for most americans who are strivers this has been a tough slot. yo

he spoke last night at mcdowell airport airbase in tampa, law gnaw ensuring -- huh-uh ensuring them that the u.s. is breaking the back of isis. he said he lead a relentless fight with the help of many. >>> investigators in oakland, california may be zeroing in on the cause of the deadly warehouse fire. a refrigerator or some other appliance could have sparked the fire that claimed at least 36 lives. crews searched 96% of the charred building so far. they don't think anymore bodying will be found. the fire broke out when the warehouse was packed with people attending a dance party. >> the man accused of gun down nine black people in a church will go on as planned. dylann roof's lawyers hoped for a delay following the publicity of another south carolina case. that involved the shooting of a black man by a white cop. and the death toll can'ts to climb. the powerful 6.4 magnitude quake. at this time many victims are trapped under debris from fallen buildings. it could be days before we learn the full extent: there is an urgent need for medical equipment. i'm jackie ibanez, now back to "red e

dagen: and i am dagen mcdowell and 477. the israeli settlements as tensions between the u.s. and israel continued to rise. lauren: in hollywood, mourning the loss of screen legend debbie reynolds. she died one day after her daughter, carrie fisher died. dagen: starts closing lower yesterday. we have slight losses across the board. lauren: and asia, hong kong stocks to edge higher. however, check out japan. the nikkei down 1.3%. dagen: crude oil falling down 13 cents a barrel after a report yesterday showed a surprise built in this country's crude inventory. 5393 or cost of crude. lauren: or 10 year treasury yield at 2.84%. dagen: u.s. retailers to have their best holiday season in years. what's behind that move? lauren: miami hurricanes as they try to win their first bowl game since 2006. dagen: 5:01 a.m. in new york city december 29th. welcome to "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. lauren: donald trump announced in my jobs for american workers. sprint will move thousands of jobs back to the u.s. >> he said because it is jobs in this country. >> th